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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
I learned Python and "crypto" (as in cryptography) in one fell swoop: https://inventwithpython.com/cracking/ Next up is Metasploit: https://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed&#x2F
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
I remember when I had "my" township show up to a report I'd had a gun pointed at me. They patted me down, demanded my ID (which had my address listed as the location of the call)... then talked to me like I was a teenager or
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
> A pessimistic corollary to this is that intervention is often followed by social punishment if it impinges on anyone else's interests or even just makes the bystanders look bad. You're not pessimistic, you have depressive rea
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
Because most of your best scientists are educated abroad and immediately pair up with an American so they never have to return. (Then tend to get divorced once they have permanent residency, heh.) Russia had a leg up on China -- NASA used
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
No
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
When I had a team, we'd trade based on faith -- Jewish or Muslim folks worked Christmas, and on their holidays us "cultural Catholics"[1] covered so they could have "their" day off. Even among those who were no long
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Optic Nerve (GCHQ)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago|0 comments
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
i still remember one Mozilla intern putting the names of two internship coordinators on a whiteboard, and having folks make a tally mark for which they'd prefer to... "date". (spoiler alert: i don't think they planned o
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
did you make this? "horcrux" is such a good name for such a tool. if you drop your email, i'm working on naming something myself.
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
This is a handle I used as a teenager, revived for serious Devil's Night discussions. I'm autistic. I was also diagnosed with C-PTSD once I escaped my home state, C-PTSD instilled by teachers and paraprofessionals who'd engag
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
>If a senator blocks you on Twitter, there's very little chance that they were going to ever see your comments in the first place You over-estimate the narcissism and under estimate the opsec of most senators and in turn, most juris
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The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago|0 comments
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Shamir's Secret Sharing(en.wikipedia.org)
12 points by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago|3 comments
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by COOL_DUDE_2112 3y ago
>Silly anecdote, but one of my close friends somehow learned to rapidly toggle Caps in lieu of Shift, and still does it to this day. WHY WOULD YOU TURN OFF CAPS LOCK ONCE IT HAS BEEN ENGAGED? WE CALLED IT "CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL&qu