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Magnus Carlsen to give up World Championship title(chess24.com)
872 points by CawCawCaw 4y ago|443 comments
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by CawCawCaw 4y ago
comcaste
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by CawCawCaw 4y ago
In every country?
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by CawCawCaw 5y ago
It is interesting to read some of these comments as an indication of what people actually hoped for, and then compare it to the reality of what they actually got.
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by CawCawCaw 5y ago
This paper draws its conclusions based on asking people to imagine things. That seems more like speculation, not science.
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by CawCawCaw 5y ago
Thankfully we have 0% tax on capital gains.
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by CawCawCaw 5y ago
Tani has also had a number of training sessions with Peter Svidler. Svidler has been in the world elite for a couple of decades and won the Russian Championship 8 times. He is also a Hearthstone streamer @polborta. chess24 sponsored by CoCh
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Color me as slightly disappointed that this piece wasn't published on Medium.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Since no one has mentioned cert transparency yet: https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.03914
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Has this been observed before on any other videos?
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
This bug is extraordinarily fascinating. Also, it presents one of the rare cases where running chkdsk might actually do something useful.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
It will be interesting to see if the tools are also published online en masse, similar to what happened with the NSA's hacking tools.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Looks like a cool book. Congrats! The subtitle says: "Manage Aging Computer Systems (and Future Proof Modern Ones)". Is there anything inside about the people side of this - managing skill obsolescence and future proofing of human
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
I think this should be tagged with (2003).
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Unfortunately, the "UAC is not a security boundary" meme bears repeating here. There are many similar such UAC bypasses, e.g. https://github.com/rootm0s/WinPwnage#uac-bypass-techniques and https://
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Or QUANTUM INSERT/man-on-the-side attacks.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Somehow it looks like the bot was not responding on twitter, but the unrolled thread was created.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Ah, so a new challenger arrives. Good luck overcoming lock-in.
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Defcon 2020 Online(youtube.com)
3 points by CawCawCaw 6y ago|0 comments
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Also, Sturgeon's Law.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Apart from the resources already mentioned, the book by Yurichev [1] was very helpful. Also, Practical Malware Analysis by Sikorski and Honig [2]. [1] https://beginners.re/ [2] https://www.amazon.com/Pract
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Is this moral licensing?
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Confluence, SAP, Skype for Business, Discord, Slack, Chrome, Windows 10.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Not sure if it matches what you seek directly, but Graeber in "Bullshit Jobs" did have a section doing this sort of analysis.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
The article mentions that there are "30,000 people banned from the profession by state regulators". I wonder how many more have committed similar offenses without getting sanctioned.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
This is a great extension and also available on Chrome.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
Fortunately for you the whole thing is written in unobfuscated .NET so the source can be easily recovered.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
So they finally did something about his endless lies after four years. Well, well.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
For such a powerful power user, it seems that the author never had any JSON editors set up on his environment, removed the default keyboard shortcuts from Terminal, and couldn't figure out how to customize the context menu. Hmmmm.
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by CawCawCaw 6y ago
These ideas apply mainly to nonfiction and maybe literary fiction, if one is so inclined. For other kinds of fiction, keeping notes is distracting and detracts from enjoyment of the text.

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