ComodoHacker

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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
No doubt manufacturers will us this as an excuse to force users into buying a new model, blaming Microsoft in the process.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
I believe it's because they just didn't bother trying this on Windows (yet)
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Also Transcendence is worth playing in this genre.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Use alternative YT front-end like Piped, Newpipe etc.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Are they safe and simple enough to operate at the neighborhood or even household level as a backup energy storage, where the grid is faulty? For example, in some region of Africa?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
You can do that with standard aggregates by comparing min() and max().
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
I think one more important reason for hosting payload on the blockchain is to avoid automatic detection by scanning and auditing tools.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
How's the footprint? Is it usable for investigating problems while the system is strained on resources?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
How can it protect from... botnets, where there are tens of thousands "someones"?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
>Postgres queue tech is a thing of beauty, but far from mainstream. A small nitpick. FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED was mainstream (in a sense) way before it was copied from Oracle to Postgres. It's used under the hood in most non-trivial O
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
There's no MITM, transfers are end-to-end encrypted. You don't have to trust the relay.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Please can we refrain from arguments like "this is from the same people I don't like because ..."?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
You joke but there's a whole branch of fake science built on this: https://quackwatch.org/related/electro/
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
>it uses random characters instead of words, which is much harder for humans to remember Do we really need to remember them, instead of just writing them down?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
But usually they also store current balances in a separate table, and updating them is also part of the transaction.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
I do just that on a regular basis with OsmAnd+. It's not Google Maps, has its rough edges but does it's job, provided your area is well covered. For me two main drawbacks are no traffic and slow route [re]calculation, because it h
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Providing context is helpful, but putting lens on reader isn't IMO. Should ReiserFS always be viewed through the lens of it's creator's crime?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
And then spammers will also leave. Problem solved, one way or another.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
And this flaw was found by researcher working for a cloud vendor. I wouldn't be surprised if they already have some special long-term agreements.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Your points are valid, but we also have to factor in the amount of electricity consumed by gen X chip vs gen X+1 chip to perform certain amount of computing during their lifetime.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
>a 4000x6000 image w/ my Sony looks almost like pixel art Can you share some examples of such images/fragments?
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Works for me, but ReadMe says: "The content of this demo account will be reset every 5 minutes."
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Their demo[0] session is actually shared among all visitors, with all expected consequences like spam, dickpics etc. 0. https://desktop.leisink.net/
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
OSM can't show (and plan for) traffic, for one.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
That's primarily because a significant portion of population there don't have smartphones.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
Meanwhile, there are countries whose entire banking, tax filing, CC processing and various public service systems rely on SMS as the only second factor.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
We had to wait 20 years until some entity interested in interoperability became powerful enough that vendors started listening to them.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
> If you simply want to receive a list of the context switches, even if only for your process, it must be running with full administrator privileges That's actually a reasonable security requirement, greatly narrowing attack surface
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
I'm also hoping LLM burst enable reliable voice input for code.
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by ComodoHacker 3y ago
This report really has disturbingly strong Half-Life 1 vibes for me.

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