DangerousPie

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by DangerousPie 14y ago
What data are you basing this on exactly? Is there peer-reviewed work somewhere that shows that people with darker skin colors are significantly more likely to commit such bombings in the US? Because if there isn't than this is plain old ra
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
> That isn't what they said. How not? The forum seems to be down now but the announcement heavily implied that all that was "leaked" was the nick name of an operator, which they claimed could somehow be used to deduce the real name and
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
If you consider nicknames sensitive you are gonna have to mention that, because a lot of people wouldn't.
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
This seems like a ridiculous overreaction to me. Not only do I not see much wrong with an ISP forwarding abuse e-mails to the admin of the hacked server (who is probably a victim too), but I also find a bit hard to believe that the nickname
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
" The good news is that Shodan is almost exclusively used for good. Matherly, who completed Shodan more than three years ago as a pet project, has limited searches to just 10 results without an account, and 50 with an account. If you want t
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
It's a prize, not a price. As in "you win" not in "you pay". :)
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
I don't see any claims of a "significant role" in that article. They show that these pesticides applied directly to the brain are damaging to the brain. But I didn't find any convincing claims that (a) these pesticides actually get transp
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
So, given that there is already a list of open resolvers and the problem is that they can be used to DDoS a server - why doesn't someone just make them attack each other? From what I have read one could easily forge packages appearing to co
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
My understanding of this article is that the EU told him he would have to come up with ~5bn, which they wanted him to do by imposing a tax on large deposits over 100,000. The comment by Schaeuble is pretty clear in this regard. Instead, the
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
The BBC wrote [1] on the 18th: > "Reports have suggested that eurozone leaders, particularly in Germany, insisted on the levy because of the large amount of Russian capital kept in Cypriot banks, amid fears of money-laundering. However,
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
> the EU urged Cyprus to collectively punish all deposit holders regardless of balance. No it didn't - the EU always wanted Cyprus to leave deposits under 100,000 EUR alone but impose a higher tax on large deposits. The leadership of Cy
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
My CF-hosted sites have been unavailable for the last half an hour or so and according to Twitter I'm not the only one.
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Cloudflare down in the UK?(cloudflare.com)
3 points by DangerousPie 14y ago|1 comments
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Well the one big difference is that mine is simply a website where you upload your log file, while pt-query-digest is part of a (apparently linux-only) toolkit that you have to download and install. This may not be a big issue if you have y
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Show HN: Couldn't find good tool to analyze MySQL Slow Query Logs so I made one(nk.gl)
3 points by DangerousPie 14y ago|2 comments
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> Our solution is simple. If you want to send out an email to everyone, send it to a central authority that can approve the sending. It sounds like all you are doing is regulating access to some sort of all@university mailing list. How
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
Looks like Greylisting to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting
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This would support the idea that they were phished rather than straight from the database. The phishing site may have just dumped all the submitted form values to a file, regardless of whether a password was entered or not.
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by DangerousPie 14y ago
Seeing Microsoft in that list reminded me how they bought a bit more than 1% of Facebook shares for $240 mio a few years ago. I guess that was a pretty good investment after-all... http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21458486/ns/business-us_busine