Danieru

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by Danieru 12y ago
The expected effects are the large foreign cash reserves and strong exports. The unexpected effects have been the massive growth of China's underground banking system and the housing bubble. To keep exchange rates low China needed to k
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by Danieru 13y ago
I have a more recent story but I hope its still fun. A months ago I wrote a rootkit for our super-special viruses class. The real point of the assignment was to write a self-propagating virus. I had teamed up with a friend who happens to be
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by Danieru 13y ago
In my experience the emulator development community is driven in large part by the "because I can" mentality. Developers do play games but mostly for debugging. Once an emulator is "done" they move on to a harder console
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by Danieru 13y ago
Here is a link to NAFV_P's album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/123873955@N07/
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by Danieru 13y ago
This is very suspicious and if I had to make a bet, I'd say it is a scam. First "Exo Core Intelligent Operating System" is marketing BS. Which would be fine except they claim to be architecture agnostic which if true requires
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by Danieru 13y ago
Super excited about this year. I'm implementing the new Internet Printing Protocol over USB standard for Linux.
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by Danieru 13y ago
They let Google have .ads! I think that is a bad idea.
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Real-world Secure Boot attacks(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
2 points by Danieru 13y ago|0 comments
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by Danieru 13y ago
(2) & (3) are not bugs for OpenSSL because only Akamai is trying to segregate the key data. In upstream OpenSSL the intermediates are stored in the same memory pool as the key data. Thus the intermediates do not expose privileged data a
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by Danieru 13y ago
I was curious about the RAV4 EV comment so some googling turned up this: http://www.caranddriver.com/features/throwing-money-at-elect...
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by Danieru 13y ago
You're right about the custom malloc in so far as but bug would have been caught earlier without it.
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by Danieru 13y ago
I would like to mention I have no problem with code selling sites. I think Code Canyon is a fine site, granted I've never used it. Also I do not have a problem with selling stuff under a proprietary license and then selling the same th
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by Danieru 13y ago
I think you might be confused about what Open Source means. It does not mean access to the source code. Even Microsoft didn't try to hi-jack the term with their "shared source" licenses. Open Source is a made-up word. It did
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Slumps that shaped modern finance (2014)(economist.com)
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by Danieru 13y ago
This sounds pretty awesome, does anyone know of a co-working place similar in Tokyo?
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It should not. The exploit cannot access any more libraries or addresses compared to traditional layout. One bonus not mentioned in the article is context switches no longer need to flush the TLB (the MMU's cache which is indexed by vi
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by Danieru 13y ago
Wait, I thought you ran rsync.net, right? Wouldn't that make you one of Colin's most serious competitors? I thought you made most of your money from the enterprise market. The same market Patio is suggesting Colin enter!
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by Danieru 13y ago
I suspect part of this is enforced by TA markers in university. When marking a TA isn't trying to understand the code, they just do not have time for that. So when evaluating the documentation or comments portion of the mark they just
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by Danieru 13y ago
My friend who I'd call the closest thing to a template programmer summarized the situation as such: "The core tenant of C++ has been to move work from runtime to to compile time." Both RAII (avoiding use of new & delete)
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by Danieru 13y ago
The linux kernel uses a make based build system. When you kickoff a unlimited parallel build with `make -j` you get one gcc process per .c file. As you can imagine this over subscribes the CPU by little bit.
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by Danieru 13y ago
Error: Type mis-match near "all". Usage of symbol X as type 'Situation' in line 2 does not match usage in line 1 as 'Solution'.
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by Danieru 13y ago
A year or two back Carmack gave the keynote to Quakecon and mentioned his space program ran out of money. He said he promised his wife to not put more money in, until a liquidity event. This I assume counts as such a liquidity event. He mus
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Unreal Engine 4's sales page confirms Steam's 30% fee.(unrealengine.com)
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by Danieru 13y ago
It sounds like you have a better understanding of DHT than me and tt sounds like DHT isn't vulnerable like traditional tracker. My knowledge of the attack method is served to what I read in a research paper 2 years back.
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by Danieru 13y ago
In theory yes, but it requires deep packet inspection to catch before it hits the server. Such equipment is expensive per GB/s and not something you'd have access to by accident.
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by Danieru 13y ago
A malicious tracker, or a peer if using DHT, can claim an IP, the victim, is active in the swarm and has valuable bits of the torrent. Then torrent clients will try to connect to the victim. The attack is pretty clever, being indirect it is
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by Danieru 13y ago
Nintendo also tried this with the Gameboy's DRM. The gameboy would copy a section of the ROM onto the screen then checksum it. The gameboy would only jump to the real start address if the displayed bitmap matched the nintendo seal of q
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by Danieru 13y ago
It looks like someone from Kiss Trust (are scammers) has been helping "maintain" the wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/50.204.1...
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The simple things in life(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
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It appears the hackers think it is a lie because all public statements I remember seeing and even the leaked "resurrection" plan talk about 0.7M BTC. There has been talk of a Wally trading program which is said to have be run by M

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