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by Dibby053 4mo ago
My point is that the "space race" didn't really have a finish line, and despite early Soviet successes, the Americans ultimately took the lead. Because they sustained that momentum continuing to explore deep space, putting pe
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by Dibby053 4mo ago
Well, because obviously the finish line of the space race was the Moon. Had the Soviets declared the line on the "first woman in space", now we probably would use Soviet GPS, we would use Soviet maps of planet surfaces, we would h
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by Dibby053 4mo ago
I guess the argument is that if Ukraine hadn't willingly handed over the 3rd largest nuclear arsenal in the world after its independence, Russia would have not started a war against them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by Dibby053 5mo ago
Helping solve kidnapping cases is a direct and straightforward application of vehicle intelligence data.
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by Dibby053 6mo ago
>By way of demonstrating that such power is unacceptable, it sounds like LaLiga is also trying to get Spanish ISPs to block all VPNs whenever a game is on. What LaLiga did was get some VPN providers (NordVPN and ProtonVPN) to start block
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by Dibby053 6mo ago
Can you qualify "relatively helpful"? If you send them a ransomware site, a person looks at it, and still demand a court order... A company like them should know the scale at which these things are run, and that courts can't
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by Dibby053 6mo ago
I assume the problem is Cloudflare wants a court order that mentions the specific infringing domain name. The problem is: what's faster, spinning up a new frontend for a livestream or getting an order from a court? Courts orders are, r
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by Dibby053 6mo ago
Going to play devil's advocate here but I suspect if Cloudflare had been more cooperative about taking down illegal content, LaLiga would not have resorted to blanket blocking individual IPs. I would really like to understand more abou
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by Dibby053 6mo ago
Basically you're introducing a hole. For example, if you have some devices in your network (like a dodgy TV box) that are not supposed to reach the internet or other parts of the network, the computer with net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 could b
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by Dibby053 7mo ago
Can you elaborate? What scale? What kind of mistakes? This sounds quite interesting.
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by Dibby053 10mo ago
Isn't the whole point of a dictatorship that you don't get to choose?
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by Dibby053 10mo ago
>the only player to have the supply chain locked down enough to not get caught off guard What?
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by Dibby053 10mo ago
>Most developers in the third world don't make that in a full year And many in the first world haha
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Weizenbaum examines computers and society (1985)(web.archive.org)
2 points by Dibby053 1y ago|0 comments
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by Dibby053 1y ago
What about life expectancy? If smoking makes you die 10 years earlier, that's ~10 years of pension savings for social insurance. Sure, an unlucky few may get lung cancer at 50 and cost a lot of money but most smokers will die, retired,
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by Dibby053 1y ago
Can you share more about your particular setup? I use a pretty vanilla setup of Doom emacs on Linux, and while I really wish to give exwm a try my experience with emacs has been too unstable so far. E.g. it sometimes crashes when it gets an
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by Dibby053 1y ago
It is a thing. For livestreams there's AceStream built on BitTorrent, but I think it's closed-source. They do have some SDK but I never looked into it. It's mostly used by IPTV pirates. I've used it a few times and it&
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by Dibby053 2y ago
Like fingerprint fingerprinting?
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by Dibby053 2y ago
In Linux (with the necessary packages) this shell oneliner can more or less do the same. shuf -n 5 /usr/share/dict/words
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by Dibby053 2y ago
I think it's RAT (remote access tool)
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by Dibby053 2y ago
The post links to this GitHub issue [1] where the critic explains his issues with the design and the programmer asks him to elaborate on how those crypto issues apply to his implementation. The critic's reply does not convince me. It d
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by Dibby053 2y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1884244369907278106.html
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by Dibby053 2y ago
For hacks that don't access program memory directly, would external hardware make things less detectable? I don't know how anti-cheat programs work but I'd be surprised if they banned every skilled player that happens to be r
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by Dibby053 2y ago
Why was this downvoted?
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by Dibby053 2y ago
There are many ways. A simple way is to simulate a USB hub with an input device and a usb drive. You use the input device to execute whatever is on the drive. Another way is to identify as a device whose driver has some vulnerability. Windo
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by Dibby053 2y ago
This goes a step further than a typical CD key because the license is contingent on one's Steam account. If you lose your Steam account you lose all your licenses. >The Content and Services are licensed, not sold. Your license confe
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by Dibby053 2y ago
https://archive.is/FCKfn
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by Dibby053 2y ago
The short-lived country of Serbia and Montenegro got assigned .cs (from Crna Gora - Srbija) which previously belonged to Czechoslovakia, but it seems it was never used (they kept using .yu). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by Dibby053 2y ago
And blackface is just a costume. I think there's some necessary context to understand GP's comment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_the_Chagossians
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by Dibby053 2y ago
I'm no biologist but the samples seem to survive being shipped by standard mail so it doesn't look like they would need very strict storage requirements. If for any reason they do, since they take very little space it shouldn&#x27

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