Dumble

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by Dumble 2y ago
I think by "successful" the instructor meant actually restarting the heart and reviving the patient, which is very unlikely. Keeping blood moving und preventing/delaying neurological damage is the thing the patient will benef
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by Dumble 2y ago
If your i.e. server process kills itself when validating data, that's not the Problem of ZOD. The violation failing is an expected case, that is the use case for such a library.
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by Dumble 3y ago
I'm not the person you are replying too, but I believe that of course, the pattern holds if you keep shifting it down. I.E. using a faster CPU will speed up all programs running on it, each (already optimized) ASIC has to be optimized
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by Dumble 3y ago
Totally possible that the minifier did this, yes.
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by Dumble 3y ago
A $10 MIO investment seems like nothing in that area.
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by Dumble 3y ago
The government would be able to obtain a certificate identical to the one of the a website owner (the real one), enabling the mitm attack (for example with the help of ISPs etc).
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by Dumble 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vrhk5OjBP8
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by Dumble 5y ago
> The Prime label makes it easier to sell to the more than 7 million most loyal and high-spending consumers members of Amazon’s loyalty program. Who are the 7 Million? In Italy? I only find figures between 1million and 1.5million. Can&#x
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by Dumble 6y ago
I find the paragraph where the author described the exploit hard to read. Basically, he triggered the "Password Reset" process and then guessed the reset token?
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by Dumble 8y ago
Youtube has this functionality: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7284070?hl=en
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by Dumble 8y ago
Thanks, I hate it. :)