Eduard

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by Eduard 5y ago
Our homes' water supplies are untapped options for data connectivity.
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by Eduard 5y ago
How realistic is it that this vulnerability can be exploited for $BAD_THINGS? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2021-5... notes "This vulnerability does NOT impact Mozilla Firefox. Ho
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Beifall.ch(beifall.ch)
3 points by Eduard 5y ago|1 comments
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by Eduard 5y ago
> easy electronic transfers within 5 seconds for no charge, no chargebacks and so on, as people are used to in the EU Um, no. I'm not used to that. My latest online German-bank-to-German-bank giro transfer took the usual two-to-thre
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by Eduard 5y ago
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/56307/can-cat-i...
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by Eduard 5y ago
What is OTT?
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by Eduard 5y ago
The new / current title "The Next ‘Lab Leak’" is even more misleading and baity, as it suggests a lab leak just happened or is imminent.
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by Eduard 5y ago
In case it's not a fabrication/not a lacing with conventional drugs , my very uneducated guess: the crushed catalysators contain nanoparticles which cross the blood-brain barrier easily
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by Eduard 5y ago
Catalytic converters are also stolen for making the drug _bombé_: https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/new-drug-in-the-d...
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by Eduard 5y ago
Yes, I rhetorically asked for your public keys because they are personally identifiable data. While some may be fine having public keys dissiminated publicly, other github users would prefer keeping this data private, as it can be used for
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by Eduard 5y ago
Please post here all your public keys from pairs you use for SSHing to your servers.
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by Eduard 5y ago
Where is carousel?
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by Eduard 5y ago
As the exploit requires uploading a file, is it required for the attacker to first have a user account with file upload permissions?
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by Eduard 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_European_Unio...
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by Eduard 5y ago
Use Blokada, then all your apps including Firefox and Chrome are adblocked
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by Eduard 5y ago
Here is the twist: on iOS devices (iPhone, iPad), third-party browsers such as Firefox and Chrome must use Safari's faulty and outdated WebKit engine. Therefore, websites will experience the same bugs even if you use a different browse
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Apple's Safari browser runs the risk of becoming the new Internet Explorer(theregister.com)
13 points by Eduard 5y ago|12 comments
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by Eduard 5y ago
So many smartphones with digitizers having dead zones after just four years....
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by Eduard 5y ago
I doubt.
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by Eduard 5y ago
Sometimes, more is less.
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by Eduard 5y ago
30 percent revenue cut is still better than 100 percent missed sale.
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by Eduard 5y ago
What does the "Viet Nam conflict" have to do with capability-based security?
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by Eduard 6y ago
1. Exponential growth. 2. Started with around 120 PByte. Seven weeks later and it'll be already a decimal order of magnitude bigger. 0.1 percent isn't minuscule.
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by Eduard 6y ago
Google, Facebook, and all the other datahoarders are going to be pissed that there is now a new and distributed player eating away their share from the global HDD and SSD market.
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by Eduard 6y ago
https://archive.is/2pZGJ
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by Eduard 6y ago
Is this a chess website? Nothing in the news nor the interface mentioned chess.
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by Eduard 6y ago
Currently says "We couldn't find anything"
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by Eduard 6y ago
Like 0 cash registers I have ever seen employ this.
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by Eduard 6y ago
This is kneejerk statistics 101 reaction. * Hormonal birth control - years of research. Years of evidence and practice. Knowing what to do when this and that happens. Recommendations for women with known conditions not to take this and that
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by Eduard 6y ago
Or what happens if some kids prank a fiducial towards a cliff?

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