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GregoryVPerry
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
Great, thanks for your one line nothing.
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
YC is fucking bullshit, what is a flagged post? This has upvotes, not downvotes, but based on "flagged post" this doesn't show up unless I login? My post again, and stop flagging it you angry H1B workers that leave 20 pairs o
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
Good for FLIR. A really revolutionary drone platform actually, super expensive though.
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
That's not the reality of H1B. The reality of H1B is a recruiting industry completely dominated by Indian headhunters, who submit only Indians and not native U.S. citizens to their corporate clients. Followed by Indian H1B recipients t
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
Completely not true. 5G is picocell deployment due to 95Ghz millimeter wave. There will be thousands of these things in each town, everywhere.
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
Again, as mentioned in my previous comment Becker's scientific work with The Body Electric documented numerous instances of cellular mitosis being accelerated and other ill effects from electromagnetic fields much less powerful than wh
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
>The mm-wave signal is safer than wifi. This is completely not true, and the foregoing article ignores numerous aspects of the potential health concerns of millimeter wave radiation in the 95Ghz area of the spectrum. 1) 95Ghz millimeter
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Phase plane analyis of a 4 H-gate quantum RNG circuit
(github.com)
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GregoryVPerry
6y ago
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GregoryVPerry
7y ago
It would be great if you manbun faggots would not post paywalled articles.
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GregoryVPerry
9y ago
Very interesting paper. Did you settle on a method for NAT traversal with future revisions? It looks like the Lambda worker limit is now bumped up to 1000, and with the possibility of automatic worker limit upgrades upon request if things l
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Your Uber Tracking Device Is Now Active
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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GregoryVPerry
9y ago
Initially JavaScript was being escaped with their WAF. The second POC demonstrated the ability to evade both their WAF and XSS_Auditor. Their development team then verified the ability to execute arbitrary JavaScript from any *.cloudfront.n
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GregoryVPerry
9y ago
Yeah that's a big one, and an issue with the core of their entire authentication workflow that they cannot fix without invalidating tens of millions of apps or forcing everyone to upgrade. Whenever you sign off of their mobile app ther
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GregoryVPerry
9y ago
If those were vulnerabilities discovered prior, then surely they could cite to the prior report or an internal ticket to that effect. These weren't previously discovered issues, especially the certificate pinning Surface app one. Their
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GregoryVPerry
9y ago
Their bug bounty is definitely fishy. If you pull their reports for the last few months, every single one of them at HackerOne have been redacted/locked with no information published. According to HackerOne their vulnerability reports
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I Got Paid $0 from the Uber Security Bug Bounty
(medium.com)
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