J-Kuhn

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by J-Kuhn 5y ago
Kafkaesque? Yes. https://christine.website/blog/final-chapter-2021-05-20 https://christine.website/blog/epilogue-2021-05-26
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by J-Kuhn 5y ago
Yes, networks have a networking effect (duh). First, its about discoverability - on many networks you can see in what channels someone is in by simply /whois'ing them - allowing you to find other channels you might be interested i
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by J-Kuhn 5y ago
Not to mention that the stuff is on top of hackernewes - anyone idling / currently on vacation / in coma can quickly figure out what is going on.
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by J-Kuhn 5y ago
Whatsapp blocked telegram.me links at some point (I think when it was acquired by facebook, inciting an other mass exodus)
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by J-Kuhn 5y ago
Yes. A number in base $n$ is just $a*n^2+b*n^1+c$. Because $n mod n-1 = 1$, you can replace every $n$ with $1$. So $a*n^2+b*n^1+c mod n-1$ becomes $a+b+c mod n-1$
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Not everyone can setup their own web/mail/vpn/whatever server.
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
In the old days, the solution was simple - block the UI. But nowadays - a background thread will search for the stuff that should appear in the UI, and adds that directly when it found something. You can solve the problem by changing the mo
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Just a question: Do the organizers know about the security vulnerability? Where do they get the vulnerabilities from?
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
In Germany, we have a proverb that roughly translated says: "Whose bread I eat, those song I sing."
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
> 2020-12-02: Zyxel requests more information about how the vulnerability was discovered Sorry, but how did you figure it out? Can we hide it better next time?
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
C++ did set a bad example with operator overloading. cout << "Hello World"; What the heck is that? Shift cout by "Hello World"? It looks like they did that just because they can.
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Just a CORS header. Access-Control-Allow-Origin: star
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
No comment that says something like "Use SOAP instead"?
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Afaik, there is no automated information flow to the provider. It kind of works, but differently than you said. Let's say, you flag a mail on GMail as spam. GMail's filters will learn: both the spam filter for your inbox as well
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Let's take one of the older conspiracy theories: 9/11 was an inside job. * "something that is known to have happened" - Yep, 9/11 did happen. And some people say they KNOW that it was an inside job. * "especial
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
If you want to automate stuff on windows with tcl, twapi is great. I prefer Tcl with twapi over AutoHotkey.
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
If someone asks me of a small snippet that describes some fundamental thing about TCL, I will respond with this: set a puts $a "Hello World" A command is just a list. Substitution is done before executing it. That&#x2
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
You make an API change. The API change is communicated and approved by both parties. You build the first thing. Canary fails, because API has changed. You change the other to match the new API. Canary fails again, because it uses the most r
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Bug report: Does not honor the requirement to set --no-preserve-root by rm.
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Most modern browsers should consider http://127.0.0.1/ or http:// [::1]/ as trustworthy. See https://www.w3.org/TR/secure-contexts/#is-origin-trustworthy
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
Constructors are not inherited. If you know you are constructing a Rectangle, then you use it's constructor. If you create a Square, you use that constructor. But they are not inherited, and can have completely different semantics -
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
And use a different executor. But yeah, the magic is: All code is now implicitly async (except native calls) - as if all code always had async in it's signature. Just - there is no need to now add this to the signature.
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by J-Kuhn 6y ago
You have to pass `--enable-preview` to BOTH compiler and runtime. If you think about it - the feature may change significantly or be even removed - it makes sense to only support a preview features in one java version. Providing backward co
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by J-Kuhn 7y ago
The definition of a patent troll is hard. While your definition is currently the common definition, I believe we have to look how we reached that definition. The first question we have to ask is: How do we not like patents to be used? &gt
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Pentester Arrested After Breaking into Dallas County Courthouse(eu.desmoinesregister.com)
2 points by J-Kuhn 7y ago|1 comments
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by J-Kuhn 7y ago
Tell their users "I'm sorry, but there is nothing we can do to send you the mail - please complain to Verizon." If enough users complain, they might change their policies. Ehh, wait, we talk about Verizon here. Don't bot
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by J-Kuhn 7y ago
Came here to say something that I suspect operator overloadíng. I read your comment, pressed refresh, and it was already fixed.
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by J-Kuhn 8y ago
Doesn't work for me. I have CraftBukket stared, and that repo was taken down by a DCMA request. Now the site is broken for me.
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by J-Kuhn 8y ago
I'd say that this is nearly impossible. We talk about two different data sets here: * The actual User data. * Data from third persons, including, but not limited to their e-mail address. While a user can agree that their own data shoul
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by J-Kuhn 8y ago
Can confirm that impersonation will open a hole. Found my first security bug 10 years ago in moodle[1]. It allowed students to impersonate admins with came with full access to the admin panel. [1]: https://moodle.org/mod&#x2

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