Joyfield

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by Joyfield 10y ago
Disgusting.
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by Joyfield 10y ago
What samples was used? GUS?
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by Joyfield 10y ago
Why would you think that? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procedural_generation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_computer_gr
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by Joyfield 11y ago
They have data centers around the world. https://www.google.com/about/datacenters/inside/locations/in...
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by Joyfield 11y ago
Well. Check if the auth DNS of said failed domains are served by Cloudflare DNS. And then we go from there.
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by Joyfield 11y ago
I once accidentally moved the cgi-bin (long time ago) on one of Swedens biggest websites. moved it back pretty quick so it was "only" down for a couple of seconds.
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by Joyfield 11y ago
They did pay. "The first attack was tied to a ransom of 15 bitcoins (roughly US$6,000) which ProtonMail eventually paid due to pressure from ISPs and other companies affected by the attack." https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by Joyfield 11y ago
Still remember my number, 817598.
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by Joyfield 11y ago
The enemy of my enemy is apparently my enemy now a days.
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by Joyfield 11y ago
Old : https://hn.algolia.com/?query=fbi weed&sort=byPopularity&prefix&page=0&dateRange=all&type=story
101.
by Joyfield 11y ago
Damned. That is fantastic. But wtf is "Ron Swanson" doing there?
102.
by Joyfield 11y ago
GSM SMS had a limit on 140 octets. So I guess that is why.
103.
by Joyfield 11y ago
Holy fuck I am stupid and sexist. I assumed that "penetration test kit" meant something entirely different because it was a hot woman in the photos.
104.
by Joyfield 11y ago
I should really learn some PG and move away from MySQL. But at 40 years old i have a problem learning how to sit properly. sigh
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by Joyfield 11y ago
Reverse for me.
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by Joyfield 11y ago
Well that can "easily" be solved by giving you a private key to use for your banking and e-com usage. Then "they" can decrypt it with ease and you stay "safe".
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by Joyfield 11y ago
Avast warned be as well.
108.
by Joyfield 11y ago
April 16, 2014....
109.
by Joyfield 11y ago
Probably. Imagine having children. Streaming (up and down), videochatting, gaming, torrenting, downloading patches and so on. They will not hit 1Gbit/s all the time but when everyone is on the net at once it will be nice to have some &
110.
by Joyfield 12y ago
DELPHI?! Gdamned! I think i developed in that around 1997 or so.
111.
by Joyfield 12y ago
Hehe. I get a mental image of CIA agent water boarding that branch. Like "TAKE THIS YOU LITTLE SHIT, GIVE US WATER". Hmm. I may be a sick person....
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by Joyfield 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicosis
113.
by Joyfield 12y ago
Misleading title.
114.
by Joyfield 12y ago
Worst AND best resolution in the world.
115.
by Joyfield 12y ago
I don't anyone has the time for the answer unless it is "awful" or "meeeh".
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by Joyfield 12y ago
Gesundheit.
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by Joyfield 12y ago
Nope. I did it on beer evenings at work. Only that i am not THAT social so i sat most of the times by the computer and worked instead.
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by Joyfield 12y ago
When i was young i did that sometimes at work. Worked out pretty well except that the code was a bit hard to understand.
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by Joyfield 12y ago
Nice.
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by Joyfield 12y ago
First of all you can do a whois on an IP address to get where the company that registered is located. If you traceroute the address you can sometimes get hints on where it is. And then some big sites may use geo locotation services on their

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