Karellen

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by Karellen 4y ago
> I don't know why he's become the villain in this story, It was his idea. He approached the manufacturers and offered them presumably a shit-ton of money to prevent anyone else from making art with it. He's the one who ca
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by Karellen 4y ago
Wow. Another artist who's as much of a fucking douchebag as Anish Kapoor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anish_Kapoor#Vantablack_contro... Seriously. "No-one else gets to use this color but me." Fucking d
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by Karellen 4y ago
ObSMBC https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/addicted
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by Karellen 4y ago
I think it might be because in Europe the sender pays for SMS messages, but in the US, apparently the recipient pays for SMS messages (!) AIUI, this is because in the US they don't set aside different prefixes/area codes for mob
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by Karellen 4y ago
Social engineering is a legitimate attack vector. "try this edgy nerd game/challenge for the lulz" is just as valid an exploit as "to see the dancing pigs, just run this `curl | bash` command"
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by Karellen 4y ago
Absent unexpected security issues which are usually patched very quickly as soon as they are discovered by legitimate researchers/white-hats, it is non-trivial to escape one. You are not supposed to be able to escape a VM. If someone&#
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by Karellen 4y ago
Interesting idea. You'd need some kind of system to modulate the sound wave to carry the data, and then demodulate it at the other end to get the data back out. It's a long shot, but it might just work...
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by Karellen 4y ago
The README.md, which is displayed on the linked page and should be above the fold on 95% of viewing devices, contains only two lines of text. One of which is the README's title and the name of the project. The other line is: `nod
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by Karellen 4y ago
> Any program running in the userspace can read the private key file; Only programs running as you (or `root`). It's private to you ⁰. Programs running as other users cannot read the file. (Assuming you've not changed the perm
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by Karellen 4y ago
If OracleDB is fast and web scale I will use it. Is it web scale? Does OracleDB support sharding? Shards are the secret ingredient in the web scale sauce. They just work.
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by Karellen 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return-oriented_programming > Return-oriented programming (ROP) is a computer security exploit technique that allows an attacker to execute code in the presence of security defenses[1][
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by Karellen 4y ago
If it helps, don't think about operations on infinite sets as "things that are true (or false)". Rather, think about it as "an abstract model with certain rules, that can produce interesting results if applied in careful
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by Karellen 4y ago
The breakthrough for me was when someone described what it means for two sets of things to be the same size. This is super basic, because innumerate shepherds can use it to count sheep. As your sheep go out in the morning, for each sheep, t
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by Karellen 4y ago
Whoa, I'd missed that every other time I'd looked at my profile. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by Karellen 4y ago
It probably depends somewhat on the religion one follows. That said, I have always been fascinated by the fictional religion of Bokononism, which is centered around "Foma". Foma are beliefs that are acknowledged to be untrue, but
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by Karellen 4y ago
"The AI does not hate you, nor does it love you, but you are made out of atoms which it can use for something else." -- Eliezer Yudkowsky (2006)
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by Karellen 4y ago
THERE IS AS YET INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR A MEANINGFUL ANSWER.
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by Karellen 4y ago
If you can trick a user to run any arbitrary script blindly, sure, you've already won. The hard part is tricking a user into running a script that they can inspect, and looks even on close inspection to be non-arbitrary and quite const
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by Karellen 4y ago
> But a lot of people seem to think they need this and (wrongly) assume they can archieve it by simply writing the goals in order. Do they? > Otherwise OP wouldn't be able to break so many builds with the --shuffle option. That&#
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by Karellen 4y ago
Why is it that you want d to run a then b then c, if a, b and c are independent goals? It might be that `make` is the wrong tool for the job here, but I'm not sure what job you're trying to accomplish. You might be having an XY pr
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by Karellen 4y ago
Because plenty of places where C is used won't need it, or indeed any part of libc. Also, it's a fairly simple to decide upon dividing line between the language and the library - if it can be implemented in a handful of assembly i
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by Karellen 4y ago
ChatGPT-3: What do you get if you multiply six by nine? ChatGPT-4: How many roads must a man walk down?
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by Karellen 4y ago
I mean, maybe? But, like, that's after they were making EVs. The roadster was announced in 2006, and started production in 2008 - 15 years ago. They went from making EVs, which are cars with some software inherently in them, to makin
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by Karellen 4y ago
> [Alan] Ruck is tall, blue-eyed, big-jawed, movie-star handsome. Took me by surprise. Ruck isn't bad-looking, but he's not what I think of as "movie-star handsome". At least, not in FBDO. I think he's grown more
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by Karellen 4y ago
When was Tesla ever a software company?
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by Karellen 4y ago
But the level they're selling still requires that the driver be able to resume control when notified. So the "the car notified the driver to take over, disengaged, and shortly following that the driver crashed the car" narrat
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by Karellen 4y ago
> they completely ruin the tension of Ripley and the marines later arriving at the colony (because we already found out about Newt), and spoils the reveal that Burke sent the colonists out to the alien crash site. Not sure what we found
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by Karellen 4y ago
Interesting take. I always thought that the "colony life" parts of the special edition were completely unnecessary. The rest of the movie works really well as being told almost entirely from Ripley's viewpoint, so seeing the
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by Karellen 4y ago
Also you should skip the opening shot (added at the request of the studio) of a spaceship heading down to Earth. Because apparently audiences are considered too dumb to put 2 + 2 together. FFS
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by Karellen 4y ago
Ah, but if we take the lessons of the Shitty Technology Adoption Curve, we just need to start by applying it against^Wwith people "you can abuse with impunity (prisoners, kids, migrants, etc) and then work their way up the privilege gr

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