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by OMGWTF 8y ago
So... how does one get BLUE OAK CERTIFIED? https://blueoakcouncil.org/trademarks
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by OMGWTF 8y ago
> The Code of Conduct also has a few questionable statements, such as not judging people based on their technical abilities, which is a super important thing when you're actually developing one of the world's largest operating
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by OMGWTF 8y ago
Email: How do you prove that the server set the message id and not the client? Github: How do you prove that the first commit was done with the web UI? And how do you prove that there wasn't a force push replacing that commit?
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Bruce Perens Seeks Mandatory Award of Legal Fees vs. Open Source Security Inc(perens.com)
89 points by OMGWTF 9y ago|18 comments
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Dismantled Tesla Model S found in truck(electrek.co)
40 points by OMGWTF 9y ago|62 comments
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
> Doesn't the PDF on their site pretty much prove they can do both of these - at least, in a way? They were able to change the color without impacting the contents of the PDF and get the same SHA1. I think they prepared both PDFs an
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Newspaper subscription experiment(tedunangst.com)
135 points by OMGWTF 10y ago|113 comments
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
The problem is not that we ended up with Trump (or Hillary). The problem is that we ended up with Trump vs. Hillary. The majority didn't care enough for the earlier stages of our democratic process.
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
Ah, you're right. > If the value of the right operand is negative > or is greater than or equal to the width of > the promoted left operand, the behavior is > undefined" ( http://www.open-std.org
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
So? (i >= i) // 1 ((i >= i) << i) // 0x10000 or 0 (((i >= i) << i) >> i) // 1 or 0 (((((i >= i) << i) >&
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
Would question 4 have a different answer if it was: unsigned int i = 16; return (((((i >= i) << i) >> i) <= i)); ? (I changed `int` to `unsigned int`.)
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
Use ":set paste" before you paste. (Disable with ":set nopaste".) See also: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Toggle_auto-indenting_for_code_pas... Or, if your terminal emulator supports "bracketed pas
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
Can you provide an example that could be misread? I think its quite easy to judge whether a downwards accent starts at the top of the line or at the middle, similarly for the upwards accent if it starts at the middle or at the bottom.
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
After looking at the gossamer thread: Could this be directly related to the current BIOS problems? Lenovo's closed source driver runs into problems -> Lenovo dev wants to commit workaround to Linux, fails -> force different PCI
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
I have found 8 commits ( https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/logcheck/logcheck.git/log/?q... ). Seven of those change 1-2 lines, the other updates the copyright file. As far as I can see: - 6a4bf69 has not bee
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/logcheck/logcheck.git/log/?o... august, september 2011
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
For C: #if 0 ...code... #endif
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
> 99% of sites have no business accessing a lot of that stuff and popping up warnings every time they try to would make it a whole lot more obvious when a site is taking advantage of your personal data. I agree, sites should not have acc
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
Try using the uMatrix browser plugin for fine grained control of what external scripts/frames/etc a website may request. I'm using it (along with uBlock Origin, EFF Privacy Badger and custom Tampermonkey scripts), and while I
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
This website wants to know your screen resolution. [allow] [deny] This website wants to know the list of fonts installed on your system [allow] [deny] This website wants to access your location. [allow] [deny] This website wants to use the
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
Practically nobody cares about not draining your battery. All they care about is your attention and/or your wallet.
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11851774
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by OMGWTF 10y ago
I'm playing with http://herbstluftwm.org/ - it's written in C++, has an IPC command line client written in C. The configuration file is a bash script that uses the IPC client, but you can also use a script/pr
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by OMGWTF 11y ago
Solution for square: spawn threads, distribute PIX instructions for each pixel evenly across threads. Checkerboard and 4 Squares: http://imgur.com/a/dJRhM
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by OMGWTF 11y ago
My current scores: Square: 0x07 cycles Checkerboard: 0x4C cycles 4 Squares: 0x09 cycles I will post my solutions in 24-48 hours.
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Analysis of VM escape by using LUA script(en.wooyun.io)
1 points by OMGWTF 11y ago|0 comments
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by OMGWTF 11y ago
You're right, this offers no protection while the server is running. But: Hard disk die. Usually just a few sectors become unreadable and the remaining part is still accessible. Sometimes you can even read all the data, but S.M.A.R.T.
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by OMGWTF 11y ago
Try https://web.archive.org/web/20151126183335/https://www.jwz.o... if the link doesn't work...
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by OMGWTF 11y ago
> Flash plugin missing > Get the latest Flash player to view this content No, I won't. This scares me too much: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-53/p...
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by OMGWTF 11y ago
"Tweets by @git_lab" -> "Account suspended"

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