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PappaPatat
7y ago
Why is liking these a thing: everyone has the "past" button, right?
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7y ago
Thank you so much for the link to Vadim Kozin! Lovely voice and music.
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7y ago
As a none native speaker (English would be my 3rd language at best, maybe 4th) I expected to dramatically underperform compared to most scores here, but: You said yes to 76% of the existing words. You said yes to 0% of the nonwords. This gi
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7y ago
> Today such attacks are happening in front of our noses and these systems are still connected to the internet? I've done my fair share of inspecting critical infrastructure in different countries and 9 out of 10 times the reason is
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7y ago
Reminds me of "I'm from the government and I'm here to help." Living myself in Switzerland, married with a mother who stayed at home during the first 15 years of parentship, I can tell you we solved this without the gove
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7y ago
China Telecom’s Ace in the Hole: BGP Hijacking "China Telecom (CT) entered North American networks at the beginning of the 2000s, and has since grown to have 10 PoPs, eight in the US and two in Canada, spanning both coasts and all the
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7y ago
I tried too, but since the documentary is simply called "SR-71 Blackbird", it makes it hard. The subtitle "To keep the peace they fly alone... unarmed... into the unknown" ist cool but yields one result: an auction of th
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7y ago
5 people household here with 15 devices (iPhones, iPads, PS4, Raspis & Chromecasts) DNS via PiHole: 138,473 queries over the last 30 days 31,928 queries blocked (23%) Hope this helps.
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7y ago
CVS-2019-1804: Cisco Nexus 9000 Switches Allow SSH As Root via IPv6 only. Which makes it even more likely to be explained by stupidity as to malice.
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7y ago
With the article removed (from reddit) I think it is safe to say it's a scam.
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7y ago
Having a large(ish) family using the wifi with plenty of devices, I too suffer from this problem. So my current solution is..: install the application called 1.1.1.1 (from Cloudflare) and activate it when you (think you) need to access some
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8y ago
TL;DR: Nothing permanent, but yet another interesting possible route. "Patrick Hunt, an archaeologist who leads the Stanford Alpine Archaeology Project, which has been investigating Hannibal’s route since 1994, says that the answer to
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8y ago
TY, watching it right now.
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8y ago
I think the audience addressed loved that joke as much as this brilliant attack suite itself.
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8y ago
Many do, until an employee decides the number needs to be ported anyway. There is always an "override" feature / method to overcome these measures. Telecoms are thin margin business and every human check or technical security
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TL;DR Reseacher finds super cool RCE over (unconnected) WiFi for the Marvell Avastar Wi-Fi chipset family firmware and one to (locally) exploit the AP device driver. List of impacted devices includes PS4, Xbox One, Samsung Chromebooks, and
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8y ago
Total personal anecdote: Yeah that basically describes me, between the ages of 16 and 26. We would spend hours moving gear to different locations (homes), fiddling with cables, different amplifiers and loudspeaker to find the best possible
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8y ago
For a little background [0]: "Swisscom and Ericsson have proved that city manholes can be used worldwide to improve capacity with small cells – even below street level – using the Ericsson Vault Remote Radio Unit and Kathrein’s Street
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8y ago
It will not, but this will bring the prices down: https://fi.google.com There is something really really big happening there, since "your communication costs" have been inflated to the max by the telco's for years
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8y ago
https://duck.co/help/results/syntax cats filetype:pdf PDFs about cats. Supported file types: pdf, doc(x), xls(x), ppt(x), html
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Thing is: they do not cater for the natives, but for the locals. Prime example (for me) is "Chinese food". Found all over the world, yet nowhere it is the same, let alone something a Chinese would call Chinese. Better even, there
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8y ago
That's your list of priorities: great! I understand your decision. However I accept all of these inconveniences since my list is different: Privacy Tom Cook's words: > If you look at our model, if we can convince you to buy an
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8y ago
Incredibly beautiful and easy to install on a wide range of linux distros including Raspberry with its standard image. Amazingly there is only 1 (one) host found in Shodan with netdata running on the default port (19999) but plenty on other
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8y ago
For me it is the speed difference that makes handwriting so satisfying and good. I type faster then I think, writing however is slower. Handwriting gives me more time to consider the content and often leads to higher quality content. Whethe
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8y ago
There are (privacy) pro's and con's to having a small(-ish) ISP. 1: you have a payment relation with your ISP so your identity is 100% known. 2: Operators you know personally might turn against you, as it happens between people. I
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8y ago
Since HTTP(S) basically works everywhere and a new port (DNS over TLS on standard port 853) is guaranteed not to work everywhere.
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> I wonder how the HTTP servers deal with DNS amplification attacks. They don't have to since http(s) is TCP and not UDP?
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8y ago
For your "entertainment" here 3 links to art that got destroyed by cleaners (apologies for the German): http://www.spiegel.de/karriere/putzfrau-zerstoert-kunstwerk-... http://www.spiegel.de/pa
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I once read a lovely observation from an American who came to live in Germany and was surprised to be called out for being so loud all the time. Then she learned about the "1 meter voice" that her kids get thought in school. Once
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8y ago
And it works SOOO well! My (for 25 years) favorite restaurant was setup in a former horse butchery. Tiles all over the place. In my 20s and 30s the echo was not much of a problem, late 40's it became harder for me to distinguish sounds
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