Rotdhizon

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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Can you elaborate or give some links about that malwarebytes statement? I'd really like to read up about that.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Never forget when that on guy uploaded a video of random white noise and he got several automatic copyright strikes
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I haven't watched the news in several years at this point. I'll overhear a story or two occasionally when someone else in the house is watching it. The news upsets me more than anything. It's a majority violent/sad news,
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
The legal side of AirBnB is bad enough, but you couple that with their shady practices and the outright illegal stuff that goes on and AirBnB as a whole is a plague. I've heard there are smaller alternatives that work fantastic, I don&
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I don't know, I just have a vague memory of it. All I know is he used Yahoo in some form to help host his game. Whether it was the code itself or just some services, they were awful.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
This x100. It's weird how so many sites, tomshardware being the most infamous of this recently, are trying to push the hype on these cards with so little information. Take a peep at the comments on this article below --- https:/&
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I didn't mean in terms of a bug bounty. I meant in terms of trying to sell it to something like a foreign gov't or deep web entity. The other guy above said the same thing as you, I did not know at all that researchers sold bugs s
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
This is a bit off topic from usual discussion but a few years ago a game I play launched, probably around early 2015 or 2016. The dev hosted the game on Yahoo servers, and their incompetency almost killed the game. Their services that dealt
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I can sympathize with her strife, but she is on the path to seriously burn bridges. I can't imagine many security focused companies would touch her with a 10 foot pole now that she publicly admitted that she is willing to sell a 0day f
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I'm not understanding. Is this lady mad because she wants to get out of bug hunting, so she found a major MSFT bug and tried to sell it, and they patched it and thwarted her attempt at that?
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I read somewhere the other week that fishing gear was the biggest source of ocean trash. Which is it?
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Epic is reckless for bypassing the play store, I'd be on the side of Google if this was their stance.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Comment by MBCook in an earlier version of this post >> "It wouldn’t surprise me if google did this as a sort of backhanded way of saying “see what happens when you don’t use our App Store?“ I don't disagree with Googles dec
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Is this not illegal?
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Which is why it's irritating that the article left out how he's going about this. I want to know if a majority of his finding were on a site like bugcrowd or if he's trying to do the freelance thing and just getting shot down
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
>> Companies like Bugcrowd and HackerOne (both of which Ricafort has worked with) This article is very poorly written. It leaves out a lot of key details that could sway ones take away. It mentions that he has done a lot of bug bounti
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
The late 90s and early 2000s had a slew of fantastic PC games that I would love to be able to play again
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Not refuting your comment at all, but I just want to point out one thing. If even 1% of a population is bad, 1% of a billion is 10 million. 0.1% is still a million. That's an awful lot of bad people.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
If that time comes it will be interesting to see how the owners of ycombinator react. China's anger has made many high profile companies fold at the earliest signs of tension. Remember the guy who got fired from the hotel chain because
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
It's a bit more than that. Sure nothing overly sensitive was exposed, but it is more about the underlying system. The 'what-if'. What if sensitive information like PII was apart of that data set? Then all of it would have bee
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
There was an old game called Eternal Sonata that based around the life of Chopin. One of my all time favorites. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_Sonata
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
In my current job I have a lot of downtime, which means I can do whatever I want for a few hours a day. I try to read but I find it so difficult. I don't know what it is about reading ebooks but I can't hold my attention on them f
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
You hear about remote jobs all the time, with more and more people wanting them because of the leisure and convenience. Along with that, you hear about people with on site jobs that want to go remote. You never really hear about people who
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I would never trust an Uber backed autonomous car system. They should have been shut down after it came out that they were cutting corners on safety and tech to get the program as far along as they could before it caught up with them. I can
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Not sure if anyone covered it here yet, but Netflix doesn't take user feedback. They've stated that they base their decisions on whether or not to include new features based on how many users click on it. People complained to hell
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Aside the point a little bit, but I just made a mastadon account today and I've already seen a few dozen female accounts that exist solely to promote their patreon/gofundme accounts. The exact same type of negative atmosphere that
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
You can appreciate the willingness to jump and start a business and take it as far as being ready to ship out your product, but I agree this product just seems redundant. It has so many flaws that people have pointed out. Literally the only
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Doesn't the brain start to die after 10-15 minutes without oxygen? How could he possibly go that long without breathing without suffering any brain damage? I remember when David Blaine was going for the records, the biggest concern was
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
These grilling sessions do nothing. The person being interviewed simply gives memorized responses, feigns ignorance, or attempts to pass the blame.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Exactly what I said? The article states that those who act like woman from a young age, simply become them. No surgery, nothing physical changes, they simply are treated as woman from that point on.

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