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by SCHiM 10y ago
Either that or chaos, but you can wave freewill bye bye either way.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
For a long time now cybercriminals can and will target the ads of people/groups/companies they don't like to make Google flag your account as suspicious and get it closed.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
It's not controversial, it's just not what philosophy is I think. Far be it from me to be able to give a precise (much less consise) definition of what it is exactly, but it's not merely the hypothetical phase when doing scie
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by SCHiM 10y ago
I get why an athlete that uses drugs for an edge can be considered to be compromising their integrity. But how does that translate to micro dosing LSD while working? (regardless of it being effective or not).
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Looking at the price for 0-day exploits for phones one would also conclude that iPhones are the more secure option. Right now an Android 0-day root exploit fetches up to $200.000 while one for the iPhone goes for $1.500.000. https:/&#
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Yes, especially since true malware creators have been able to inject code into browsers and intercept and modify pages for ages. They don't need an add-on, they'll just inject a shared library or something similar.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Exactly, that's also the most reasonable interpretation of the designation too. 'Terms of Service' literally -> the terms you need to agree with for us to provide you the service. No agreement or no adherence -> no serv
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by SCHiM 10y ago
In my mind it's always been the difference between saying: <jews/muslims/immigrants> are a problem, and saying I _think_ that <jews/muslims/immigrants> are a problem. The same goes for insulting police o
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by SCHiM 10y ago
In the Netherlands it's almost mandatory, and almost every parent takes their children to swimming lessons. I started learning when I was perhaps 3 or 4 years old. It's not only good for the kid, it's fun too. I fondly rememb
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Science does not remove agency, it's merely determines how much of it was there in the first place imo. For example if you attribute agency to the orbit of a planet, then science only determined the exact places the planet will ever be
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Heh, measuring average and unbiased user opinions on the internet is probably the second most uncertain thing in this universe after actual uncertainty in quantum systems. Both opt-in and opt-out ways of doing surveys on your website introd
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by SCHiM 10y ago
It's an old trick. In the cybercriminal world there's a service called 'crypting'. It's used to delay or remove detection of malware samples by anti-virus products. It's easy to build one with the right technic
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Also the article states tat manning tried to approach the NYT and washington post, but was refused/ignored.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Let's not forget that speaking/talking is telepathy, right people? Speech crosses all the boxes: -- It's invisible, travels via 'waves' -- The 'waves' I use to speak can cause your brain to show you
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by SCHiM 10y ago
For some reason redis thinks it's a good idea to listen on all interfaces by DEFAULT so you can perhaps understand why this happens. But I mean come on, what year is this. How often do we need to repeat that you need to use SECURE DEFA
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by SCHiM 10y ago
I found burps active scanning feature in the pro version insanely valuable. So far it has found blind SQL injections, numerous xss vulns, command injection and even XXE. I think it's very hard to script such a comprehensive feature int
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Well you _can_ just do it ;). What can't be enforced can't be effectively outlawed.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Or maybe they need warriors, since their race has already collectively modified itself to delete wasteful things like aggressiveness and anger. Queue the intelligent aggressive naked apes. And throw them at your problems! Or imagine making
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by SCHiM 10y ago
>> Torrent downloads and distributions for IP 192.168.0.1: Distributes child pornography, Static IP, Likes porn I wonder if they share their data with law enforcement, because there appears to be al lot of valuable data to be mined in
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Wow that leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I don't know any of the people involved, and I don't remember this. But reading the first few paragraphs have me siding with Glenn. Without taking into account the actual contents of the we
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Which company was this?
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Your post contains a contradiction, at least it appears to me to be so. If something is countable or quantifiable, like 'True, lasting happiness'. Isn't the partner that is capable of providing the 'True, lasting happine
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Heh your definition of the word hacker is way too narrow if you think all we're doing to sitting around behind screens all day spouting 31337 sp34k on the interwebz. No, you're wrong. If it can be done it will be done. It's j
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Haha yes, hackers are going to have a field day with this!! I'm sure it's good enough for users which don't actively try to game the system through technical means, but I suspect it won't stand a chance against someone w
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by SCHiM 10y ago
I think x64dbg (which contains a x86 and x64 interactive debugger), is the best interactive debugger available right now. Although the plugin interface isn't quite as nice as that of immunity, and because of that mona.py hasn't be
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by SCHiM 10y ago
If you're running defaults then you're already negligent. Not because defaults are necessarily bad (secure defaults ftw). But because you can always do better by tailoring your systems to your specific situation.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
I agree, it does appear that way. Do not trust _any_ USB ethernet devices when the device is locked, (security) problem solved.
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by SCHiM 10y ago
Ahh yes, this is very interesting although I agree with many of the posters here that the model is probably too simplistic even for demo purposes. For programmers there are even more striking examples of AI out there, complete with code, do
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by SCHiM 10y ago
The reason this attack became known as the swift hack is because the hackers were able to send messages over the swift network to transfer money around, however this how the system is supposed to operate, it's what the swift network do
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by SCHiM 10y ago
It wasn't swift that was hacked.

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