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by SCHiM 11y ago
Yes. This is very easy to install using PFsense inside a virtual machine. Here's a guide that is recent and I can confirm that it works: http://www.malwaretech.com/2015/08/creating-ultimate-tor-vir...
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by SCHiM 11y ago
The build process took a long time. But it works fine :). I had no problems getting it to work on C++ > system("uname -a"); Linux KaliBaseVm 4.0.0-kali1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.0.4-1+kali2 (2015-06-03) x86_64 GNU/L
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by SCHiM 11y ago
That does look a lot better, cloning now... :D Thanks
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Sadly cling is a huge mess, broken links and failing build everywhere. And Cxx looks too clumsy to use and not what cling and this project seem to do.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Awesome, too bad that it's still in beta. I saw the screen cap and was instantly looking for the repo on their website. Can't wait until this is finished given certain tendencies to use C++ as a scripting language...
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by SCHiM 11y ago
The ethical security concious part of me is saying "No, no no, no!" The unethical job-security concious part of me is pleading "yes yes yes!! Add more devices to the internet!".
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Not impossible, very often I get the "Body of water" one, but I do seem to get a challenge every 10 minutes or so, in each new tab.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
1. They can just sew your eyelids to your forehead. It probably wouldn't leave much scarring, your muscles are not strong enough to warrant the use of very thick wires...
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by SCHiM 11y ago
And the music, wow. Never has a game had more fitting music than diablo. I still listen to it some days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tyEb-jO9hU
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by SCHiM 11y ago
I feel like this article attacks a strawman. Obviously there are going to be times when <feature> is not the right tool for the job, in that case you don't universally bash <feature> you simply don't use <feature&g
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Except of course I can create an unbreakable encryption with two pieces of paper and a pencil by constructing a one-time pad. And that encryption has nothing to do with computers except for the fact that doing encryption by hand would take
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by SCHiM 11y ago
I'm sympathetic to the clerk's plight, but I don't think we should be making exceptions at this stage. People agreed to rent, perhaps they had no other choice, perhaps they where forced by factors outside their control. But t
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Security != encryption in every case. What you're describing is actually also what makes encryption stronger/easier than decryption: A priori there's only 1 correct plaintext, while there are limitless chipertexts of any give
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Can't you get a digital citizenship in Estonia and perhaps transfer you company to there? Frankly it seems like a very good solution if the problem is laws in the UK. This program was launched specifically to attract entrepreneurs and
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by SCHiM 11y ago
If you assume that fighter planes were and are cutting edge, it's not really surprising.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
It might have hurt them, we'll never know. But they made it until 2016 with that attitude, so it's not like they _needed_ to realize anything.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Humanity won't drive itself extinct, the brunt of the effects will hit the weakest hardest. The west can probably afford climate change(in the purely economical sense), as most of the west is currently located in the north temperate zo
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by SCHiM 11y ago
As someone who experiences asmr I was expecting a somewhat similar experience while listening to the 'sleep' module/mode. But I don't think this does anything for me, in fact the sound set me a bit on edge for no apparen
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by SCHiM 11y ago
That won't block all macro viruses. You need a dedicated program/firewall for this, filtering on extension won't work. Older .doc formats can also have macro's included and will work in newer (as well as older) versions
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by SCHiM 11y ago
No I think he meant that if you adhere to certain language constructs the language is just as memory safe as Rust/others. Eg. Don't use C++ as C with vectors, use C++ with the more modern language features: It's the differenc
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Ugh, disgusting. Think of how much damage that troll will now be able to wreak. With that kind of money it can buy all sorts of other patents and start the whole progress over again.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
@op & @EasyTiger_ Well an example are the improvements to the various authentication implementations, the fact that I can now finally configure my personal workstation to be impervious to certain types of pass-the-hash attacks. A nice m
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by SCHiM 11y ago
I like windows 10, it's better than windows 7 IMO. Things have a smoother feel, the console works better and I feel more secure due to all sorts of new security improvements. I haven't noticed huge issues, the only thing that real
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by SCHiM 11y ago
That's just basic economy. And it was also adequately explained in the post you just responded to. The more you already have of something the less it's worth to you, that goes for almost everything including money in this case.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Sure it does, only too aptly.
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by SCHiM 11y ago
What strikes me is how the 2008 and 2012 back-doors were so much more advanced than the back-door introduced in 2014. I think that they were placed by different actors(assuming 2008 and 2012 are from the same), when the more blatant ssh bac
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by SCHiM 11y ago
There are no such provably safe programs. I assume that you are thinking about programs that have been verified by formal proof systems. They are not proven to be safe, they are proven to adhere to whatever the proof system managed to prove
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Whoops, looks like I've indeed mixed up my assembler. While the rep/repe/repnz can be used in conjunction with movs(b/w) it will not terminate on the z flag in the eflags register (so it won't stop if *esi == 0) but
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by SCHiM 11y ago
Yes, the architecture on which you're most likely reading this (x86 or x64) also has semi-dedicated string handling instructions, akin to higher level string functions. For example, a string copy 'instruction' that copies a 0
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by SCHiM 11y ago
I think you are correct in your interpretation of what the US judges and founding fathers had in mind for warrants over the course of the past 200 years. However computer networks haven't been around for 200 years, and they do change t

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