T3OU-736

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by T3OU-736 4y ago
I lack the wherewithal to do anything more than to appreciate the sheer scope in the most general terms, but nostalgia is kicking in quite hard. Bravo!
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Fair, though not all printers can accept a NIC. And, we are also back to our of date NIC FW.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
For pretty much all the older USB-only printers, using something like a Pi (supply being the current limiting factor) is the solution to networking it. It is not that different than the "print server" built into the network-enable
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
It feels all sorts of wrong that a system with access to corporate resources, for something as sensitive as an online secrets management company was also running an entertainment suite. And on top of it, a damnably old, unpatched, with know
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
https://youtu.be/aPd8MaCyw5E ("ShmooCon 2014: You Don' Have The Evidence - Forensic Imaging Tools") was quite an eye-opening talk about common tools, like the article-mentioned `dd` (and its cousin `ddrescue`
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Came here to basically pose the same question: what is the fundamental difference from Garmin's InReach and similar?
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Reminds me of USSR's "экраноплан" ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground-effect_vehicle ). Wonder if it will be able overcome the challenges inherent to the setup.
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DARPA Developing Wing-in-Ground Effect Cargo Seaplane(theaviationist.com)
9 points by T3OU-736 4y ago|3 comments
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Appears too be back up, though I ran into a Tableau login page.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
I admit to knowing nothing about this manufacturer. Are they an OEM? Is it possible to establish a chain of trust for the boot process? Is the 4G LTE modem sanboxed away from the OS? What are the chances of this working on US carrier's
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
So, the twitter post alludes to SS7, but it is not clear how it is (ab)used to do the Telegram-related exploitation. Presumably, SS7's design flaws are being used intercept Telegram's registration verification messages, placing th
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Volla Phone X23(volla.online)
3 points by T3OU-736 4y ago|1 comments
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
> Would hardware security keys protect from this? If you already have a session token on a site (and that site doesn't somehow restrict the session token to only being used on the machine that generated it? Which afaik isn't po
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
And OCR and diff it, possibly?
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Unfamiliar term: "loogie gun". What does it mean? Neal Stephenson's book Snow Crash comes up from search - is that the reference?
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
I have found IODD 2531 (there are likely others) to be super-useful for that sort of a thing. It presents an ISO (using the rocker on the side as a selector) from its HDD as a bootable CDROM target, and still exposes the HDD/SSD as a s
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
"buying a book". You're not, though. Nor a film/movie. It is, at least in the US, treated as something along the lines of a temporary contract to view. And so... DRM is used to as a tool of enforcement of the contract te
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
It feels like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, etc - should be treated as sources of promotion (self-promotion, or otherwise). Then the information found on them can.be treated approximately.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
There us a hugely non-trivial (on the order of 100x) slowdown in code running when strace does its thing. Brendan Gregg's work in the field of performance analysis (eBPF to the rescue) is quite useful in this regard, though not without
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
An odd way to describe a CPU. What makes them "military-grade"? Ability to perform math (and, therefore, "military-grade encryption" - this is a standard for equipment imports that China has applied in the past)? Or is
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Hah. That is damned cool! Independent of your effort, stumbled onto Martin Nebelong's effort ( https://80.lv/articles/artist-went-on-a-choose-your-own-adve... ), with CgatGPT's character descriptions fed to Mid
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
What isn't obvious, but feels like it should be, is the rationale behind these Phenomenal Cosmic Powers of the baseband (with the attendant itty bitty living space). As an example, why does baseband need be able to modify OS RAM (ass
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Hrm... Nest cameras claim to do "ML at the edge", and then there are devices like nVidia's Jetson Nano. I strongly believe that facial rec without going to the cloud is possible with current tech. Guessing here, but I can see
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
I wonder how reliable those were. Additionally, since they are mechanical in nature, were they a limit to aircraft performance (seems unlikely, but figured it is worth asking).
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
(Playing devil's advocate a bit): But is that not the premise and promise of Linux/*BSD - to provide a viable and free alternative to commercial Unix? Semi-related: now that RedHat is an IBM entity, with the attendant deprecation
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
While I wholeheartedly agree that Google should reverse the their actions in this case, I would argue that Google Drive/Photos is not the right "product" for medical (so, in the US, HIPPA-protected) data exchange.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Hrm. 404's at the moment. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/two-arrested-and-13-charged-t... seems like the correct URL?
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
As a separate thought: a MANPAD is a fairly generic term. Literally "Man-portable air defense". So, it is not an unreasonable statement that the electronics countermeasures suite Vitebsk-25 is able to provide some sort of protecti
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Please keep in mind that TASS is an official propaganda channel for Russia (as they were for USSR). So, claims of successful anything should be treated with a great deal of suspicion.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
How interesting. The more things change, the more they stay the same. "Photoshop for Text" is, arguably, called "Typesetting". Aldus Pagemaker and Quark XPress were both quite popular at this task.

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