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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Thank you for working on this problem space. Solutions are sorely needed. I am a current NetGuard user, and, at least on a non-rooted device, there is a disclaimer that apps which use Google Play services for their data transfers cannot be
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
It would require the PR person to commit career suicide - Ring's usage of words like "security" and " protect" in their descriptions of the camera systems, coupled with the fact that neither Ring nor Nest has a hard
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
10 stations seems... excessive. (If your goal for exercises is physical therapy or bodybuilding, ignore the rest of this) If a given "station" is what I picture it to be, it is likely a station for training a muscle in isolation.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
It feels like a deliberate conflation of what a "private message" means. Many FB users assume "only me and the recipient(s) can see". Similarly, "private group" on social media platforms. "Private" -
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Try "dog animal"
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
To be fair, it ia not as if HP's iLo, Dell"s iDrac, or SuperMicro's IPMI are rife with documentation. Granted, there are tools to use them, but the best advice for all IPMI/BMC/OOB things like them is: A. Separate n
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Hrm. You make very good points. It does feel as though HR, not having the full weight of the legal system should, instead, be able to be an arbiter (imperfect though it would be) with the weight of "consequences to continued employment
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
No, HR takes the allegation seriously, does an investigation, and if the facts support the allegation, then ruins the guilty party's life. And the allegation was found to be baseless and, instead, was some sort of a ploy - ruins the fa
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Apple retaliated against women who complained about misconduct(engadget.com)
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
> I don't see how this follows. Given the proof-beyond-a-reasonable-doubt standard needed for a conviction if I reject a plea bargain, I'd certainly never accept one for something I wasn't actually guilty of. Perhaps an im
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Nice project, and an important step in the right direction. Can't help but think that the real tricky part comes after provenance is recorded. What do you do with all of that - is there something enforcing an allowlist/denylist
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Hrm. As a half-bakes thought - if code handles sensitive data, making sure it is correctly obfuscated in memory?
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
(Playing devil's advocate): What would the RCE accomplish? "Parse this packet and get a reverse shell on analyst's workstation?" To be clear: I am not in any way attempting to disparage the project. It is damned cool, an
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Hrm. Interesting point. There have been a fair number of parser CVEs, but GoLang isn't immune to some of the (based on an admittedly cursory look) parser issues.
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Neat project. How does it compare to Wireshark' console cousin tshark?
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by T3OU-736 4y ago
Fascinating! My inner seceng wonders ( which likely cannot be answered in an open forum :) ) about the security of the system since the payloads are likely valuable - meds and all.
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
The experience does seem to leave a lot to be desired. Devil's advocate: it is not the action of "deleting the user" that's onerous, but rather taking over the account and backing up the data. It is possible that the pro
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
> What about the U.S. accusations? Well, as always they produce a lot of accusations but never provide any proof. Make of that what you will. This is a fair point. I don't have any insight as to the truth (and, myself, would very mu
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
2021 please.
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
Awesome project! How do you prevent it from being abused by the Russian military?
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
Likely as part of their DDoS mitigation strategy. Once the change propagates, the only entities which can reach them would be within the (presumably) far tighter controlled confines of the Russia's network.
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
I found this article a bit... odd. Not the particulars of the case. Rather, what sounds like ready excuses and what read like an almost utter lack of individual responsibility. Yes, agreed, the lockdown measures aren't fun, and yes, th
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
There is some undeniable cleverness of the malware itself, but it is ever so frustrating that the "ssh in with a weak/known username/password" is still a thing in 2022. Fail2ban + ssh keys isn't that onerous, is it?
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
Likely as part of recruitment efforts. "Come be part of the green future, at the U.S.Army" or similar. Though, even if accidentally, this helps with emissions (AFAIK, DoD vehicles don't tend to be subject to same emissions st
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
And the "previous generation" of power steering was hydraulic, which had a similar behaviour and setup in that it is an amplification of steering input. Electric power steering allows for configurability of steering difficulty, wh
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
Now all that is needed is a decent way to cool all that corefest, in a 9.x mm package. Somehow, that seems tricky. But perhaps it will be solved. Or not, and thermal throttling will continue to be the bane of laptops.
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
Thank you, it is super helpful!
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
In the context of HN, the more likely meaning of the term "super user program" is "a computer program for delegating/managing 'super user' privileges". So, the expectation, based on the title, was likely t
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
But why would it be more trusted to begin with?
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by T3OU-736 5y ago
If you’re reading this post, you probably know what a super user program is or does. Nope. That struck me a pretentiously pompous. Likely not meant that way, but that is how it seemed. For a given page on the Internet, there are mul

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