Vendan

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by Vendan 10y ago
but go generate isn't a part of the standard build process. If we go to that level, I can just say "most things that use C++ have a Makefile, so that's infinite too".
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by Vendan 10y ago
An auto responder wouldn't have access to the user that made the request's cookies, and therefore would be unable to actually authenticate the user. You'd wind up with a system where anyone that knew your email would be able
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by Vendan 10y ago
so "curated" in this instance is short for "Here's what I found"?
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by Vendan 10y ago
I tried to write up a little about the ones that I know something about, here it is: Data on the network cannot be altered. False, if something goes through another device, it can be altered. Important because, well, man in the midd
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by Vendan 10y ago
the free version of burp is completely capable of doing this, and so much more
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by Vendan 10y ago
Just to clarify, he didn't use gdiplus.dll, he used System.Drawing, which in turn uses gdiplus.dll.
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by Vendan 10y ago
I think the point is "develop on the platform you are going to use". You'd get that error when you were developing on linux, so it'd never make it to production. If you developed on windows, you'd never get the er
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by Vendan 10y ago
I've encountered plenty of "stop everyone and check their license/registration/insurance" points where they just wave me past. Presumably because I'm a late-20's white male wearing business casual in a de
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by Vendan 10y ago
Cat-5, Cat-5e, and Cat-6 are all unshielded by default, but there are shielded versions for high EMI environments.
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by Vendan 10y ago
note that new() already exists in the language.
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by Vendan 10y ago
It's not a matter of them "not meeting the promise", it's them promising "4~6 weeks delivery". Sure, they made the promise, but I'd rather pay $2 more for FBA and get it in 2 days.
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by Vendan 10y ago
I massively prefer FBA products, cause I do have Prime and FBA means I have it in 2 days. I hate dealing with non-FBA because experience has taught me that non-FBA stuff has no real shipping promises, and I've had times where it took
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by Vendan 10y ago
Absolutely. I can't find the source, but I remember reading somewhere that the beverage companies put together a "CO2 Purity Requirements" thing, and it turned out industrial CO2 was already way more pure. Surprise!
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by Vendan 10y ago
Why is the "For New York" below the fold?
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by Vendan 10y ago
It's a bit expensive, but you can get adapter kits that let you hook a sodastream machine up to a standard CGA 320 CO2 tank, and then you can hook up a 5 or 10 pound CO2 tank. You'd probably be looking at $10~30 for a refill on o
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by Vendan 10y ago
Nothing!!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHA!
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by Vendan 10y ago
From my experience, it's a combination of "What's the worst that could happen", "It wouldn't happen to us", and "That's what we have insurance for". Not the most reassuring thing.
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by Vendan 10y ago
I'm basically outsource red team for a bunch of smaller companies, so I'm cracking NTLM, both NetNTLMv1/v2 and raw all the time.
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by Vendan 10y ago
Raw NTLM, and yeah, it's not terribly fast, but it's relatively simple to get up to gigahashes a second (I've got a box that churns out 21 GH/s on raw NTLM). Plus, it's not salted, so it's trivial to just grab
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by Vendan 10y ago
People coming from highly dynamic languages, like python and such, most likely
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by Vendan 10y ago
Having dealt with languages that don't, I much prefer ones that do. The thing is, most languages DO basically check vtables, in that 2 values with different types will never be equal (unless there is implicit casting or some kind of e
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by Vendan 10y ago
yes, and it's a completely different behavior then Go, where it's perfectly defined as well: you call that method with a nil pointer as the receiver. Please don't act like those 2 behaviors are anywhere near similar.
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by Vendan 10y ago
They don't have the same feature of "I can call a method on a null value", at least, not that I've seen... You are calling them identical features when the fact is that they aren't. C# and Java both have generics,
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by Vendan 10y ago
nil doesn't "expand", it's just what it is. You have to bear in mind that methods are roughly syntactic sugar from func (o *Object) ReturnSomething() int to func ReturnSomething(o *Object) int In the firs
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by Vendan 10y ago
Except it's not a language implementation detail, it's part of what the language is . You might as well ask why a user of another language needs to know what a class is, or how inheritance works. Too many people seem to be assu
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by Vendan 10y ago
The first way involves setting "global general_log_file", which requires SUPER, which is frankly worse having FILE. The second way ALSO involves "global general_log_file", but is incomplete because "One problem wil
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by Vendan 10y ago
If a shared hosting provider is giving you FILE permission, you should close your account and leave, cause they don't understand trivial basics of database security.
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by Vendan 10y ago
If you read it, you'd find you need to be either admin on mysql already(and that's a bad thing), or have FILE permission on mysql. It's not about file upload primitive, the exploit is very specifically about the FILE permiss
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by Vendan 10y ago
that's about like saying "the underlying language (assembly) and patterns are interoperable" on desktop, and note: the "backend" has been flourishing for quite some time, and since before javascript was such a big d
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by Vendan 10y ago
I've basically just been waiting for it to happen for years. We already have so many languages that range from "javascript + some" to completely different languages that all compile down to JS, and it hasn't killed the

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