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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Is there any developed country that doesn't have this type of capability? Certainly all five-eyes countries have some form of capabilities. China, Russian, North Korea, Iran all regularly demonstrate they do too.
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Sure. Maybe not in 2020, or even 2021, but at some point travel is likely to resume to pre-COVID levels. How long that takes is anyones guess, but the desire for a more efficient aircraft to cram even more people inside of to save on costs
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Facebook former director: We intentionally made FB as addictive as cigarettes(businessinsider.com.au)
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
The creator also included a bunch of wild conspiracy theory stuff in the torrent as well about Bill Gates and vaccinations etc which blows the torrent size out by a fair chunk.
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Windows XP source code has leaked(gizmodo.com.au)
485 points by a5withtrrs 6y ago|473 comments
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A public repository of malware samples, papers and source code(vxug.fakedoma.in)
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3D print strength can be significantly improved through 'annealing'(youtube.com)
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
You should see if you can reach out to the Chaos Computer Club for their Camp conference (in theory, running next in 2023). The distribution of utilities throughout their campsite is quite a logistical challenge. I think your work also as
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Very interesting. I wonder if it then makes sense to run additional services such as power and drinking water parallel to those pipes for similar efficiency? I wonder if camping festivals and conferences such as CCC camp would benefit from
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Dream Vendor "Canna_Bars" Sentenced to Prison(darknetlive.com)
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It was more efficient to blow up a real 747 than to use miniatures or CGI(cinemablend.com)
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Online Casino Roulette – A guideline for pentesters and security researchers(research.nccgroup.com)
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Who are the providers referred to in this as 'God'? Is that providers like akamai/cloudflare/L3 that have big pipes/route lots of traffic? Edit: I'm assuming Tier 1 network providers for AT&T/CenturyLi
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
The world is a strange place right now and I often wonder if the people of generations past felt equally out of place in the various turmoils of their time. Disinformation, willful ignorance and mass manipulation by anyone that can control
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Hello. It's me, the parent comment. I'm back after completing all stages in 6 hours and 18 minutes. Universal paperclips achieved. I definitely spent too long with the probe design using bad values. I swear time just evaporated
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Well dang. I wasn't expecting to be so compelled by paperclip production but... > Full autonomy attained in 2 hours 32 minutes 5 seconds| Awesome game. Thanks creator!
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
The why? For fame, for glory, to chase the adrenaline rush that comes with being the first in a race to release something everyone else is trying to do? To feel like you have reach over millions of people who will eventually download your r
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Bypassing MS Credential Guard to recover plaintext credentials(teamhydra.blog)
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
I find it genuinely surprising that such significant art is owned by the royal family and yet wasn't on display for the broader public until now.
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
I tried pihole blacklisting AMP domains from my PiHole. It works in that I can't accidentally click on them, but it won't re-write them and I usually have to strip out the "amp." part myself. I haven't found a simpl
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
There is actually quite a bit of redundancy in place, there are several cables which all still hold the larger instrumentation cluster in place above the dish and are able to tolerate a failure like the one that occurred.
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
I thought archive.is no longer works...??? Edit: it doesn't work for me still. Edit again: Australia blocks it at an IP level?
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
While I like the idea in theory, and I think it's pretty cool, I'm a little concerned about non-stop motion sensor analytics of my phone. Especially since things like keylogging using motion sensors have been demonstrated. https:
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
I would strongly suggest upgrading to an SSD. I've been using Windows on SSD's with other data stored on larger HDD's for several years. Windows hangs in weird and wild ways when accessing data on HDD's now more than ev
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
A bit of a hyperbolic headline. I don't think that China will completely sever the connection to the broader internet as that limits their ability to conduct international trade/research/etc, but certainly their push (as well
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
https://mullvad.net/en/blog/ They do indeed keep a fairly in depth blog about a wide range of technologies and topics.
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
I see a bunch of emails posted publicly in peoples submissions, not sure if that's intentional or accidental but if possible, should be removed. :)
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
I met one of the founders/owners of mullvad at CCC in Germany over 8 years ago. I gotta say, I've never met someone so happy to talk about how unbelievably paranoid they are about security and how much effort went into not only p
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
If you are concerned about locks being picked, look at Abloy Protec2 locks. Not cheap (also not the most expensive by far). But they come in whatever shape and size you need and they are more or less considered 'impossible' to pic
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by a5withtrrs 6y ago
Using a bumpkey repeatedly will actually result in you permanently locking yourself out of your place. Repeated use wears down the internals to the point where it will eventually no longer work. This depends on the key materials being used

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