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aa-jv
5mo ago
Yes, thats the point of the movie - human beings' most banal desires can be and are weaponized against them. That you reject the entire premise of the movie because you can't "get over" this particular aspect, just mea
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The difference is that one follows the collective/reactive order of things, and the other doesn't. "Everyone knows" is the greatest conspiracy of all. Its quite possible to be a 'nut' simply by referring to wh
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5mo ago
My 'first Unix' was MIPS Risc/OS, and it had that feature too.
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5mo ago
I have two of these, near-permanently affixed to my Zynthian .. but now I think I want another one for the desktop. Anyone know of similar devices available currently?
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5mo ago
Ah, very interesting! Here in Austria, we have a number of great tournaments being put on by various private clubs and enthusiast groups - but yes, machines are hard to find, if you don't join these clubs. I recently joined one (Flip
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5mo ago
Ah, that is very intriguing indeed .. going to have some fun with this code this week .. thanks for that, kind stranger!
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5mo ago
I'm in the middle of a DIY pinball project - all design work and analysis at the moment, including getting a BARRACORA table for a few months to serve as inspiration. Got any tips and tricks for budding pinball designers? Maybe some n
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5mo ago
Fellow pinball enthusiast here - I didn't get into it because of SCP, though, but rather grew up with the machines being regularly rotated and maintained in my Dads hamburger shop in the 70's .. halcyon days indeed! What part of t
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5mo ago
Ah, that does look like something I can work with - thanks for the legwork, I will check it out and see if its worthwhile converting to C/C++ for my device ..
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5mo ago
Anyone got a handle on the algorithm required to do this? I've got a pocketable accelerometer-enabled device I'd like to try to implement this on..
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5mo ago
Sure it is - we build a sphere around our planet to harvest every erg of energy hitting it, and then use that to create and flatten the disc that is one of many we'd need to build to construct the sphere ..
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6mo ago
Are you disputing that American models censor content at the request of the government? "Context matters..."
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6mo ago
Yeah, maybe you should, as a citizen, start holding your war criminals accountable for their crimes. You can't keep buying the worlds' love with trinkets while murdering its children, Americans.
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6mo ago
Indeed, we are discussing the propaganda wasteland of Western media, more than anything else. American media are owned by the same people making profit from selling the bombs falling in the genocide - so, it won't freely and openly rep
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Short time? No, the US has been losing its stance in the world since the illegal invasion of Iraq in 2003, murdering a million people in cold blood on the basis of outright lies. It has been downhill ever since then. The support for the Ga
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6mo ago
3-digit Slashdot user id, reporting in. I, too, wish Slashdot was worth visiting again. I spent so, so many years there, enjoying the hell out of it since it was Chips&Dips ...
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6mo ago
.. all the more reason to support approaches which reduce dependency on an elite group of knowledge-holders.
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Its an important consideration for everyone, since we all have our own tolerance levels for latency - think about it when you're on a Teams call and someone in your room starts speaking but you hear them a half second later on 'de
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6mo ago
Testing and instrumentation. This feature is used extensively in safety-critical testing procedures, for example. It is also used as a side channel for instrumenting long-running processes. See also: debuggers and profilers, which simply w
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6mo ago
We could have more ASML's immediately if we eradicate the desire to covet technology for one in-group, over another. > reshaped society Invalidate all of ASML's patents = get cheaper chips, sooner. It is intellectual property w
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6mo ago
No, its emphasizing that the size of the shipment necessitates multiple high capacity logistic steps.
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6mo ago
Hot take: We're in the first stages of building our own Dyson sphere and therefore comets are only useful in the context of capturing them for that purpose. ;)
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So? Doesn't matter. Git in that case still provides valuable historical archiving and versioning that is still more useful than the option, without it. Plus, its chicken and egg. If the OS had a great interface to Git as part of its
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Its not the default because that'd be counter-productive to developers who use git with larger repositories, which is how git started life in the first place - your clone depth would be entirely useless for Linux kernel developers, for
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I've always wanted to see a book that describes git for the common man and gives them tons of examples for how to use it to do productive things. Even for a small office, git can be immensely useful. Entire production line workflows c
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6mo ago
Parse /proc/<pid>/maps to find the relevant target_addr in your process-under-attack. And then its a matter of: $ dd if=shellcode.bin of=/proc/<pid>/mem bs=1 seek=$((target_addr)) ... See
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6mo ago
Like it says in the preamble on the site, don't think of this as a collection of exploits, but rather as a compendium of knowledge about escalation techniques for use in emergencies. I can't tell you how many times I burned my fin
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6mo ago
Easier to deliver as an OS bundle, no worm required.
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Ouch, thats pretty average, what a pity ..
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Interesting that this was discovered after embarking on a journey to understand how widespread the use of Lua is, in the exploits realm .. I also wonder why they opted to make this an injectable worm and not just a side-loaded 'feature
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