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by ackbar03 7y ago
I think it's pretty hard and even the big cloud providers dont necessarily have a perfect solution. It's not a particularly creative idea to come up with I think. I've thought about making something similar as a product but I
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I've actually mostly lost my ability to squat now which I kind of regret. A lot of places, especially China despite its breakneck speed growth, still use squat toilets. When you have an upset stomach from that breakfast stall you last
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Yes and that seems to be their intended scope. In what corner of the street do you dwell?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I remember mitt Romney had some pretty scary search histories https://youtu.be/NLMww8V4IUU
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by ackbar03 7y ago
The book was really one hell of a read. I would say it's an important historical moment, the first recorded state-nation hacking event
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Haha, loser! Looo sseeerr
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Ironically buzzfeednews does come up with some pretty good investigative journalism sometimes. It's weird
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Not exactly related but I realized quite often now that sometimes when I search for very specific things, usually like some sort of coding bug or error, Google returns some results that look seemingly legitimate with sensible preview text a
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I've actually noticed a lot of people in the security field actually came from completely unrelated fields. I have a book on binary exploitation that was authored by someone who was originally a doctor. Some of my hacker friends also s
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Are you sure that's the case? I dunno what background your coming from but I did pretty rigorous statistics in college including time series and stochastic processes and all that. Time series are notoriously difficult to forecast. Arch
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I've followed this book for a bit when learning. Most of it is just examples however. You basically write the program in c, compile and assemble it, disassemble it, and see what it looks like. It's a good exercise though and repea
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Wait, which step is profit? Or is that step 0?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I don't think even Einstein fits by that definition. An instrument as a hobby hardly is a contribution. Da Vinci is probably one of the closest I can think of by that definition and even he said something like "tell me if anything
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I actually find physical security pentesting kind of lame but I guess everyone has there own opinion. I find fiddling around with door locks and stuff just takes more time and boredom rather than significant intelligence like cybersecurity
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Stories like these always add fire to the attractiveness of hedge funds, but I keep wondering whether it's still possible to have such wild success in this area these days. The field is so incredibly crowded now compared to a few decad
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by ackbar03 7y ago
This is a good test though. I forgot where I read it from but there was this saying if your doing something you would be ashamed to tell your freidns or family about than you probably shouldn't be doing it
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Baidu security gave out something similar at defcon Beijing. It was pretty cool conceptually but it really was just a gimmick
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by ackbar03 7y ago
In my mind social networks are probably one of the hardest things to crack. People are only attracted to it if there are already lots of other people and activity there. It's like a chicken and egg problem and your job is how to make o
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Yes but for what? Is this proof of stake worth how many dollars spent in energy consumption?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
I don't think genocide is an option anymore
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Could you provide a link or resources how to run pytorch models from c++?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Wow, really? A whole day without power? This is actually gonna happen?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Is there an open source version or something of this? I had similar ideas and this is something I would have liked to contribute to. I was thinking of approaching the white listing problem by whitelisting users, I. E. I share my node with f
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by ackbar03 7y ago
It's not weird once you realize the hongkong free press is an extremely biased anti-beijing publication
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by ackbar03 7y ago
As bakuninsbart says above, yes. These are the "journalists" that produce most of the news you see regarding the protests on the streets. Go search for more live feeds to seem more of these "journalists" in general being
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Aggressively filming protestors? Are you sure? https://video.h5.weibo.cn/1034:4423697482642911/442369763922... I really don't understand why hackernews is so extremely one-sided on this issue. Edit: yeah there we
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Bystanders suffer attacks and harassment from protestors in Hong Kong(video.h5.weibo.cn)
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by ackbar03 7y ago
Agreed, this one's a head scratcher
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by ackbar03 7y ago
How much do users pay for the privilege to use this app?
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by ackbar03 7y ago
When I was in high school one of my friends showed us this affiliate marketing site with some email function where you could send emails impersonating any email address you want. Pretty much the next day we used it to spoof his crush sendin

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