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by alophawen 4y ago
Welp. Let me put it somewhere else. https://easyupload.io/88vq7v
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by alophawen 4y ago
Thanks, updated.
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by alophawen 4y ago
It's not. It is embedded in the installer with a sha1 of 692a2bd8cce1c4ac62f7cd505907aa8e21ab3b69, which you would have known had you actually studied the suspicious file at hand, rather than just go with the narrative posted in the bl
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by alophawen 4y ago
Instead of spreading ridiculous claims, why won't you just confirm your hypothesis? All it takes is 2 ip:s and two downloads of their installer and compare checksums. https://download.teamviewer.com/download/TeamVi
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by alophawen 4y ago
The file in question is TeamViewer15.odf As usual on HN, people is speculating and guessing rather than studying the subject. https://file.io/8EeNRguzVgpj
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by alophawen 4y ago
IIRC, it happened when IME was introduced. Maybe 2008? Then AMD PSP did the same starting in 2013.
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by alophawen 4y ago
What makes you think any part of this news would change INTC stock values, or even car recalls? It's very confusing to me how you get to these conclusions. Nothing in this news is about any scandals that would warrant any of your suspi
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by alophawen 4y ago
That's just the CPU arch running IME. The uOps is designed by Intel.
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by alophawen 4y ago
AMD have much the same thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Processo...
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by alophawen 4y ago
Remind me, how far did boycotting Coca Cola get us? Policy makers duped consumers into sorting plastic waste and even go as far as put a plastic tax on consumers, while the majority of plastic waste comes from the industry, and is burned as
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by alophawen 4y ago
Seriously? You try to discredit a serious article about a subject you should be well aware is 100% true by now even if you were in fact living under a rock.-- by siding with random anon redditor that had a take more suitable for your world
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by alophawen 4y ago
There is nothing we as individuals can do about it. Global industry pollution should have been internationally controlled decades ago if we would have had any chance of ducking this. Many has screamed about this for years, recently Greta. 2
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by alophawen 4y ago
Luckily we have all the plankton in the oceans making oxygen for us now that rain forest has been deforested for soy beans and cow farms. Oh wait.
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by alophawen 4y ago
What a uncalled explosion of emotions.
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by alophawen 4y ago
Is non-subscription a feature? Is there a subscription-based ASCII art editor out there? FML.
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by alophawen 4y ago
Its no more odd than a NFS share mount. fstab: //WIN_SHARE_IP/share_name /mnt/win_share cifs credentials=/etc/win-credentials,file_mode=0755,dir_mode=0755 0 0 where a NFS fstab mount is something
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by alophawen 4y ago
That's so cool to hear! I have fond memories of Allegro and DJGPP
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by alophawen 4y ago
Are you suggesting the parent sets up test suites for a cloud solution and call it a day? How would that guarantee safe storage, given the previous discussion of all the broken implementations.
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by alophawen 4y ago
Dude, that's why we use Virtual Machines. We will run them thru QEMU or another multi-architecture solution.
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by alophawen 4y ago
> The fastest decoder there uses the GPU, not the CPU. How does that matter? It was a reply to your incorrect claim: > it's decoded by (no doubt extremely expensive) hardware
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by alophawen 4y ago
In the olden DOS days, we used stuff like Allegro to make games that used the framebuffer.
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by alophawen 4y ago
That seems to be enough to bring out the pitch fork for most peopl these days.
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by alophawen 4y ago
Eh, CIFS (SMB) has been in the kernel for years and would be the easiest way to share Windows <-> Linux.
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by alophawen 4y ago
> The article never mentions Linux on the desktop. The comment you reply to never claimed that it did. Why not reflect on the content of the comment and be a part of the discussion instead of .. this?
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by alophawen 4y ago
> modem computers OK.
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by alophawen 4y ago
What fake news? Are you suggesting Ukraine was free from corruption? That's pretty naive.
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by alophawen 4y ago
The planet is literally littered by people. They are starving and out of homes.
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by alophawen 4y ago
In the article being discussed, Ron writes: > I'm shutting down comments. People are just being mean and I'm having to delete personal attack comments. These comments is what you are requesting. Browse them using wayback machin
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by alophawen 4y ago
Easy, just sell the exploit. Don't sell pirated software.
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by alophawen 4y ago
Not parent, but probably this part: > With these vulnerabilities, it is possible to ship pirated games on bluray discs

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