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31.
by bcook 5y ago
A quick Googling shows that "integdev_gpu_drv.rar" is the filename the hackers released.
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by bcook 5y ago
I'm very surprised that source spoofing is still a problem. Fix your damn networks people... Or maybe shady providers allow this on purpose to entice black-hats?
33.
by bcook 5y ago
Account required?
34.
by bcook 5y ago
Thanks dang.
35.
by bcook 5y ago
"Darcula" actually seems like a better name.
36.
by bcook 5y ago
The better word is "quicker". Faster = bandwidth. Quicker = latency. 56k connections can have good latency, depending on packet size.
37.
by bcook 5y ago
>At some point, the people in the apartment next door to me figured out my wi-fi password That seems implausible.
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by bcook 5y ago
>This is a mistake that Google, Apple and even Microsoft (for the short time they made phones) all made, and now we have to live with the consequences of that. What consequences are we living with?
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by bcook 5y ago
It looks like that's no longer true: https://twitter.com/alyssarzg/status/1429583864679129098 "Up until now both the Asahi and Corellium kernels were on #1. Sven and the #dri-devel crew helped me spin up
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by bcook 5y ago
Probably something about EOL, end-of-feed, CRLF-translation or something similar? Netcat has plenty of (confusing) options, but there's usually a solution.
41.
by bcook 5y ago
I was primarily using Android's busybox netcat, but I agree; there's always a better tool.
42.
by bcook 5y ago
I've always verified the checksums of files transmitted via netcat and occasionally I have had different checksums. It's rare, and only on gigabyte+ files, but it has happened.
43.
by bcook 7y ago
Tell me more about your perspective.
44.
by bcook 7y ago
Why is it your favorite?
45.
by bcook 8y ago
/s(arcasm) ?
46.
by bcook 8y ago
You mention the word "tell" often, which makes me feel... uncertain. I get your point but GP seems to understand uncertainty better. You can't force me to believe.
47.
by bcook 8y ago
I think the better reasoning behind using high-end locks in your home is that you have a much better chance of knowing your house has been broken in to. With standard locks, a thief can quickly and easily gain access without the homeowner
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by bcook 9y ago
I was in my early twenties and my friend's mother commented about my squinting while playing video games. The optometrist said I had 20/50 nearsightedness. I still rarely use my contacts because it's somewhat overstimulating
49.
by bcook 9y ago
As someone who drives an ATV on gravel backroads, with drunk assholes in automobiles, I completely disagree. After a few obviously intoxicated (on alcohol, and/or pills, and/or unknown, because they told me...) people commenting t
50.
by bcook 9y ago
Why?
51.
by bcook 9y ago
> This will probably mean picking a cloud provider to trust, which isn't a fun problem (although it has a simple answer: use AWS). This is the first I've heard of AWS's trustworthiness in this respect. Can someone share so
52.
by bcook 9y ago
Last I checked, this doesn't permanently delete your account. You can still return with the same email and have all your old contacts (and post history, etc?).
53.
by bcook 9y ago
http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/email.html
54.
by bcook 9y ago
>Oh you spent your day digging up roots? Why not lant something then? I'm just guessing but the author may be referring to ginseng roots, which my low-income friends occasionally collect here in Appalachia. They could make hundreds
55.
by bcook 9y ago
Preference seems unrelated to respect. As a ~straight male I prefer female breasts but I can still respect a chiseled male chest.
56.
by bcook 9y ago
I was interested, so I searched and found "American Playboy". Is this correct?
57.
by bcook 9y ago
I think OP was criticizing whose death deserves being noticed VS your bet about who may die.
58.
by bcook 9y ago
https://jvns.ca
59.
by bcook 9y ago
Working fine here on Android Chrome 59.0.3071.125.
60.
by bcook 9y ago
>If you built a knowledge-base like this on your own time and for the right reasons I bet they send a DMCA. Why do you say that? Your post makes me think I'm ignorant of Apple's past litigation.

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