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belkarx
4y ago
Unpaywalled link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220603015344/https://www.econo... )
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What Is a Y Combinator?
(stackoverflow.com)
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4y ago
>Things Nobody Tells You About But Is Really Important I've been writing an article on that as well :)
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belkarx
4y ago
I did also memorize erogenous zones at some point, so your advice wasn't too far off :)
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4y ago
[OP here] I was ~14 when I wrote this (found it recently when looking through old files) which accounts for the questionable style and lack of citations. I thought it was entertaining and still somewhat informative so I posted it here despi
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Empirical Notes on Kissing
(belkarx.github.io)
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4y ago
United States' Department of Justice recently revised the CFAA to legally permit access of the type you engaged in (contradicting a few other comments here) https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/us-do
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4y ago
I intentionally declined to state the more well-known mitigations (physical activity, sleep, not too much caffeine). But yes. It certainly is.
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For sec research, yes. It's good training :). You can write articles, bleepingcomputer-style, about various interesting advertisements and observe techniques. Overall, the forums are fun and while not exceedingly useful, not use less
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Avoiding burnout (as a student)
(belkarx.github.io)
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4y ago
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[video] Ghost in the Machine – US Army Psyops Advertisement
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
I tried it on a laptop and separately on cherry mx reds with no real success (but maybe I wasn't typing for long enough)
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belkarx
4y ago
Where is this information being sourced? (that might be on the website but I couldn't find it so maybe make it more evident?)
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4y ago
I don't think time to learn bash or programming intuition can reasonably be included in the timeframe to build a product. It's assumed that time starts after you come up with the idea to do something, and retroactively saying &q
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4y ago
The author warns that it isn't mobile friendly in the explanatory Twitter thread
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... https://gist.github.com/belkarx/299b6d83a85beee2c2559c1b42f9... I will admit that I'm using almost exclusively external tools and had I wrangled the X library myself, this would have taken longer. And while it
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4y ago
The clipboard history idea can be done in ... around 5 minutes in Linux (using clipnotify, parcellite, echo, and grep). Ironically this is the project the author claimed would take far longer than 2 hours.
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I feel like people are going to keep using FAANG for a good while just because 1) MAMAA is not as recognizable yet, and 2) FAANG has the generalized meaning of "big tech company" and most people get that
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4y ago
I mean ... they continued their work on bells, and appear to have done (and continue to do) a fair amount of work concerning them
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4y ago
Ah, apologies. I will keep that in mind in the future
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4y ago
I agree, title was a bit clickbait but I was surprised that one would dedicate their life to something that specific. Hyper-specialization at its finest, and the passion is something I can appreciate
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The Sound of Bells – The acoustics, sound, tuning and history of church bells
(hibberts.co.uk)
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4y ago
The modern internet, with ever-refreshing recommendations, is fully intended to be addicting. Possible mitigations: make it very inconvenient to repetitively view social media. Examples: - Create UBlock rules to remove recommendations, only
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Make him install an easy Linux distro (I recommend LMDE). Give him an IDE (start with VScode, if he enjoys Linux he'll switch to vim/emacs soon enough), some Leetcode problems, a browser, and have him figure it out. Advise him on
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4y ago
Interesting idea however I can't see many practical uses for this ... how often do you really need to search through the text of something you browsed some time ago and would it really offset the disk-space cost? I personally would hav
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Now the question is: how much time did he spend tracking all of that?
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5y ago
A nice addition to the currently existing embedded clients for IRC, XMPP, Twitter (for some reason?), and Google Talk (infiltration of Alphabet, gotta love that).
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Privacy Is a Fun Game
(belkarx.github.io)
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5y ago
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Privacy Is a Fun Game
(belkarx.github.io)
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5y ago
In all likelihood it was exfiltrating data or setting up a C2
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