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by bink 7mo ago
I've only seen it on TV. You can see it about 20 seconds into this video: https://www.cnn.com/world/video/video-appears-to-show-us-str...
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by bink 7mo ago
The story is because these are precision strikes and the US is feigning ignorace. Satellite photos show that each building on that block was hit dead-center and destroyed, yet the US is refusing to admit responsibility. Sure, mistakes are m
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by bink 7mo ago
Imagine a world where in order to do business in the US you must grant the government control of your company. This sounds worse than even the most alarmist China takes.
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by bink 7mo ago
donations to an inauguration fund.
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by bink 8mo ago
Thanks. I wasn't looking forward to browsing all those pages in the hopes of finding the source. Did they never put it up on GitHub?
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by bink 8mo ago
I hope this is better than their competitors products. So far I've been underwhelmed. They basically just find stuff that's already identified by static analysis tooling and toss in a bunch of false positives from the AI scans.
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by bink 8mo ago
Even if you could delete comments, in this day and age it's not a real deletion. They'd just put a "deleted" flag on the comment in the DB.
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by bink 8mo ago
What I found interesting about this is that on several occasions I've seen Waymos get confused and block intersections (and once Muni tracks). Each time they've sat there for at least 10-15 mins until a police officer showed up an
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by bink 8mo ago
Wire fraud is more than just lying to someone over the Internet. It requires a financial gain.
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by bink 8mo ago
Yes. As a security researcher this always annoys me.
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by bink 8mo ago
It doesn't automatically update, that's true. But I think the typical way to deal with this is to have a nebula subdomain. www.nebula.example.com instead of www.example.com.
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by bink 8mo ago
Sun and NeXT also sold 68k Unix workstations at the time. IMHO, The thing about Amiga was that it was not seen as a business machine. Commodore in general was seen as a home computer, and really one aimed at gaming first. AFAIK they didn&#x
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by bink 8mo ago
Nebula uses lighthouses instead of DNS for finding other nodes. https://github.com/slackhq/nebula?tab=readme-ov-file#2-optio...
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by bink 8mo ago
There definitely won't be boots on the ground and that's kinda the point. Even if we had boots on the ground there's no guarantee that the US getting involved will make things better for the people of the region. We couldn&#x
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by bink 8mo ago
There's no doubt what's happening in Iran is a massacre by a dictatorial regime, but good grief the parallels between the rhetoric now and that of 2003 are impossible to ignore. I thought we had moved past the idea that the US cou
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by bink 8mo ago
The purpose of the paper isn't to act as a "get out of jail free" card. It's to (hopefully) prevent the handcuffs from coming out while they verify the information. They're expected to contact the appropriate people
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by bink 8mo ago
I wasn't trying to suggest they did or didn't have the right documentation. I honestly don't know. I was just explaining how we normally operated. The idea that the emergency contact wouldn't answer, or even worse deny w
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by bink 8mo ago
I completely agree. Hiding from the cops puts everyone in danger. But to be clear I wouldn't be hiding from the security guards either once they had found evidence of our test. It was really only if they were nearby and unaware anythin
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by bink 8mo ago
I performed these types of physical pen tests years ago. If we were testing security for something like a courthouse we would've had a card on each of us with the personal cell phone number of the county clerk along with a statement of
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by bink 9mo ago
It's amazing how many people on HN didn't bother to actually read the article.
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by bink 9mo ago
As a security dude I spend way too much of my time fixing missing anchors or unescaped wildcards in regex. The good news is that it's trivial to detect with static analysis tooling. The bad news is that broken regex is often used for s
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by bink 9mo ago
I think it comes down to what you do with the access. Since this is a public repo I don't think I'd be too upset at the addition of a new admin so long as they didn't do anything with that access. It's a good way to prov
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by bink 9mo ago
There are several groups out there that train journalists (and others) about digital security. https://freedom.press/digisec/ https://tcij.org/initiative/journalist-security-training/ https:
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by bink 9mo ago
Underfunded and constantly side-tracked by cargo bots.
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by bink 9mo ago
I swear this happens to me almost every time I fly.
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by bink 9mo ago
Their contracts prohibit it for certain classes of users, but if you're really worried about it Anthropic also offers a "bring your own cloud" version where the data supposedly never leaves your infrastructure.
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by bink 9mo ago
The government also doesn't let people conduct sensitive or classified conversations over un-certified protocols or devices. Unless the NSA was participating in the bluetooth encryption standards decisions they aren't going to all
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by bink 10mo ago
Are you suggesting Ukraine and Russia don't also have occasional outages caused by equipment failures or bad decisions unrelated to the war?
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by bink 10mo ago
This only works if they have cell service and enough human drivers to handle all of their cars.
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by bink 10mo ago
It was predicted by many, including me. It'll be a lot worse in an earthquake where power and cell service are out and there's debris and road damage. Good luck to our first responders. https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F

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