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by blackflame7000 6y ago
> I 'know' what looks right, and I won't allow for anything that doesn't look right. The way I view it, it's sort of like when a player glitches themselves outside of the boundaries of the level in a video game a
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
You gotta ask yourself who's been in charge for the last 20 years and why do we continue to elect them?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
What are you talking about? During the last drought there was a statewide mandate by Jerry Brown to stop watering your laws.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
No matter how much you learn, you will still never know what you don’t know. A zero day is by definition something you don’t know and therefore we recognize that there is some futility in trying to defend against everything that ever was an
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
There should be a law banning law exemptions..of which a select few will be exempt /s
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
At first I was inclined to agree with the parent comment, but your counter-argument is something I didn't consider. While there is unquestionably a role for government in consumer and child protection, to what degree should the governm
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Well you can’t tell the number of likes in the positive direction but based on the shade of grey you can tell how negative it is haha
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Yes absolutely. People are not able to draw accurate conclusions from the demographic of viewers vs voters to draw meaningful conclusions from like counts. It breeds thoughtless support / activism. “Why learn about a topic of concern w
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Note: This doesn’t work Bing
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Sounds like your interviewer smoked too much pot before the interview. What the hell kind of question is that and what information could it possibly give you to help make a candidate selection
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
If its Amazon they are probably looking for you to say the worlds “LRU Cache” in any context during the interview to receive full points /s
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Yup all great points for mitigation strategies. Sometimes admins think DDoS = Traffic overload and forget to consider that slow connections can be just as effective as flooding if the configuration allows.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Thanks for the additional info, I didnt know (but probably should have assumed) that finance was the primary motivator. I just had to implement CAC authentication for a webapp and they still use their own CAs for client-side certs aka cac’s
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
8. Set timeouts for the maximum time a client can take to send a request. For Example, the attacker will send a GET request using many small packets with a large time gap between them. They do this by first sending the “G” in its own packet
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
And that works great until a trust authority gets compromised. It's for this reason why the US DoD has it's own root certificate authorities and thus many military websites actually look like they have invalid https certs. Browser
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Some of the best DDOS attacks work by sending data as character by character as slow as possible before the connection times out so as to mimic extremely slow connections and consume handler threads. Also HTTP1.1 downgrade attacks can force
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Security through obscurity is not fool proof, but neither is cryptography in general. It's all about making the problem as difficult as reasonably possible. Someone could guess a private key by incredible luck according to Murphy'
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
What Tribes Have Known All Along... in the far away land of Texas
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
It was such a big risk that we made election security weaker and mass printed ballots to mail out to everyone for this election even if they didnt ask for them. Genius. Also masks are expected to be obtained by everyone but voter ID is too
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Banking Software uses all sorts of security through obscurity. Infact Unisys used to make custom 48bit CPUs for their clearpath OS to make targeting the hardware very difficult without inside knowledge of the chip architecture.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Another name for security through obscurity is stealth
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Trump has created over 500 business with about 4 of them going bankrupt. Last I checked 2/3 businesses fail. Atlantic City has a lot more problems than bankrupt casinos. The entire state is democrat run (Corey Booker Anyone?) and it&#x
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
The twisting of logic is by you, a person incapable of recognizing absurdity as a joke instead of real. You are Poes law incarnate because it serves a political purpose. If I put a gun to your head and asked you to guess whether Trump meant
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
I think Trump’s sarcasm is lost on some people and thats why they dislike him so passionately.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
How is an expedited vaccine political? It’s the author that’s asserting political motivation with assumptive logic at best and borderline anti-vaxer at worst. People are smarter than you think and they can pick up on subtle cues of bias. I
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
When did becoming a US senator give you expertise on determining the scientific merit of a vaccine?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
He’s pointing out that the article has political undertones. If it were purely about the virus, kamala harris, or any politician for that matter, wouldn't have even been mentioned
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Do you really believe polls like this are accurate?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Neither of the candidates are going to fix this problem
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Or Mozilla

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