blanket_the_cat

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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
This is awesome. I've been building almost the exact same project, along almost the same timeline (based on the commit history). Mostly an excuse to learn more advanced Bash, and Linux Internals/Features I've never had a good
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
As someone with an insatiable appetite for learning/being challenged, no kids, no serious relationship, and no equity in anything, I will walk almost immediately (with notice/finish the project/etc. of course) if I don't
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
Let me rephrase that; Skipping reindexing punch cards: If your adversary can write some ASM to get the EIP to point to a malicious instruction, they can instruct your system to do something you don't necessarily want it to do. Then our
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
And we're surprised? Didn't we learn anything from the 90's? No amount of diligence sitting at a desk, carefully evaluating the implications of the placement/thoroughness of your user input sanitation, adjusting the sett
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
I completely agree. It's strange to me that people are so scared of 'all of the hackers'. It's not like everyone with a black belt in karate runs around beating up everyone they see. Personally, everyone I know who has a
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
Yes. This isn't even a question. The answer is yes. The ubiquitous 'clean, modern, "Tech is neat! :D Business and advertising! :D Everything is safe! :D" aesthetic' is wrong. It's a monolithic lie, and we all k
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
What this data definitively effectively demonstrates is that only about 1/5 of developers/engineers are taking a lunch. Way to go! Keep up the hard work guys!
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by blanket_the_cat 9y ago
Cool, now you can help develop clever mechanisms to exfiltrate information and wealth from end users and consolidate capital into the hands of those who already possess more than they need, from the picturesque, rolling green hills of sunn