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by brohee 2y ago
I had to truncate the title a bit from: 'Go haywire': Onlookers freak out as 25-year-old set loose on Treasury computer system
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Onlookers freak out as 25-year-old set loose on Treasury computer system(rawstory.com)
113 points by brohee 2y ago|133 comments
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by brohee 2y ago
Illegal online marketplaces absolutely do reduce "turf wars". It's argueable that there is harm reduction compared to street dealing. Then I suspect it creates new consumers so there is that too.
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by brohee 2y ago
OK. The question is now why is it such a rare instance of doing the right thing. Facebook was the engine of the Rohingya massacre and did absolutely nothing. Some lives are clearly more precious than others.
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by brohee 2y ago
I'm well aware I should have added a "still" in the sentence somewhere. All efforts to have Ed25519 on the general web seem to run out of steam, we can find https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-mosk
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by brohee 2y ago
THE CABForum just updated its guidelines (in December) and elliptic curve wise only NIST P-256, NIST P-384 and NIST P-521 are accepted. (See https://cabforum.org/working-groups/server/baseline- requirements/r
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by brohee 2y ago
Russia made it clear that if those "misguided Russians" insist on staying misguided they will have to genocide them.
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by brohee 2y ago
The large drones (if you mean Shahed by that) absolutely don't need a Patriot response. More Gepards would help with those OTOH. The West could definitely manufacture enough counter to the ballistic missile menace.
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by brohee 2y ago
Looks like they changed the URL https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/john-fauver-harford-c...
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by brohee 2y ago
Going in details on how they were armed would be interesting. How many people with a limp "armed" with a cane... Pretty sure they managed to sneak this one ( https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/john-fau
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by brohee 2y ago
Big transformers are now limited to boat transportation, and it's a constraint on grid design. I assume this is also the case for other industries that become river bound but wouldn't necessarily be so if not for equipment transpo
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by brohee 2y ago
Not prominently noted in the article, but at least in rural France where Citroën Ami are pretty popular they are mostly replacing mopeds ans scooters for teenagers, parents deeming them safer. Not displacing cars, if anything adding to cong
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by brohee 2y ago
"Nobody cares about XML Signatures anymore, except in the context of SAML" I wish, but I'm pretty sure that it's still used in EBICS (latest version of the standard here https://www.ebics.org/securedl&#x2
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by brohee 2y ago
Multi thread support is an experimental feature available on nightly build (and needing to be enabled). The bug tracking it is interesting to read, it has been a long journey... https://github.com/openscad/openscad&#x2F
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by brohee 2y ago
As scary as the last two lines are, it's not the developer abandoning ship, it's just him optimizating the process. Cutting releases was taking time best spent on dev, and commiting to main as a mainly solo project is perfectly re
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by brohee 2y ago
Diamond coating is a thing for IR optics: https://sinoptix.eu/2023/10/27/what-is-dlc-coating-in-optics...
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by brohee 2y ago
Mandatory audits by accredited auditors in order to participate in a market, inevitably create a market for accredited auditors that don't uncover too much but ensure all checkboxes are ticked. Much of the security industry is actually
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by brohee 2y ago
https://semidynamics.com claims to be able to integrate tensor units to their design... I guess the standardized part is not there but if you can use standardized APIs...
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by brohee 2y ago
Anyone know why they went full humanoid and not tracked or wheeled centaur? I get the advantages of a humanoid upper body but legs and their complexity look super overkill on what is presumably a flat factory floor...
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by brohee 2y ago
That sure will help with the Korean demographic crisis, they'll be fucking like rabbits after those long days. And they can't wait to give the same future to their children...
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by brohee 2y ago
The accidental Mont Blanc Tunnel fire ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Blanc_Tunnel_fire?wprov=s... ) puts it out of commission for three years, and that's a very important link between France and Italy...
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by brohee 2y ago
Can their legal means beat a senate inquiry?
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by brohee 2y ago
Servo is tagged as dead but the revival seems to have somewhat worked. I guess nto nearly as many full time people than when it's was under Mozilla umbrella but not dead. And by the look of it neither is Pathfinder the rasteriser.
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by brohee 2y ago
Well if you need a precise temperature (like really cold but must absolutely not freeze,) it's a lot better, and USB is absolutely everywhere including bikes nowadays, so I really get the appeal.
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by brohee 2y ago
When one can make a stratum 1 server for $100, there is very little reason for the continuous existence of public NTP servers. ISP can offer the service to their customers, and any company with a semblance of IT dept can have its own stratu
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by brohee 2y ago
If the "Jigar Kumar" kind ends up in a CIA black site mailing lists will be a lot more enjoyable.
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by brohee 2y ago
It was highly praised in the blog post that led to this huge discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40172033
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by brohee 2y ago
Not ELI5 but I found this 20mn video pretty informative https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyZlQY2xmWQ
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Tesla driver arrested for homicide after running over motorcyclist on Autopilot(electrek.co)
97 points by brohee 2y ago|95 comments
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by brohee 2y ago
So she can dispose of the syringes she sweeps on your kids playground? Easy to criticize her, when it's not your neighborhood being ruined. Also I didn't think she was arguing for indiscriminately locking the addicts, she just cou

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