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The board games the CIA uses to train officers(arstechnica.com)
7 points by bsamuels 10y ago|0 comments
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by bsamuels 10y ago
that's part of their mobile app policy
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by bsamuels 10y ago
alright so whats the newest trick needed to get around the paywall?
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by bsamuels 10y ago
I'll gladly offer some anecdotal evidence: We've got about 2500 tickets in our ticketing queue that have been filed over the past 8 months (excluding spam). Out of those 2500 tickets, only five are valid issues, and only one came
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by bsamuels 10y ago
The biggest gains I saw had to do with the units of measure and state management, with a big emphasis on the latter. Nearly none of the traditional game-based OOP design patterns map cleanly into F# (or any functional lang for that matter)
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by bsamuels 10y ago
Unit annotation is F#'s secret killer feature. I did a small video game in F# using unit annotation and was shocked at the number of bugs that unit annotation picks up at compile time. If you work with a lot of unit conversions (pixels
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by bsamuels 10y ago
you don't even need electronics to make a computer! here's a 1953 training film for a mechanical fire control computer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1i-dnAH9Y4
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by bsamuels 10y ago
theres a two reasons your router probably has 3 antennas: -beamforming -split 2.4ghz/5ghz/5ghz-wave2 antennas if your router is using those three antennas for beamforming, you might trigger some strange behavior if you yagi a sing
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by bsamuels 10y ago
there are a ton of routers with replaceable antennas where the connector is coaxed directly into the front end, like in the article. i assumed that anyone trying this would have one of those.
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by bsamuels 10y ago
itll be applicable for any 2.4ghz, 50 ohm radio
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Unsecure routers, webcams prompt feds to sue D-Link(arstechnica.com)
9 points by bsamuels 10y ago|0 comments
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13 year old game about doing business in space(businessinsider.com)
1 points by bsamuels 10y ago|0 comments
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by bsamuels 10y ago
You are correct, it absolutely is not worth it at low/medium levels of play. PLEX becomes worth it if you run a corporation/alliance, run a reaction chain, live in a wormhole, or are multiboxing a 16 rorqual mining setup in delve
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by bsamuels 10y ago
good luck getting a 12ft ladder through a checkpoint without being searched
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by bsamuels 10y ago
try logging in from the WAN, not the LAN. Mirai has no method of attacking lan interfaces unless a upnp rule was already set up
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by bsamuels 10y ago
malicious javascript can only send packets on your rfc1918 network via a DNS rebinding attack, which is not trivial to pull off and is not very reliable all of these iot devices use upnp to bypass the nat 'firewall'
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by bsamuels 10y ago
in my area it seems that bikers have completely lost their minds. it's not uncommon for them to run red lights, cut across multiple lanes without checking for cars behind them, and all sorts of other batty bullshit. the point that i be
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by bsamuels 10y ago
yes, the company that went out of their way to fab their own soc JUST for encryption/improving device security purposefully degraded their password backup scheme to allow the government to break into their devices i dont even like appl
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by bsamuels 10y ago
> multiple levels of AES-256 encryption. crypto cringe - this instills just as much confidence as saying "WE USE MILITARY GRADE ENCRYPTION PROTOCOLS"
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by bsamuels 10y ago
I think that calling this a marriage between DevOps and SecOps is a serious misnomer. Traditionally, SecOps people are very IT oriented, and spend their time auditing existing infrastructure for vulnerabilities using automated tools, watchi
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by bsamuels 10y ago
I closed your page a half second after it asked me to sign up for a mailing list like seriously, do you actually get conversions through that? i've only ever seen it piss people off
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by bsamuels 10y ago
maybe become a commercial airline pilot? won't make you a living wage in the valley but you can live well virtually anywhere else plus you get to fly planes which is cool
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by bsamuels 10y ago
There's basically 4 different kinds of traffic you'll see coming out of the browser when you're viewing the admin portal. JNAP Calls - These are used to get or set configuration settings on your router. They'll always be
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by bsamuels 10y ago
I tried blocking the only third party cookie on our admin portal and the rest of the site seemed to work fine. What are you using to block the third party cookie? Also what part of the privacy policy gives you the impression of there being
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by bsamuels 10y ago
Have you ever watched silicon valley? It's extremely accurate. https://www.quora.com/Is-there-a-strong-anti-smoking-culture...
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by bsamuels 10y ago
I wonder if there would be a way to integrate Let's Encrypt with router admin interfaces. It would be really cool if consumer routers used a valid https certificate on their web ui
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by bsamuels 10y ago
You should try it - I didn't understand the appeal until I found that I had spent my entire Sunday walking around town looking for pocket monsters
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by bsamuels 10y ago
posting peoples sex videos is not free speech
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by bsamuels 10y ago
Lead Application Security Engineer | Belkin | Irvine, CA ONSITE Interested in setting a new bar for consumer router and IoT device security? Belkin is searching for a Lead Application Security Engineer to take the wheel of our product secur
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by bsamuels 10y ago
someone might actually be able to make this work start a consulting firm that gives city councils advice on how to attract tech companies and try to become the next silicon valley after typing that out, im still not sure if im being satiric

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