cdchn

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541.
by cdchn 3y ago
Less of a problem when corruption is rampant and you can pay off the police.
542.
by cdchn 3y ago
If it helps at all, the game isn't _that_ good.
543.
by cdchn 3y ago
AWS does not publish what IPs are active and assigned IE: customers are paying for vs. addresses they own.
544.
by cdchn 3y ago
Walkhome?
545.
by cdchn 3y ago
I suppose a sufficiently motivated individual could look at something like Shodan, see how many of those IP addresses AWS owns are active (and fudge it by some factor to account for how many of those IP addresses are used by AWS themselves)
546.
by cdchn 3y ago
How do you not break compatibility with IPv4 while also getting more bytes in the address?
547.
by cdchn 3y ago
The crypto "degens" are pretty much the perfect cohort for pulling these kind of scams on. They're driven by fast money, unearned profit, and the premise of investment despite all rational signals pointing to it being a bad
548.
by cdchn 3y ago
If there is a sophisticated attack pivot that is as profitable, quick, proven and safe, I don't think anybody knows what it is.
549.
by cdchn 3y ago
I don't know how it is in Japan with how fervently they defend spurious transmission but in the US we have people doing "key down contests" which is the radio equivalent of "side shows" or / road takeovers and
550.
by cdchn 3y ago
Good example of a blameless port mortem.
551.
by cdchn 3y ago
I bought a new Kinesis Advantage 360 with wireless because I wanted ZMK. I freakin HATE it.
552.
by cdchn 3y ago
OSes weren't always so modern.
553.
by cdchn 3y ago
>Someone could easily run the same kind of thing on the internet, providing free proxy service and telling their users to trust a certificate signed by them, without properly explaining the consequences of that. Somebody already did do t
554.
by cdchn 3y ago
Drawing circles point by point from sine and cosine seems pretty first principles to me.
555.
by cdchn 3y ago
Lots of people would be blocked iMessaging each other TIF images.
556.
by cdchn 3y ago
I know what he was trying to do - he was trying to move where he was making the hole so moving it was kind of pointless since the punch was just going to go into the same hole and move the base. And no, it wasn't in a hardy hole. It
557.
by cdchn 3y ago
That small video clip of the blacksmith trying to use a press to press what looked like a pointy tool into a workpiece sitting on an unsecured die, that he sprayed with WD40 I'm not sure why, and the press just kept moving then the pre
558.
by cdchn 3y ago
I see one case against complete animals in US vs. 15 Impounded Cats.
559.
by cdchn 3y ago
Wikipedia's list of "in rem" cases has a lot of them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:United_States_in_rem_...
560.
by cdchn 3y ago
Here's even more absurd: United States v. Forty Barrels and Twenty Kegs of Coca-Cola A federal suit under which the government unsuccessfully attempted to force the Coca-Cola Company to remove caffeine from its product.
561.
by cdchn 3y ago
Is it too early to be feeling nostalgia reading the word "TiVo?"
562.
by cdchn 3y ago
Terraform doesn't make me want to use EaaS though.
563.
by cdchn 3y ago
Lower stakes having looser tolerances is an engineering trade-off.
564.
by cdchn 3y ago
Clearly one icon is six cubes and another is seven.
565.
by cdchn 3y ago
They should add a higher tier and the test is just this.
566.
by cdchn 3y ago
I correct people on this daily just because I think its hilarious they changed the name.
567.
by cdchn 3y ago
This is making me feel like I should turn in my Certified AWS DevOps Engineer badge.
568.
by cdchn 3y ago
The real question is: can I configure it with a CloudFormation stack?
569.
by cdchn 3y ago
Also frequently called "Klondike 5"
570.
by cdchn 3y ago
God forbid things be intuitive.

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