chisleu

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by chisleu 9y ago
Actually, I have every right to share information that I have. People can complain and ask for information that I can't provide. That's your right. I have the same responsibility to provide proof as you do to believe me, even if I
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by chisleu 9y ago
I'm referring to modern networks. 2G is deprecated and going bye bye very soon. For 3G/4G/LTE, the issue is the home cell sites host the keys and people exploited those devices to create the DIY stingrays.
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by chisleu 9y ago
It's not the algo. The keys are the problem
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by chisleu 9y ago
Absolutely. I deleted facebook and reddit. I've been bored out of my mind for days. I'm using it to do machine learning training. The Google crash course is excellent.
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by chisleu 9y ago
If you want to memorize the integer, it's not a bad mechanic to use... Why do you hate me?
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by chisleu 9y ago
I am not allowed to share that information. I now work for a Infosec/Intel company. I've worked on IBM/Watson's days systems, and before that I worked at another Intel Agency. I have terribly worked with Packet Forensics
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by chisleu 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that CloudFlare has people working with US intelligence and supply information that cant be used in court, requiring parallel reconstruction..
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by chisleu 9y ago
You can also sing that number to the tune of the famous 8675309 song with very little robato.
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by chisleu 9y ago
But, but, how are we going to put JS-powered reactive front ends on the VPN so engineers can telecommute? I agree with you that they should not be connected, but you can have things disconnected and still be read-only. IE, one way optical f
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by chisleu 9y ago
We don't know Binance was hacked. Relatively few people use API keys to trade and every reported account had API keys on it. It's likely some malware that looks for API keys in config / python files laying around.
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by chisleu 9y ago
We used to make them with toilet papier-mâché. Just add water and push them into the corner of the locker. When it dries, put on dots and wrap it in clear tape to protect the dots.
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by chisleu 9y ago
You are not wrong, but I will say that overweight is a really low threshold. For me at 6'5", it's about 200lbs at the top. Factor in that tall people generally have more variance in torso to leg ratio, and it makes it difficu
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by chisleu 9y ago
Mine lasts about a week. I usually only use it for a few hours at a time, but it's never been a problem before. It charges way faster than it discharges.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Ehhhh I don't think many people are using cell phones to circumvent DRM... It's far easier to use a PC.
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by chisleu 9y ago
+1! I don't use FM anymore as I use spotify premium. I absolutely HATE advertisements in all it's forms however I totally appreciate the utility of FM receivers for emergencies.
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by chisleu 9y ago
That's fine, but then you have to select from a dwindling number of phones.
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by chisleu 9y ago
I guess the people with 8 tracks complained when cassette tapes took over too. Then CDs, then MP3, then streaming. You don't have to buy new headphones, but you don't get to buy a new cellphone either.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Oh certainly. I was referring to initial purchases of reasonable quality headphones vs bluetooth headphones. It's not as big of a gap as it used to be.
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by chisleu 9y ago
I can certainly appreciate this. I also have USB micro charger for my headphones, but I only charge once a week or so.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Never experienced this. Google changed Bluetooth Audio to be realtime scheduled, but I never experienced this before that. I can go into other floors of the building and my Song headset still works.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Forget the trip times. Apple maps routinely failed to work correctly, often sending me in circles and telling me to take streets that didn't exist (walking paths, etc). Waze has only one thing going for it, and that is the ability to s
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by chisleu 9y ago
The song "sugar conspiracy theory" is one of my favorites on the arcade game "pump it up" because it taught me that I can eat pretty much anything I want if I play that game for a couple hours a day. I get a 75 calorie l
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by chisleu 9y ago
I've not used a wired headset since I stopped gaming several years ago. Sony's bluetooth headphones have very good noise cancellation and very good sound quality. It's not quite as my old JVC HA-RX700 wired headphones. I unde
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by chisleu 9y ago
Reddit has become very much the same as Tumbler and Twitter became. It's no longer a tool for expression and conversation. It's an echo chamber with separate factions occupying separate areas... downvoting and banning every opinio
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by chisleu 9y ago
I guess "amazing science" wasn't strong enough for you. If we were able to look around 360 from the POV of the driver, rather than getting the two feeds, it would be better. It doesn't cost a lot to put a lens on the cam
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by chisleu 9y ago
I think bandwidth isn't the issue. You can do 360 with a 4k feed. I expect it was more of a issue of hardware that would make it past Mars without space killing it.
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by chisleu 9y ago
All of this insane expense and amazing science and they couldn't make a VR360 camera happen. :(
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by chisleu 9y ago
Yep. Back when they were much more simple (like gingerbread?) I felt they hit the usability peak. My Pixel 2XL has a lot more features. It's certainly faster and better in almost every way, but it has so many trivial user experience bu
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by chisleu 9y ago
Xen has had plenty of exploits. There are certainly exploits still out there, maybe even known exploits.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Someone in the Stellar community is working on that.

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