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by cirosantilli 3y ago
I think it is pretty safe to assume that essentially all opponents are capable. In particular, intelligence is one of the first things dictatorships will invest in, partly to spy on their own people, which the leaders fear above all else. T
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by cirosantilli 3y ago
Sure, the point of my article is to build upon the Reuters article to provide some concrete domains/archives links, add new sites to the existing Reuters list, and explain the technical details used to obtain them. With a bit of revers
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by cirosantilli 3y ago
The problem is if these things are found and become public, it makes the targeted country really dislike the spying country. This creates a political pressure against aligning with the spying country. Many Brazilians are deeply distrustful
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by cirosantilli 3y ago
Why "most expect"? Certainly there would have been greater focus on dictatorships/war zones? The target of websites found so far support this. I can understand the desire to gather intelligence from every other nation, even a
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
There was a previous attempt at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29149054 s2
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Ah, the failure.
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Yup, you can just embed the data in the hashes (for which you don't have the corresponding private key, and therefore cannot claim back funds), related: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/29554/explan
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
A legend.
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Yes, absolutely correct about possible QEMU simplifications. One option would be to use gem5 which can simulate caches/memory more accurately (sometimes), but it is also way slower as a result, some indications at: https://g
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Thankfully, I regained my sanity before going that far. The "a second CPU started" example at: https://github.com/cirosantilli/x86-bare-metal-examples/tree... though. I think some of the projects under
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
I collected some more developed learning OS project at https://github.com/cirosantilli/x86-bare-metal-examples/tree... BTW.
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
I don't understand why people like x86 bare metal programming so much!!! XD Just kidding. Related: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19428700 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18531393 - htt
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Ahh, so you were the ones doing that pollution of the ASCII ;-) Just kidding. OP_RETURN is fine.
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Thanks for sharing your story!!! That's the spirit.
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
While I disagree with the statement that there is nothing cool in the blockchain (as suggested by my article ;-)), I have made a critique of its actual practical value at: https://cirosantilli.com/cryptocurrency But I'
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
That's exactly how I feel about the aesthetics of the blockchain. The medium itself really contributes to the final effect. Special kudos to AtomSea and EMBII for the significant part they've played in this, thanked them directly
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
Not doubting you, but I'm really curious how that highly illegal data is encoded, because for the life of me, I couldn't find it :-)
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by cirosantilli 5y ago
CONVERT TO CIRODOWN TODAY: https://cirosantilli.com/cirodown/
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by cirosantilli 6y ago
I understand, sometimes it is hard to determine specifically why something is not great. Thanks for the tips, and email me if you have any other ideas!
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by cirosantilli 6y ago
Split pages: https://cirosantilli.com/split and now I'll make the README split by default next. For the other critiques, please make more precise issues on the issue tracker.
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by cirosantilli 6y ago
Previously at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19428700
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by cirosantilli 6y ago
OK https://www.dahuasecurity.com/support/downloadCenter/softwar... it is inside General_NetSDK_ChnEng_JAVA_Linux64_IS_V3.052.0000001.0.R.200407
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by cirosantilli 6y ago
Do we have any proof that this code actually comes from the company in question? E.g. can it be found under https://www.dahuasecurity.com/support/downloadCenter/downloa... ?
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How to make your GitHub profile page 500 with profile READMEs and Asciidoctor(github.com)
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by cirosantilli 6y ago
Certainly the block is manually controlled. But I believe that GitHub is not blocked yet just because it is not "major" enough because it is used almost exclusively only by programmers. If non-programmers started to use it more, I
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by cirosantilli 8y ago
ToC and links to headers that give warnings when they break. Can't live without it :-)
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by cirosantilli 8y ago
Do you mean at: https://github.com/cirosantilli/x86-bare-metal-examples/blob... ? Does it make any difference in BIOS, where \n seems to be "move cursor down" and "\r" seems to be "go to s
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by cirosantilli 8y ago
That was copied from failed Google interview BTW :-) To me the main problem is that I'm always afraid to put a 5, who can not check manuals? ;-) I'm also more and more of the opinion that (impact of projects) is more important tha
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by cirosantilli 8y ago
If you can choose still, study something that is related to laboratory work rather than programming, because anyone can buy a laptop and learn to program, but almost no one can access a lab. If you can only program, first choose an applicat
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by cirosantilli 8y ago
Have a look at: https://github.com/cirosantilli/china-dictatorship/tree/00a2... The pinyin for most blocked characters / the Western name of events will likely also work.

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