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by concernedctzn 10y ago
This must be part of the reason why you can't view profiles with_replies now if you're not logged in
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Teen Hacker Faces Federal Charges (1998)(cnn.com)
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by concernedctzn 10y ago
Sounds like an awful situation to be in. GMane has been such a tremendous resource over the years.
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by concernedctzn 10y ago
And maybe one day they'll build one on Mars
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Unfortunately then something like this might happen to you https://www.twitter.com/bradheath/status/717402601956839424
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Your interpretation of the 4th amendment is slightly horrifying.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
> The US tax system is King Canute. Interesting, I had never heard this phrase before. Are you referring to this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Canute_and_the_waves
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
What is more unbelievable is the Management Engine itself, not a nitpick about a platform being left out of the list of alternatives. It did not seem like he was creating a comprehensive list, just a first attempt.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Sounds like a fun little side project, would appreciate a screenshot (or a gif of how it works) in your readme
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavabit
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Has google made the source available for this? Would be a cool contribution to the VR scene.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
It seems like the Vive should be able to play all the oculus launch games from a technical standpoint, but not vice versa because every Vive game really takes advantage of the finely tracked hand controllers and ability to wander through a
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
The BladeRF is full duplex for just a little more than the hackrf, definitely a viable option for enthusiasts.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Edge is weird, I found out you can't launch the executable directly when I was trying to make a shortcut to it, you have to launch explorer.exe with special parameters that launch it as a child process. I'm guessing that's on
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
This reminds me of part of The Lathe of Heaven, which I just read after a recommendation on here a few weeks ago. Interesting that they can both start and stop REM sleep, from what I can tell.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
John Carmack overcame all of these technical issues and wrote up this blogpost in the past month with all of his other responsibilities at the same time. Humbling.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Some of those other interesting permissions are the ability to open arbitrary network/bluetooth sockets, read/write to external storage, and access the camera[1]. Mediaserver is not full root but it is pretty privileged. Given all
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Yes, the stagefright vulnerability in Android ( http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/07/950-million-android-... )
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Awful to hear about this, Katie (@k8em0) has been a hugely positive force for Microsoft's security team. Definitely the most visible champion of their bug bounty programs and responsible disclosure practices.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Looks good but I always get reminded of this: https://twitter.com/rob_pike/status/618357610287226880
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
Impressive to see most of the infections lived solely in memory. Along with the zerodays burned for this attack, you can tell this is a very professional team.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
I remember the first time I read a hype article about the memristor. They really made it sound like it was coming out in a year or two. Guess I should've known better.
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by concernedctzn 11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/3OyA48j.gif
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
A good writeup and worth it for the links alone. Does a good job of mentioning existing tools and previous talks on the topic. The chipsec tool looks pretty useful for evaluating your setup: https://github.com/chipsec/c
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
Greyhat Python: http://www.nostarch.com/ghpython.htm covers this topic, as well as writing a debugger, and basic fuzzing.
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
Even just knowing the basic operations is a great starting point. One cool thing I've been doing recently is using the python interface to script it for those times when I'm trying to find something particularly hard to repro that
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
Does anyone here have any insight into some of the practical applications of knowing the exact resonances now? Certainly an interesting read, going to do some more research into this interval arithmetic subject.
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
Been very impressed with the consistent quality of Owlchemy Labs' with each title they release. It was really cool when they got this game working for the Oculus Rift as well.
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
The info bubble for this laptop: http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Satellite-S55-B5292-15-6-Inch-... incorrectly described the resolution as 3840x2160 but on the Amazon page you can see the max resolution is 1366x768
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by concernedctzn 12y ago
I think I read somewhere that gravity waves travel at the speed of light. Does anyone know if they can be slowed down like light through glass/other materials?

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