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by cosmin800 4y ago
How about the static linked executables? No LD_PRELOAD? The technique is at least 10 years old. I guess this is cutting edge hacking at blackberry - the Iphone killer.
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by cosmin800 4y ago
Everybody should check and recheck they actually own their data, github accounts, digitalocean boxes, google accounts dropbox accounts, youtube accounts, the list goes on and on. It is obvious by now that it can happen to anyone for any re
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by cosmin800 5y ago
I agree, the scrubs are performed manually, but enabled by default in debian/ubuntu, via crontab every two weeks (mdadm consitency check is also triggered from cron) about the data loss in the video, mistakes easy to spot: 1st: using s
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by cosmin800 5y ago
he is wrong about a few things: 1: checksuming is worthwhile, I have had silent data corruption on both ssd/hdd. 2: compression is also worth it: home dir 74G/103G, virtual machines dir 1.3T/2.0T 3: zfs was never supposed to
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by cosmin800 5y ago
I am implying he/she/whoever may be a minor attracted person and he knows is a bad thing, and needs to hide his true identity under a newly created account to slap me in face with it was fine to have sex with seven year old kids i
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by cosmin800 5y ago
I think (one of) the article purpose(s) is psychological desensitisation to the horror of what pedophilia is by having a different main narrative - number of genders, gender fluidity and introducing it as extra.
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by cosmin800 5y ago
What is the point of this article? More 'minor attracted person' propaganda? More tries to push pedophilia into normality? Key points: "Gender roles in Edo Japan recognized an in-between position for young men, called Wakashu
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by cosmin800 5y ago
Tragic and comic in the same time. In half generation we will be losing all technological skills. There is a shortage ... "The world is facing a shortage of nuclear specialists because of a lack of training programmes and students to r
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by cosmin800 5y ago
Of course google, and everybody else, wants us to throw away the phones and other products after 3 years, I don't know if anyone noticed but USD 100K cars start to break a lot after 3 years (the usual warranty) so you have to buy extre
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by cosmin800 5y ago
Reading the past news from Romania would be enough for a research, the 'small fish' generally get convicted for 500k-5M EUR the big ones never get caught. You can google "romania 30 years of democracy" to get a backgroun
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by cosmin800 5y ago
tl;dr the title was enough. I am so surprised by how this somewhat normal post (we got burned on aws cryptic billing model) makes it on the 1st place - is like people discovering warm water. This is not high-tech/rocket technology&#x2
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by cosmin800 5y ago
Bitcoin has died 442 times. Do they understand that USD 80M is peanuts? even for such a small country? Even in the small countries, 80M is not a significant amount, is more like a normal sized bribe for a state funded project. I would say t
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by cosmin800 5y ago
These crazy anti-vaxxers ;)
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by cosmin800 5y ago
This is really old news.
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by cosmin800 5y ago
TL;DR seems just another random anti-cryptocurrency article. Long story short bitcoin has the same value people give to a nicely printed image of Benjamin Franklin on a piece of paper or a sparkling rock from Sierra Leone. Things have the v
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by cosmin800 5y ago
I am pretty sure Canonical will soon release a stable,production ready snap package for zfs.
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by cosmin800 5y ago
I don't know why anyone bothers to buy anything else than WD, seagate is making bad products for at least 10 years if not 15. Barracuda 7200.11 anyone? That was 12 years ago,I got a pair of Ironwolf 10TB, they failed in 6 months. How m
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by cosmin800 6y ago
oh, so sorry, indeed, gitlab, other company. Gitlab Inc. San Francisco, United States, must obey us law.
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by cosmin800 6y ago
TL, DR; is the Nth time I read the same story, someone losing access to something they think they owned. I don't want to sound too heinous or else ..but please don't be so naive to trust github, operated by microsoft,an usa compan
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by cosmin800 6y ago
Quick real-life example: I had a program that heavily relied upon curl library and fork(), compiled (dynamically linked) and ran in debian 8 would work flawlessly, when ran over debian 9 would have a lot of memory leaks and sometimes SEGVs,
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by cosmin800 6y ago
I don't know about you, but I always static link when possible because I am so tired of the DLL (SO) hell. Quick real-life example: I had a program that heavily relied upon curl library and fork(), compiled (dynamically linked) and ran
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by cosmin800 7y ago
No, you're not, the second part is like random json data inside C source.
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by cosmin800 7y ago
The memsetting code is more obvious for older programmers and probably more compatible too. I don't want to start a flame or something, but if you want shiny new programming features and initialisation you should probably look away fr
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by cosmin800 7y ago
I've always thought that, I also used to operate my own email server and I've encountered the same problem with other email providers, always the big ones, yahoo (there was a time when yahoo was big in email, at least here), micro
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by cosmin800 8y ago
I can confirm that most ssh scanning attempts/scanners I've seen implement timeouts and will usually move on after 30 seconds or so.
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by cosmin800 8y ago
Nothing much about CLI, just a random tool displaying a rainbow of colors missing/changing important ls flags, at least to me, -t, -h.
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by cosmin800 8y ago
Just imagine the amount of cash if he went all black :p
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by cosmin800 8y ago
I didn't know paypal is still a thing in 2019. Stoped using it about 5 years ago for the same reasons like in the article (high fees, random payment rejects, high profile accounts closed for no reason). I am better with good old credit
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by cosmin800 8y ago
Well, from what I see in the pictures they are using consumer grade ssds to power up an enterprise like grade database. This is not bad luck, this is just bad by design.
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by cosmin800 10y ago
How did this article made it on hackernews? Someone take it down please.

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