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by d33 9y ago
Not really playable. See status here: https://github.com/SFTtech/openage/blob/master/doc/status.md
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by d33 9y ago
It IS shitty marketing, I do agree. You might be interested in their Wiki: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2017/wiki And they announced CFP on the blog, where they communicate a lot of news: https://encr
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by d33 9y ago
I was on the talk and I found it boring at best. What did you like about it?
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Livestreams from 34th Chaos Communication Congress(streaming.media.ccc.de)
50 points by d33 9y ago|2 comments
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by d33 9y ago
...and things like UPX packers.
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by d33 9y ago
The motto of this year's edition of CCC, as shown here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_Communication_Congress#C... It will probably be explained in the opening talk. EDIT: also, maybe this? https:/&#x2F
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by d33 9y ago
Those games still definitely involve much more than muscle memory and I'd argue that they are indeed smarter as well.
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by d33 9y ago
Metadata. They can't keep everything in check.
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by d33 9y ago
How do you imagine a camera honeypot at the CIA parking lot? They'd still be leaking a lot of information if the image was true.
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by d33 9y ago
I hadn't submitted this because I approve it, but because I believe it should be used as a warning. BitTorrent seems to be the most popular P2P network right now and I believe that this kind of websites pose a real threat to it.
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I Know What You Download on BitTorrent(iknowwhatyoudownload.com)
120 points by d33 9y ago|62 comments
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by d33 9y ago
What's your threat model? Unless you name what you're afraid of and what you're trying to hide, you're just feeding paranoia and it's unhealthy. And I'm not trying to say you should do nothing - the steps you s
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by d33 9y ago
One could add queryable criteria there as well.
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by d33 9y ago
I guess that one could solve this by making Wikipedia more semantic-driven: imagine being able to filter through the laundry list by measuring relevance using Github statistics (is it still maintained? was it starred by more than 100 people
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by d33 9y ago
Are you implying he doesn't care about this issue? What leads you to this claim?
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by d33 9y ago
I wonder if you could build a neural network that would do that...
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by d33 9y ago
That would have some pretty interesting privacy implications, not to mention the room for manipulation...
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by d33 9y ago
I'd say so. This is kind of a security question - the data is valid from the protocol's perspective, it's the contents that are malicious. It's up to the developer to decide how to handle that - if it's super import
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by d33 9y ago
> What is the behaviour of a decoder that can't handle numeric types of that size? Is this actually relevant? It sounds like an implementation detail to me and it seems to boil down to using arbitrary size bigint. If you can't
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by d33 9y ago
The least you can do is NOT make jokes of those who keep those organizations going.
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by d33 9y ago
How about libdislocator? https://github.com/mirrorer/afl/tree/master/libdislocator
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by d33 9y ago
> which has a higher speed of light What? How'd that be possible?
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by d33 9y ago
Here's a smaller one: python3 -c 'while True: print(__import__("random").choice("╱╲"), end="")'
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by d33 9y ago
I absolutely love the name. Here's a Google Docs mirror, stripped down to 15MiB by removing hidden data: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DASC25AIlHPdzOYs2-eB3iVqfjN... @edit re: why would anyone remove the h
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by d33 9y ago
Because the implementation of all the complexity within would be much buggier if they tried to pull it all off from scratch. Also, it would be more expensive. The official application of ME is, well, about managing the hardware. This means
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by d33 9y ago
Could you elaborate on the problems?
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by d33 9y ago
That's definitely not the case in Poland, which is part of the EU.
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by d33 9y ago
Isn't it a common practice to strip, but keep them in separately published files that only contain symbols?
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by d33 9y ago
Was this slogan used by an actual facist party or am I just missing some joke? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism One might dislike Trump, but calling something facist just because one doesn't like it is a bit
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by d33 9y ago
Also, lolcat: https://github.com/busyloop/lolcat

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