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by d33 4y ago
Just in case you're looking for all of them in one place: https://gist.github.com/d33tah/04d9f86995e0b5b755513246af194...
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by d33 4y ago
If you're OK with compiler warnings, this can be golfed down to: echo 'main(){printf("%u\\n",time(0));}'>epoch.c&&make epoch
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by d33 4y ago
I like the idea, but if it was interpreted directly, that would be a security nightmare unless we also had something like Python's ast.literal_eval(). Which makes us come back to JSON-like outputs because we need some form of serializa
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by d33 4y ago
Not sure if it would work, but wouldn't it greatly complicate creating a backdoor when the host's memory is very heavily constrainted? e.g. an AVR-based "computer" that would hardly do much more than actually translate a
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by d33 4y ago
https://psyarxiv.com/5zemc
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by d33 5y ago
Among Pascal projects I'd recommend, check out Hedgewars: https://hedgewars.org/ It's a Worms clone that actually gave me as much joy as the original. What's quite interesting is that the game is written in m
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by d33 5y ago
I'd go with a TSA as an example of such spending. It's a net negative to the society - lots of money being spent to give an impression of security while it's proven that they clearly fail at their mission: https://
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by d33 5y ago
What I wish they prioritized instead was empowering users to download things and share them. When you think about it, it's actually crazy that some websites prevent you from copy-pasting. That you need to learn how to use the "ne
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by d33 5y ago
What I wish they prioritized instead was empowering users to download things and share them. When you think about it, it's actually crazy that some websites prevent you from copy-pasting. That you need to learn how to use the "net
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by d33 5y ago
Curious if it's exploitable.
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by d33 5y ago
Speaking of Anki... has anybody played with AnkiWeb here? I'd love to see a Telegram bot that I would notify of random English words I sometimes look up and everyone on the channel would immediately have it added to their accounts. My
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by d33 5y ago
You might love this article from page 14 of PoC||GTFO #20: https://www.alchemistowl.org/pocorgtfo/pocorgtfo20.pdf (warning: it's a relatively big PDF file, which also works as a .zip file with resources)
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by d33 5y ago
I'm not sure I understood your point, especially in relation to what you quote. Could you rephrase that?
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Crypto-Gram Mailing List(schneier.com)
2 points by d33 5y ago|0 comments
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by d33 5y ago
https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/
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by d33 5y ago
Curious why this hasn't taken off, it seems to make so much more sense to me. Let IPv4 addresses run out. Allow parties to trade them. Slowly migrate from "one IP per box" to "one IP per net" with what looks like NA
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by d33 5y ago
Source: https://twitter.com/_sdomi/status/1428330892800442373
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Tell HN: Rickroll over DNS
1 points by d33 5y ago|1 comments
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by d33 5y ago
I'd argue that matrix.org is not the best advertisement for Synapse then, judging by its performance.
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by d33 5y ago
Speaking of libraries, does anyone know a minimalist amateur library software a hackerspace could use? We currently only have a few books, but the list could as well grow and it would be nice to have a webpage that would help us track who b
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by d33 5y ago
I just had this thought that it might be super interesting to see a cheat sheet with the current state of academic knowledge in computer science compressed to as few pages as possible. Things that we didn't know at - let's say - 1
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Ornithopter(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by d33 5y ago|0 comments
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by d33 5y ago
Do we know the Chinese part of the story? I feel like the western media hardly report anything on them while e.g. Wikipedia suggests that there are new developments happening all the time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by d33 5y ago
As a person learning Chinese, I find it super frustrating that Chinese brand names are only mentioned in Pinyin, and to make it worse, without tones. With tones, it would have been xuántiě, which makes it possible to properly pronounce with
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by d33 5y ago
I ran a little code on this comment: >>> sorted({w: comment.split().count(w) for w in comment.split() if comment.split().count(w) > 1}.items(), key=lambda x: -x[1])[:3] [('I', 9), ('Hetzner', 7), (&
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by d33 5y ago
Sorry to have come across as a hater. To be honest I can't remember the exact reason I asked why there's anything novel about this - might have been some wording I found either in the title or in the excerpt, but I can't seem
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by d33 5y ago
Hm, reminds me of something: http://dildo-generator.com/ Thus the question: what exactly is novel about the approach here?
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by d33 5y ago
As an outsider planning to eventually learn Go, I have two questions: 1. what's "Go tip"? 2. does this allow us to approximate when it could make it to one of Go's stable releases? I guesstimate it's something that
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by d33 5y ago
Just curious... has anyone so far decided to extend the 3-month certificate expiration deadline? I understand that for the intended use case it makes sense, but in some cases it's an overkill and having a CA support such use case could
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by d33 5y ago
In case of Appelbaum, are there any solid reasons to believe that the accusations are untrue? For Assange, I think that the victim admitted that the accusation was fabricated, isn't that the case?

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