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by deft 6y ago
Will there be any public proof or evidence this is a state actor? The blog post has no details and the overuse of adjectives to describe the attacker as extremely competent sounds more like an excuse for their own weaknesses.
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by deft 6y ago
Oh dear. This blog needs to stop being posted here. Two straight days where all he says is "this tech is actually bad I'm not going to use it anymore and neither should you"
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by deft 6y ago
ASP, the original one before .net, had a language called jscript that ran the ie js engine on the server. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JScript
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by deft 6y ago
A bunch of open source Switch homebrew utilities (including a full kernel reimplementation) are available under a dual license: GPLv2 for everyone else and Zero-Clause BSD license for Nintendo. I'm waiting for these projects to get in
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by deft 6y ago
I think its well past time to investigate why people are so drawn to this content, why they believe it wholeheartedly and where the money funding it comes from. I think it goes much deeper than internet ad dollars personally. The more impor
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by deft 6y ago
In that case a computer isn't nearly killing someone. Very obviously not a fair comparison.
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by deft 6y ago
Same. I mean I understand how it works but I ask myself what's the point every time. I've looked into react and I hate how it works and I hate how every 2 months people are begging for some new optimization because its slow and su
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by deft 6y ago
I like how stealing is called growth-hacking now!
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by deft 6y ago
This is a very common thing. In fact influencers and FB employees publicly and loudly talk about this method and no one stops them. "Hey I'm visiting fb headquarters anyone want a new @ or a checkmark?" Why do random fb emplo
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by deft 6y ago
Anyone interested in this should check out the new Space Force document SpacePower https://www.spaceforce.mil/Portals/1/Space%20Capstone%20Publ...
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by deft 6y ago
Instead of changing the port just secure your ssh server in general. Whitelist of login names, no password authentication and no root login at all.
102.
by deft 6y ago
Someone I know is doing exactly this (well for discord) and I thought it was genius.
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by deft 6y ago
They would be the cops actually. Or the police's goons.
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by deft 6y ago
Every time a government is bullied by a corporation is just as disgusting as the last.
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by deft 6y ago
It uses an NVIDIA apis, its made for NVIDIA tasks (CUDA) and it was only ever designed to work on NVIDIA cards. Apparently being a Facebook employee means you can't have pro-NVIDIA anti-anything else intentions... even when that's
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by deft 6y ago
How is that comment toxic? The code this guy was trying to get merged in was toxic, and the kernel developer rightly told them to stop trying to push this harmful code.
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by deft 6y ago
Rule 21: your text and content should be readable. The very low contrast between the numbering and the grey background is distracting and looks like a video game "make the second image barely visible" configuration.
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by deft 6y ago
The attack is ongoing. Why haven't they 1) shut down api endpoints 2) locked down all verified accounts 3) blocked any tweets with the btc address in them 4) make a statement if they really can't stop it?
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by deft 6y ago
This is useful for a lot of projects. I've used a similar db library in a rust project I was working on for an example application. This way there are no heavy dependencies or even the need to say "you need sqlite".
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by deft 6y ago
Theres no upvoting on 4chan and bumping a thread (or on reddit upvoting) does not kill and cannot kill anyone. The people making the threads end up killing people (very rarely) not the randoms that reply (or upvote). You don't even kno
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by deft 6y ago
Yeah holy... So in a year from now the cops can resume evil behaviour?
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by deft 6y ago
How does this compare to goaccess? Similar tool that I've used briefly. One issue I had was how complicated it was, I'm assuming since this is nginx specific it's simpler.
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by deft 6y ago
>This should not be confused with a permissive stance on all gatherings, particularly protests against stay-home orders. Some protests are allowed but not all? Why?
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by deft 6y ago
Elections are only allowed to be rigged by private corporations!
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by deft 6y ago
This is great, yet another place I have to repost my resume/portfolio/blog to satisfy the trend-following recruiters and hirers... Maybe I'll just do this # [CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS](https://mysite.tld)
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by deft 6y ago
So not only the unprofitable gig-economy apps are going under, they're actually dragging everyone else down with them. How long until the VC and other funding runs out?
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by deft 6y ago
What's performance like?
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by deft 6y ago
Wow this is a really detailed overview. I discovered something similar myself late last year. tsn.ca (large canadian sports broadcaster) had a subdomain taken over and they used the SEO spam strategy. The subdomain was a azure address, so I
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by deft 6y ago
Making it more popular is going to make it worse. Already in this thread people want javascript shoved into it. Emacs can be improved in many ways, but if it strives to be popular the opposite will happen.
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by deft 6y ago
This is pretty much the opposite of what's happening. The herd immunity strategy is working, antibody testing shows around 30% of Stockholm is already immune, with their mortality rate comparable to many other countries and lower than

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