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upc_keys.c – WPA2 passphrase recovery tool for UPC devices
(haxx.in)
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delroth
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Console Hacking 2015: Liner Notes (Linux on PS4)
(fail0verflow.com)
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11y ago
You might want to switch off DEBUG mode on your backend app... File "/home/django/django_project/wonsch/views.py" in get_data 35. homegate_result = requests.get('https://api-
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11y ago
CT audit records are inserted directly by the CA. The blog post doesn't appear to say the certs were leaked outside of Symantec or used in the wild.
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11y ago
As a Googler I find it to be the most fun and most attractive part of the job. I'm not too worried about learning specific technologies. Learning the core fundamentals of how these technologies work is however critical. But since Googl
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11y ago
There are a few non-Xeon Intel CPUs supporting ECC: http://ark.intel.com/search/advanced?s=t&RetailSkuAvailable=...
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11y ago
What you're describing is very close to https://contributor.google.com/ where you can pay to replace ads with content of your choice. For the content publisher this is a completely transparent operation.
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11y ago
Neither would you do it in C.
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11y ago
You've picked the wrong example here though. /r/science has hosted many AMAs in the past, so they are directly impacted.
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Intel CPUs translate x86 to some internal RISC-like "uops" before doing optimizations and execution. This is a widely documented fact (though Intel doesn't really talk publicly about it as far as I know): see for example §2.1
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11y ago
Your times are completely wrong. I'm not sure where or how you double checked. Lille→Montpellier: http://i.imgur.com/cQUUku2.png — 3h — TGV 9812: http://www.ptdb.info/europe2014/route.php?routename
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11y ago
Metz to Dijon is 3h by train. Lille to Montpellier is 5h. I'm not sure how you ended up with 18h.
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11y ago
Care to show the huge attack surface in ChromeOS for example?
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The only person I know that opposed the change was Scott Moreau, and from my understanding he only did it to be an annoyance (I have IRC logs that indicate this pretty clearly). Given his history with other projects[1,2] it's not a big
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This is easily solved by putting everything in a bash function and calling the function as the last thing in the script. If you look at the Cloud SDK setup script, that is exactly what it does.
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12y ago
comex doesn't work for Google.
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12y ago
Calling comex a "fawning fanboy"? That's ballsy for a throwaway account.
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12y ago
It's the default priority for user reported bugs before triaging.
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12y ago
http://www.europaallee.ch/content/dam/PDF/Ueber_Europaallee/... for an english source.
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12y ago
No, without a shebang it is interpreted as a shell script.
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TBH for most people I would say it's more about the technical challenge than preserving culture. It's a fun side project that is difficult enough without being impossible. Lots of these small bugs require tens of hours of intensiv
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It fragments the ecosystem. A developer that does not want to use a feature gets limited in its choice of libraries. It makes it harder for people to contribute to other C++ projects (experience can not be directly translated since differen
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12y ago
I don't know who you talked to, but Dolphin will never have support for Wii U. Wii U emulation requires a completely different emulator type compared to Wii emulation. Source: I'm a Dolphin developer.
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Some of the Atheros Wi-Fi firmwares are open: https://github.com/qca/open-ath9k-htc-firmware Unfortunately ath9k_htc is mostly found in USB devices.
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You're assuming that the salt would be public. In practice there is no reason for it to ever be. As long as it stays private, it would be impossible to reverse HASH(salt || taxi_id) back to the taxi id.
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12y ago
grep is not part of the coreutils.
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How is it more powerful? This is exactly the same thing, but apparently with a worse UI (the multiple profile thing in Chrome is exposed through the UI).
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CPUs are getting faster. Sandy Bridge is a 15-20% IPC improvement on Nehalem for some heavily integer and memory access based workloads. On the same workloads, Haswell is another 15-20% IPC improvement on Sandy Bridge. I work on the Dolphin
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13y ago
You are thinking about Mercurial, not Perforce: https://code.facebook.com/posts/218678814984400/scaling-merc...
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They do make sense for many users, and they are the closest you can find to a proper graphical representation of languages. When I add a language that I know to be official in several countries, I look at my analytics to see where most user
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