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by dsl 7y ago
FSB/GRU are more than just thugs with batons, they are professionals who could easily slip in to a building at night and access computers without anyone knowing. Basically the Russian CIA.
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by dsl 7y ago
It is indiscriminately connecting to every IP on the local network on port 26037. Should be using mdns/bonjour or other well established local discovery protocols. Or at the minimum sending a packet to the broadcast address.
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by dsl 7y ago
Do you have any evidence to support that? The Google documentation indicates quotes are still the exact match operator https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en
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by dsl 7y ago
I have found as of late that using natural language search terms works much better over the old keyword soup you'd have to feed in to AltaVista or something. i.e. "how do I change a ford taurus headlight" vs "taurus serv
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by dsl 7y ago
> we recommend Cloud Run for Anthos Cool. Can you please tell us how to setup Anthos? From an availability perspective, it is "Contact Sales" vaporware.
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by dsl 7y ago
Here is the context: https://twitter.com/owenboswarva/status/1173127802717114368 TL;DR: A UK based startup "invented" a way to represent a lat/lng with three words. They patented it. Someone created
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by dsl 7y ago
How is this different from or any better than Ubiquiti's Cloud Controller hosting? Also based on your pricing it is cheaper to buy a Cloud Key if you plan to use your devices longer than 10 months.
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by dsl 7y ago
Which isn't that hard. You just update your reverse DNS. I assume for a later challenge they actually checked the forward DNS matched. :)
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by dsl 7y ago
> How are they partnering with all of the device companies to get this on at least most phones? They are partnering with the existing spam filtering apps that users have already installed on Android and iOS. No need to involve the vendor
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by dsl 7y ago
Uber isn't tech, it is a taxi company. Stripe isn't tech, it is a payment processor. Airbnb isn't tech, it is a hotel. SpaceX isn't tech, it is a defense contractor.
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by dsl 7y ago
I believe AirDrop defaults to "Contacts Only" so you'd need to have every customer add your reception phone number.
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by dsl 7y ago
If you use the controls that slide down from the top of the screen (I'm at a loss as to what Apple calls it) and "disable" Wifi it simply disconnects from the associated AP and won't reassociate. It will turn itself back
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by dsl 7y ago
Any such order would fall to the Sargent at Arms of the House. The Sgt. at Arms sits on the board of the US Capitol Police (USCP) and has the authority to request mutual aid from the USCP chief of police. The USCP does arrest individuals on
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by dsl 7y ago
Do you protect/mask the identity of your clients?
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by dsl 7y ago
I'm not sure you fully understand the problem. If I hit the big red button and just shut Cloudflare off, millions of websites drop off the Internet. It is a massive single point of failure, and as you point out, a vertically integrate
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by dsl 7y ago
> where there actually seems to be a viable business model. It has carried them this far, but the real money will be when they turn to advertising (which investors will eventually figure out and insist on). Remember all the crazy marketi
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by dsl 7y ago
> It’s odd to have these IPOs in the middle of August Read my other comment further down. It is from doing your private SEC filings in December to use a loophole to avoid disclosing a bunch of information. These companies didn't jus
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by dsl 7y ago
> Technical fundamentals matter. Centralization of the entire internet behind a single entity is a _bad_ thing for people who care about technical fundamentals.
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by dsl 7y ago
If you started your filings in December of last year, right about now is when your public disclosures hit. Why December? Because if you made less than a billion dollars in calendar year 2018 and filed in that year, you can carry over your &
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by dsl 7y ago
Sure - but the majority of customers with cash who want to migrate to something better are not going to be coming from Postgres. The MySQL import does not work for a lot of edge cases. They are aware of this and have open bugs that don&#x27
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by dsl 7y ago
> Cert pinning does mitigate it for apps, doesn't it? Applications where the developer has pinned to their own certificate will stop this attack. Chrome and Firefox will ignore pinning for locally installed CAs. This is a very commo
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by dsl 7y ago
I tried to use CockroachDB for a side project. Gave up after a month on and off of trying to migrate a x00 GB MySQL database to it. If you are starting a new project and willing to build on it, it looks pretty awesome. But there is zero mig
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by dsl 7y ago
> often written in sub-par English Poor english skills are often a stronger indicator that the content is genuine. Search Twitter for a trending hashtag as an example. The vast majority of people in this world can't string words tog
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by dsl 7y ago
You are correct, they pick up a lot. But depending on the type of engagement, you just end up taking apart every single thing with a circuit in it anyway. There are defeats for nonlinear detectors, like a three port circulator with a resist
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by dsl 7y ago
Not really. White light doesn't work as well as flashing red and green.
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by dsl 7y ago
Here is one wandering over Souix Falls: https://www.flightradar24.com/HBAL0296/214e375c
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by dsl 7y ago
If you search Amazon for "camera detector" there are multiple vendors selling one that has the form factor of a Zippo lighter. This is the professional version (~$1500), for comparison: https://www.selcomsecurity.com&#x
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by dsl 7y ago
If you are concerned about cameras in Airbnbs, consider picking up a camera detector off Amazon for ~$30. They are basically a ring of super bright LEDs with a colored lens in the middle you put up to your eye and scan around the room. The
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by dsl 7y ago
> I'd much rather "be the product" in this way than in the way ad companies cause at least Your customers are the product. Cloudflare sets a first party tracking cookie on every domain they serve. They unwrap TLS and can s
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by dsl 7y ago
Apple already uses multiple suppliers for each stage of production, so shipping production lines to other countries wouldn't be that difficult. Beyond that you'd just be sourcing bulk components, which I'm sure their Chinese

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