eternalny1

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by eternalny1 6y ago
> Of course we don't even know whether this sense of self is really purely attached to the brain. That brain is still connected to the rest of your body, and who knows what the body chemistry of the body donor will do to the new bra
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by eternalny1 6y ago
Fascinating that using a 0 (zero) instead of an O let them backdoor this. function _setAdmin(address newAdmin) internal { bytes32 slot = ADMIN_SL0T; assembly { sstore(slot, newAdmin) } } https://obelisk.m
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by eternalny1 6y ago
This is not true, they say they are switching from third-party cookies to FLoC. The EFF calls FLoC "bad for privacy". More information here: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/08/dont-play-googles-p
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by eternalny1 6y ago
This is a different paper. The linked one is: received 1 Mar 2021 The PDF is: work in progress 31.10.2019
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by eternalny1 6y ago
> Am I missing something? Is there some sort of heuristic to when it actually disables that I just got on the good side of by pure luck? Yep, you are. Chrome will fill in fields by not just looking at the autocomplete attribute, but also
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by eternalny1 6y ago
I've been using Firefox since the Phoenix/Firebird days, and I fear the day that Google ends their search funding to the project. They are absolutely on the right track with Mozilla improving the actual -browser- with all of these
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by eternalny1 6y ago
> I don't know if it's jet fuel or what, but I am certain we will one day discover that the fumes cause all sorts of maladies. A lot of it is oil and jet fuel. This is a known hazard, even to the flight crew. In the industry t
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by eternalny1 6y ago
> I think with Windows 10 being the last version of Windows, ReactOS will eventually catch up. Windows 10 certainly isn't the "last version" of Windows in the sense you are thinking. Even if there is no new version number,
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by eternalny1 6y ago
> The reason Mozilla has not text-to-speech is because the guy behind RNNoise and LPCSpeech (JM Valin) has been bought by Amazon That is part of the problem. With smaller projects you are at risk of the "hit by a bus" problem,
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by eternalny1 6y ago
> Saw a movie back in I think the seventies that involved a time traveler coming back to present day America. He's happily eating what was regarded at the time as a very unhealthy diet and is horrified at all the people eating what
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by eternalny1 6y ago
I fail to see how this is different than a Wordpress private blog. > Private. Select this option to make your site private. If you want specific people to be able to view it (and add comments, if you’ve enabled them), you’ll need to invi
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by eternalny1 6y ago
To me, it seems like people just noticed something absurd in the market (a short % over 100) and were pointing it out. It was a perfect set-up for a historical short squeeze if the right catalyst came along. And that catalyst wasn't s
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by eternalny1 6y ago
Absolutely not, it's just an open discussion of ideas. Straight from this post ... > This is not fraud. There is no manipulation here. We aren’t forcing anyone to do anything. It’s going to happen with or without us. But I want to r
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by eternalny1 6y ago
He posted his daily update today, he has not sold his shares through all of this chaos. Talk about "diamond hands". https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l846a1/gme_...
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Is the Schrödinger Equation True?(scientificamerican.com)
4 points by eternalny1 6y ago|0 comments
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Reassembling Victim Domain Fragments from Sunburst DNS(netresec.com)
2 points by eternalny1 6y ago|0 comments
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A quirk in the SUNBURST DGA algorithm(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by eternalny1 6y ago|0 comments
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by eternalny1 6y ago
SolarWinds themselves it claiming it. https://www.solarwinds.com/securityadvisory/faq > Our initial investigations point to an issue in the Orion software build system in which the vulnerability was insert which, i
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by eternalny1 6y ago
It's not. There are genetic changes, including to the spike protein that it uses to attack. > The new variant has mutations to the spike protein that the three leading vaccines are targeting. However, vaccines produce antibodies ag
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by eternalny1 6y ago
It seems, so far, the vaccine is still relevant. > Over time, as more mutations occur, the vaccine may need to be altered. This happens with seasonal flu, which mutates every year, and the vaccine is adjusted accordingly. The SARS-CoV-2
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by eternalny1 6y ago
They are claiming that their build system was compromised and the code was not under source control. > Based on our investigations to date, which are ongoing, we believe that the vulnerability was inserted within the Orion Platform produ
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by eternalny1 6y ago
Interesting tidbit at the bottom ... > In an interesting turn of events, the investigation of the whole SolarWinds compromise led to the discovery of an additional malware that also affects the SolarWinds Orion product but has been deter
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Firefox and how a website could steal all of your cookies (CVE-2020–15647)(medium.com)
26 points by eternalny1 6y ago|1 comments
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The Path to Mozilla Hubs(medium.com)
2 points by eternalny1 6y ago|0 comments
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by eternalny1 6y ago
I had something similar (but opposite) happen. We hired a remote engineer to write a program to export to excel. He claimed it was done and the Excel "output" arrived every morning. We asked him to submit his code for review, an
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by eternalny1 6y ago
Price is on this one ... https://www.flickr.com/photos/fuller_craft/49837855711/in/al...
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by eternalny1 6y ago
> Also, the take-off being easier, it's not conceivable that a machine couldn't do it. The reason there is no such machine today is exactly because it's easier, so pilots never need any help. It exists: "Airbus demons
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A dungeon crawler for a quantum computer, made of quantum gates and physics puns(github.com)
1 points by eternalny1 6y ago|0 comments
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Our Time of Dread(theweek.com)
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by eternalny1 6y ago
385k BTC is $3.6 billion USD. I doubt he made _that_ much out of his parent's house.

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