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exikyut
5y ago
Ah :D. Definitely fell for that one, thought for a moment that maybe it existed at the very start or something.
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exikyut
5y ago
https://xkcd.com/2501/
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exikyut
5y ago
Makes a lot of sense. Out of benign curiousity, was the software...? - Industrial/control oriented (talking to bespoke hardware) - An "internal" B2B line of business thing - An off-the-shelf/productized/marketed pie
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exikyut
5y ago
* Deep breath * * Opens can of worms * What about defining the equipment as "repairably broken" and asserting that circumventing the license protection falls within right to repair? * Opens even bigger can of worms * What about in
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exikyut
5y ago
Facepalms in https://xkcd.com/378/
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exikyut
5y ago
Just googled "only me+nsa" and got literally 4 results. Huh. Got a screenshot or citation for that? Very curious, never used facebook.
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exikyut
5y ago
Relatedly, the thought of properly storing your web server's full access logs indefinitely comes to mind, for a baseline of "until I write some exactingly specific filtering logic and I get 0 unclassified results back out".
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exikyut
5y ago
Oh, nice! They appear to have reused that footage in another episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgRom5gINtI
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exikyut
5y ago
And <confused screaming> BPF, if you can figure it out :D
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exikyut
5y ago
I'm of the understanding it's actually possible to get 99% of exactly what you're describing if you're prepared to (learn how to) poke around with and squint at debugger-style tooling. Progress bars might be a bit tricky
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exikyut
5y ago
https://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&id=14233&c=thuraya_x5... Features: - Released end of 2018 - 2GB RAM, 16GB storage - Android 7.1 - $1,200 - C H O N K score: 2.46cm thick
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exikyut
5y ago
oooo. TIL! The official webpage with absolutely no interesting information: https://www.breitling.com/us-en/emergency/ There are a few blurry fractions of a second of the antenna being deployed here: https:/
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exikyut
5y ago
As someone who has never done this before, *I'm* now wondering why someone *wouldn't* do such a thing :D that sounds awesome
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exikyut
5y ago
Interesting addition: the machine angrily beeps at you from the internal PC speaker if you move the mouse after it's hung: https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1431711101624852482
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exikyut
5y ago
A quick poke over at https://the-eye.eu/public/MSDN/ suggests the following (there may be more checked builds hiding in the sea of Latin filenames :P): https://the-eye.eu/public/MSDN/Wind
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exikyut
5y ago
EPILOGUE Here's the exact point of the crash (cued to 5 seconds prior): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdrRoSdBM5M&t=9778s The counter overflows/resets, everything wraps around, the system counts 6 more secon
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Watch Windows 95 crash live as it exceeds 49.7 days uptime [video]
(youtube.com)
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5y ago
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exikyut
5y ago
Unreasonable how? That sounds kinda interesting/fun. FWIW, given that you're running a game, and most people run games fullscreen, without anything else going, you can probably get away with not using virtualization, aka eating 10
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exikyut
5y ago
I'm kinda torn between the current top comment pointing out how immersive everything is, the current top reply remarking about the eyebrow-raising amount of furry representation, and this perspective. The graphics are indeed really bad
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exikyut
5y ago
The tests clearly did not include spinning up an HTTP server and actually using the correctly-spelled header (as per correct English), then.
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exikyut
5y ago
I nearly fell off my chair discovering this just under a week ago, and immediately posted it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28255821 I commented underneath: > More details and demonstration, naturally presented na
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exikyut
5y ago
The other day I found an interesting webpage linked from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28232716 that outlines the practical accessibility of hiring researchers for things. There are a lot of possibilities here: a dom
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exikyut
5y ago
Maybe I'm just out of the loop on corporate presentation overload (I don't watch TV at all, and it's mildly jarring watching advertisments and whatnot), but this video feels so... formula-driven and lacking in depth and inte
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exikyut
5y ago
If I may ask, I would love to hear your perspective about the fuzzy, squishy reasons why hackable turns into maintainable from a management perspective. I think I understand what you mean about the two. I know embarassingly little about ele
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5y ago
More details and demonstration, naturally presented natively in VRChat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2u7NOpzcBQ&t=5052s Video found via https://twitter.com/_g1fan_/status/142707317714293964
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Run Linux in VRChat by emulating RISC-V in a GPU shader program
(github.com)
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That's an interesting concept. Thinking about it for a bit, I'm sadly hesitant that it might need to be built as a browser extension or mobile app, rather than a website, because none of these services provide programmatically-acc
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5y ago
(See reply to sibling comment)
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exikyut
5y ago
Oh meep. I was going to make the following point to the parent comment then read this reply and realized the situation is even worse: 1. (According to parent comment) 2FA can be disabled without 2FA 2. Having 2FA makes you look studious
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5y ago
I love the rhetoric: > You anonymously reported ... > You *anonymously* reported ... > *You* *anonymously* reported... "Greetings, human. We have masked your identity from... o̧u͢rs̢e͘lv́e҉s."
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