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by eyegor 7y ago
Amd still has almost no server marketshare. This attack specifically leverages tsx, which is an Intel set of transactional extensions to the cpu microcode. Intel has since published microcode updates to enable you to disable tsx.
452.
by eyegor 7y ago
I mean, you can still shift gears in an automatic car. I used to do it all the time when I lived in a snowy, hilly city. I've never in my life seen an automatic where the only options were drive, reverse, neutral, and park. There'
453.
by eyegor 7y ago
Well, there was that too. What I was referring to was a specific issue that allowed you to add entries for domains in r53 which were already in use (in r53). I can't remember the specifics too well, but I think it was an api validation
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by eyegor 7y ago
How does that work?
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by eyegor 7y ago
I'm guessing your domain wasn't a huge target then. There was a dns hijacking bug in r53 like 3-4 years ago that was fairly trivial to use. It allowed an arbitrary attacker to register new records to redirect your traffic and take
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by eyegor 7y ago
I mean, they're both open source* e2e protocols. The primary difference is signal has a lot of cryptanalysis cred. It basically comes down to your opinion on which you prefer. *have not investigated myself, but found their repo which i
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by eyegor 7y ago
So, the whole point of a vpn is to route all your traffic through the vpn. To websites, all your traffic looks like vpn's traffic. The trust point is to the vpn, because they can only forward your requests if they know it's "
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by eyegor 7y ago
For language design, fp tends to make things a lot easier to represent. Any parser-type application is going to be a recursive structure with a lot of continuations which is the natural way of coding in a functional lang. If you ever look i
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by eyegor 7y ago
Personally, I find tea to be a much stronger diuretic. Even herbal tea (zero caffeine). Coffee used to cause diuretic symptoms, until I reached the point where I drank it every day. I drink tea most days now, but the diuretic effects never
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by eyegor 7y ago
> and roast my beans I'm confused. If you were at a level where you were roasting your own beans, I would think that was because you enjoyed the taste of coffee. You enjoyed it so much that you went out of your way to track down n
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by eyegor 7y ago
Steal this book, by Abbie Hoffman [0]. Certainly not unknown, but not exactly something you find by accident. It's a book detailing 60s counterculture activities, and took a lot of work to find a publisher. Really interesting look back
462.
by eyegor 7y ago
Please edit this to be less disparaging. I agree with your complaint, it's just presented in a mean spirited way. From the guidelines, > Be kind. Don't be snarky.
463.
by eyegor 7y ago
Unfortunately this only works with a small set of workers, in a physical location. If you have 500+ employees, some remote, spanning different countries/cultures, it's not easy to tell how "company morale" is. You can tr
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by eyegor 7y ago
So this is what stage 2 of privacy erosion looks like. Stage 1 was of course traffic/red light cameras. How they spun installing cameras and microphones (!) with a data sharing agreement as "an energy efficiency upgrade for street
465.
by eyegor 7y ago
"Should"? According to the San Diego charter, article 7, it is. From the article, >... no officers of the City, whether elected or appointed, financially interested in any contract made by them in their official capacity... con
466.
by eyegor 7y ago
Depending on timing, this may fall under insider trading. But for non sec violations, kickbacks are the name of the game in government contracts. Look no further than the senate launch system (SLS rocket).
467.
by eyegor 7y ago
Eh, I'm not sure the level editor/scripting comes from the language so much as the nature of game dev. I've written a hobby 2d engine + game before, level design is a hell of a lot easier if you build an editor to do it in. S
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by eyegor 7y ago
Here's an xkcd [0] inspired idea. We have several search engines, each with some level of bias. We're not looking to crawl the whole internet because we can't compete with their crawlers. However, we could make a crawler to c
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by eyegor 7y ago
[removed, for some reason I thought australia was part of the EU. I'm in the US, also did not see the site link through google]
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by eyegor 7y ago
If you really care about performance, you could always compile on the target machine directly via -xhost [0] or whatever the flag is on your compiler. [0] https://software.intel.com/en-us/cpp-compiler-developer-guid...
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by eyegor 7y ago
> it basically requires a completely separate (re)write to properly take advantage of. Why? At a higher level of abstraction, you can dispatch simd instructions at the max width available. At least, that's how I work with vectorized
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How to Prolong Lithium-Based Batteries(batteryuniversity.com)
2 points by eyegor 7y ago|0 comments
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CableHaunt: Remote control vulnerability for cable modems(cablehaunt.com)
1 points by eyegor 7y ago|0 comments
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by eyegor 7y ago
Definitive answer: sum/union types [0] and currying/partial function application [1]. Between the two, almost anything you write becomes very easy to adapt to new requirements. Anyone who has done a medium to large scale fp projec
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by eyegor 7y ago
As someone who uses visual studio + code literally every day, I'm not sure what you're referring to with most of these complaints. The project/solution files are bog standard xml, and well documented, but in general you shoul
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by eyegor 7y ago
They are paid to collect intelligence for the benefit of the american people, not american companies. Luckily citizens united hasn't stretched that far.
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by eyegor 7y ago
How do you make an invoice look good? Fancy letter head?
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by eyegor 7y ago
> are they slow because they are computationally intensive... In general, no. Most "slow" hashing schemes are designed to be memory-hard and highly serial (more threads = more contention, not throughput). Some of the earlier ap
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Intel DG1 Xe GPU Announced at CES and Sneaky First Benchmarks(youtu.be)
8 points by eyegor 7y ago|1 comments
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Bing loses out to DuckDuckGo in Google’s new Android search engine ballot(theverge.com)
1 points by eyegor 7y ago|0 comments

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