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by fattire 6y ago
sudo built with ASLR doesn't make a difference? NM: - we can defeat ASLR by partially overwriting the function pointer getenv_fn (which points to the function sudoers_hook_getenv() in the shared library sudoers.so); and luckily, th
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by fattire 6y ago
Update: I've just discovered I am not alone. Turns out Hannibal Hamlin, Abraham Lincoln's V.P., is just as dead/not in existence on my roof. This is very disconcerting and I hope there are no more ghosts like this in my vi
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by fattire 6y ago
"Last Chance To See" interview?
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by fattire 6y ago
Counterpoint: I am extremely scared of the fact that I don't exist on Antarctica and in the center of the Andromeda galaxy. And 10 meters below where I am. I'm just as dead on my roof right now. I'm dead in most of the un
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by fattire 6y ago
Yeah, what an ego-maniacal self-centered jerk this guy is not wanting to die.
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by fattire 6y ago
You're reading QUITE a bit into that.
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by fattire 6y ago
I dunno, who do you think he was saying was the sleazebag? I don't see the "ammo" here-- neither Turner and Clinton are Jewish.
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by fattire 6y ago
It could just as easily mean "serve" as in your administration-- in a cabinet position for example.
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by fattire 6y ago
Nothing especially bad. He talks about how incredible it is he reaches so many countries with his broadcast-- at the time a staggering thought-- and to illustrate tells a story of seeing a praying Rabbi at the Wailing/Western wall in
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by fattire 6y ago
For whatever reason I kind of remember Gaim/Adium/Pidgin/libpurple had a run of security issues back in the day too.. I assume that stuff got fixed up by now... but I think at the time that accounted for its decline. Oh, now
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by fattire 6y ago
This is no doubt a reference to the alert whistle sound on Mac OS 7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sosumi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRh_-2R6juM&t=24
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by fattire 6y ago
The original Apple Computer schematics were distributed by the company.
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by fattire 6y ago
My understanding is the mRNA is reused over and over-- the AAAAAAs at the end of the vaccine sequence are there to extend their tiny little lives a bit as the end breaks off after each reading.
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by fattire 6y ago
"wealth he created"
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by fattire 6y ago
At one point in history a "0day" referred to a pirated release of software on/before it hit the shelves (and/or the crack that was released simultaneous to protected software aka "warez"). It was years later th
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by fattire 6y ago
Some of the Apple clones, such as the Franklin ACE models and others, offered lowercase. Do a quick search for "apple II shift key mod" and you'll find vintage PDF instructions for adding it yourself.. https://arch
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by fattire 6y ago
Flip Wilson, comedian and volleyball inventor.
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by fattire 6y ago
Like it would identify what you're hearing? "Trumpet!" "Wind whistling through oak leaves!" "Male child!" etc?
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by fattire 6y ago
Posted this previously when the subject came up, but John Campbell, an nurse and educator in Northern England who's been doing daily Youtube updates on global Covid news since January I believe, has put out a few videos from time to ti
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by fattire 6y ago
This is kinda true, though he has earned the right to call himself a doctor, and I dunno if he should have to constantly have to add "though not in medicine!" Maybe he should? I don't know if "misleading" is the r
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by fattire 6y ago
Dr. John Campbell, an educator in Northern England who's been doing daily Youtube updates on Covid news since January I believe, has put out a few videos from time to time related to vitamin D: https://www.youtube.com/w
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by fattire 6y ago
Is it trite to mention the Halloween documents? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween_documents
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by fattire 6y ago
This is it. The issue is exhaustion compensating for all the audio problems-- dogs barking, room echoes, compression, images out of sync, the delay in reactions (constantly being unsure if you were heard- not knowing what the correct volum
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by fattire 6y ago
First time I've seen this series. A little dry when he was talking about the timing for the memory chips, but what can you say-- this was incredible overall.
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by fattire 7y ago
Yes, it's a risk vs. benefit calculation where the risk is very very high. And not only risk to yourself but risk to others...
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by fattire 7y ago
I initially had said simply "STAY HOME", but it's just not possible/advised for people in situations such as the ones you mention. But your point is right. "If possible" means "unless it's absolutely
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by fattire 7y ago
About 15-20% require hospital care of some kind. Then depending on how prepared/overrun the health care system is, 0.6-5% cases are fatal. These numbers are ballpark and the lack of data makes it hard to know with confidence. The CF
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by fattire 7y ago
Yes, exactly. I said 14 days but again, that's the median. The US is flying blind right now. We're using a cracked, dirty camera lens to film a small fraction of the tip of a rapidly growing iceberg.... And the photo processing
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by fattire 7y ago
Leaving aside the fact that here in the US tests are literally not happening on an epic scale that will be the subject of numerous investigations, hearings (, and prosecutions?) in the years to come. And forget that even if we had legit n
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by fattire 7y ago
As a test, I answered 0 for most choices. 1 for like two or so. Result: .6 of 6, "high" burnout risk.

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