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firefax
3mo ago
Cool, for these things it's better to not have the only option be a PR. Good luck with your project!
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3mo ago
Verify you have a well established way to contact you about security vulnerabilities. (There will be vulnerabilities. Things like "anonymous mode" are harder than you'd think to make... trust me .)
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3mo ago
old reddit is useful for osint :-( (tor friendly)
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3mo ago
Ok, I don't know their emotional state. Fair point. Maybe I'm projecting my own biases ;-)
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4mo ago
The bigger takeaway is someone that smart is pissed off and dropping their shit with zero warning... but hey, that's just like, my opinion man.
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4mo ago
never thought being a script kiddie would make me smart, but here we are in 2026. i had one place, they were using all these shady pay with a credit card for "points" to do these web gui things that were... basically nmap, dig, et
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4mo ago
I see a lot of essays on noncommercial self hosted blogs on HN.
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"My dad is Li Gang" incident ("我爸是李刚"案)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Meant to title it "99 Problems...". Apologies for the error!
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4mo ago
schadenfreude
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4mo ago
They recently raised the enlistment age, so there's always the comedy option I could be the oldest man in officer's boot apparently. But to be coerced into servitude after "doing things right" sits unwell with me.
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4mo ago
I was more lamenting that I thought I was trading my time for income, and ended up with neither income nor free time. I'm involuntarily destitute , not involuntarily celibate :-)
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4mo ago
>Vienna waits for you I've been there before, but its my understanding I'd have visa issues doing anything beyond tourism.
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4mo ago
>Stop living for your idea of others and start living for yourself. Unfortunately, I exhausted my emergency fund trying for certs and attempting to escape a domestic violence situation, so I do not have that option. I'm trapped.
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4mo ago
>He got all of the "Free Kevin" attention because of how long he was left in jail before trial and then being stuck in solitary confinement after sentencing for months. That was uncalled for on the part of DOJ. >He was also
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4mo ago
grep
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4mo ago
>I'm old enough to remember all the "Free Kevin" gifs scattered around the internet. A generation of hackers (specifically, the vBulletin generation) stayed as far away from the CFAA as possible after that fiasco, which I
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4mo ago
I have so many stories about his absolutely terrible behavior at conferences. He once refused to pay the entry fee to a charity event and had to be physically ejectedy . Absolutely better at PR than any actual work, pay careful attention a
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4mo ago
Sadly the ones conservative on AI tend to also be conservative on things like WFH or honoring the hacker manifesto. (Judging based on religion, national origin etc) And where do we go from here? Law? Medicine? The trades?! Every path seems
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Problems: A Close Reading with 4th Amendment Guidance for Cops and Perps
(web.archive.org)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Title edited slightly for length.
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4mo ago
I haven't been this confused by a headline since Keir Starmer declared himself a "gooner". I think a big issue with a lot of AI enabled coding is that tokens are currently heavily subsidized, and that refusing to learn how to
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4mo ago
So... they fired him for doing a 20% time project? I'm glad I don't have any of their stock to sell, what terrible management.
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4mo ago
Both, for different reasons. I don't have a source yet for the second, but fingerprinting is powerful, and if you look like a cop criminals do all sorts of things...
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4mo ago
What is your threat model exactly? The sites that will serve you up exotic malware are usually CSAM sites overtaken by feds. You can browse without imagages, and no one has ever, once, in the history of the United States been prosecuted mer
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4mo ago
Non paywalled obituary: https://apnews.com/article/greenspan-federal-reserve-death-2...
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4mo ago
japan actually seems averse to any kind of change in a way they aren't. do swiss atms close at a certain time of day? do many takeout places want you to fax orders? there's a lot of things that go beyond "conservative" i
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4mo ago
Edited the title slightly for length.
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Moscow complains of black rain after largest Ukrainian attack hits oil refinery
(bbc.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
If you're in a flow state, why not just... write the code? You keep using this word... I do not think it means what you think it means.
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