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flatiron
7y ago
I skimmed it. He saw a bunch of http gets and the setup a dns server and ohh I see where he’s going with this. Yep a picture of a weird page in the steam app ok I get it.
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flatiron
7y ago
There aren’t even POCs that work on modern browsers. These things are real on the cloud server level but it’s exploitability on the desktop/laptop level is over stated. Much easier vectors.
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flatiron
7y ago
well that's interesting! i have to look that up again. i have it in our on boarding manual to not install it from the app store for that specific reason. thanks for the update
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flatiron
7y ago
I know at least slack from the App Store can’t screen share for some reason. Maybe it’s not available as a permission from the App Store. [edit] apparently this may be old info
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flatiron
7y ago
SSL e-mail isn't ETE though
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flatiron
7y ago
Faxes are unencrypted and send medical crap all the time today.
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flatiron
7y ago
i didn't know about that. just read the wikipedia article and nvidia wanted to support x86 but intel wouldn't let them use their patents. i would be SUPER surprised if that wasn't the same with Apple.
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flatiron
7y ago
Catalina dropping 32 bit support screams to me the next MacOS will support ARM with a Rosetta like amd64 translation layer.
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flatiron
7y ago
You can still saturate your network connection. Just takes a bit of context switching to user land. So if you have a crazy core hyperthreaded cpu your 1 gig network connection will easily get filled without a blink. This is like the ssl arg
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flatiron
7y ago
Reinvent the ventilator and have one sitting in a hospital in 14 days with no teething issues on production, training, deployment, maintenance?
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flatiron
7y ago
Gotta get rid of all my Mac OS network switches.... I think they value the security and reliability from evicting those kernel extensions and nobody dreams of using this in some high performance production switch so I think it’s ok.
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flatiron
7y ago
https://github.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean works great on ft.com
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flatiron
7y ago
not OP but i always assume Linux had a workaround. But you are right, it just prints you got the bug and that's that https://github.com/torvalds/linux/search?q=X86_BUG_FDIV&unsc...
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flatiron
7y ago
they say you need 5 people but its just me and i pay $12
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flatiron
7y ago
I have no clue how google stores my 35TB for $12 a month. They do at a loss and I guess they don’t really care.
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flatiron
7y ago
I used a 486 66dx2 with 20 megs of ram until 2001 when I got a laptop for college. FreeBSD and console only programs but it got the job done. Did all my high school work on it and an external X2 modem. Even brought it to college and slapped
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flatiron
7y ago
What do your kids like to do? Any chance you could integrate a computer with it? My daughter loves to cook and dance and I haven’t found a way to integrate that with computers but she’s happy so I haven’t pressed it.
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flatiron
7y ago
still gotta have someone buy that bitcoin from you. dude shoulda done whatever the dark net drug dealers do (and i have no clue what they do but the obviously need to eat so some of that bitcoin turns into cash)
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flatiron
7y ago
Same on iOS
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flatiron
7y ago
i wonder if he never switched it to fiat if he would have gotten caught on the IRS/Fed side. If he kept it Bitcoin or if he had some Bitcoin to Cash side hustle that he could keep under wraps from the IRS he might have gotten away wit
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flatiron
7y ago
I believe it is still in active development and they refuse to change the name for some odd reason. It’s like if kdenlive was named “Weinstein” wouldn’t you want to change it?
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flatiron
7y ago
net send in high school was pretty hilarious. leave to go get a book in the library and someone is gonna net send from your terminal something dumb to the whole school. took them forever to turn it off
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flatiron
7y ago
I feel yah. But just like my oldest he’s taking him time getting trained. I feel like sometimes you do more harm than good forcing the issue.
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flatiron
7y ago
I have three. One out of diapers (6) and two in (just 3 and 1) and we tried everything with the 6 year old to get her potty trained. Finally the doctor told us to simply lay off for a little and have her bring it up. Sure enough 2 weeks lat
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flatiron
7y ago
2gb is for the gpu so it’s really 2gb verses 6gb
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flatiron
7y ago
If someone needs it for work they would be crazy to build it themselves. This is for companies to buy for employees.
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flatiron
7y ago
Question was could it do it which it can’t. But yeah you could use the Apollo for controller IO and put the rest on a raspberry pi but that kinda defeats the purpose.
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flatiron
7y ago
No way they could do this securely. They would have to patch old OSes for flaws and such.
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flatiron
7y ago
Faster I’ve toggled the switch before on an iPhone. It’s not a night and day type difference. Feature creep kills it way more than battery throttling.
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flatiron
7y ago
I believe you require a 32 bit computer and I think those were 15. So no doom :(
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