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by fsniper 2y ago
Yes there were very serious software written in different Basic dialects. One that I was interacted with was a CAD software written in QBasic. It was about civil engineering and static analysis tool for concrete buildings. You could export
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Pod Based Pricing for Buoyant Enterprice Linkerd(buoyant.io)
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by fsniper 2y ago
Good old segmentation and goto's at work! Are goto's still considered harmful?
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by fsniper 2y ago
Wouldn't dlopen make you more vulnerable to runtime library attacks? Instead of having dependencies defined at the build/start up time, they will be loaded at runtime on demand. So the dependency library could be changed at any ti
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by fsniper 3y ago
This kiosk thing, exactly as you describe was built by A Turkish bank, way after mobile banking was in everyone's pocket. The bank's customers are mostly aging so they thought this would be great help to them. I recall the kiosk g
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by fsniper 3y ago
a half-arsed search resulted in this half-baked rust library: https://github.com/gendx/lzma-rs
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by fsniper 3y ago
Sure that's a problem for threat assessment process. And I totally agree in today's world software/hardware and wetware are too interconnected. And that's another threat for this kinds of attacks. In this case, is the wh
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by fsniper 3y ago
It's like security 101. If a system has been infiltrated, you can't trust any part of it. So it's better to discard any part that has been reached or possibly affected. Perhaps it's the correct action to distrust xz&#x2F
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by fsniper 3y ago
Can it be to enlarge/or obfuscate parts of the compressed test file? Perhaps without the repetitions the compressed file has some strange binary triggering some security or antivirus software?
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by fsniper 3y ago
Promotions could be compressed to Source position -> 6 bits destination position as ( forward left / forward / forward right -> 2 bits Target piece info Queen/Bishop/Knight/Rook 2 bits )
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by fsniper 3y ago
Same here. Just closed at that point.
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by fsniper 3y ago
This is asking some wealthier users to subsidize Apple, not other users.
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by fsniper 3y ago
I tried the model and asked it to write a kubernetes operator with required DockerFiles, Resources, application code.. Asked it to migrate application to different languages. It looks like it's pretty capable and fast. It is impressive
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by fsniper 3y ago
How an hostile act. Hidden behind feature promotion. "We are still open source but won't provide you stable release binaries. Pay or build yourself."
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by fsniper 3y ago
That's why it's reported, followed up and punished. And not in the cracks of history. Also let's note that he company doing this is a US company which doesn't really consider itself as subject to EU law.
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by fsniper 3y ago
Isn't this the "App Store" that they are gate keeping for this kinds of threats?
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by fsniper 3y ago
I am in love with the floating panes. It reminds me the DOS tsr software. A use case I found is keeping a k9s instance running while working on a jump host. Just jumping to the k9s floating pane on demand is priceless.
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by fsniper 3y ago
This looks cool. I will check this in a system admin perspective.
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by fsniper 3y ago
If that's the case, you are already considering this employee underperforming. Being in the office or being remote does not really change the fact.
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by fsniper 3y ago
If that employee was a contractor or freelancer, would you consider overemployment a problem? If the employee is underperforming it's totally unrelated consideration. If not, this is a discussion of why you are employing one. To do a j
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by fsniper 3y ago
For Helm the value is it is not a configuration managemet solution but a package manager. The rest are just methods of writing json/yaml. I understand the "hate" against yaml, But I don't think it's deserving it tha
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by fsniper 3y ago
Reading yaml has the enjoyment of reading a love letter where else json has the deterimental feeling of a solicitor email. For writing, yaml is like putting out the draft, you only focus on the meaning not care for else or the form, but for
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by fsniper 3y ago
It's not a great idea pudding to production at this time of year! Particularly when there are no requirements, unit tests or functional tests available!?! It's /dev/urandom all around
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by fsniper 3y ago
A summary from Bard: Sure, here is a summary of the article: This is an article about a solar panel company that was a Ponzi scheme. The company was founded by a former car mechanic named Jeff Carpoff. Carpoff's invention, a solar gene
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by fsniper 3y ago
It's. And it's really fantastic.
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by fsniper 3y ago
I agree. sudo is no saint security wise. There are lot's of cases where security may be jeopardized. Intentionally or not. My argument is based on the fact that being in your own user shell and having to prepend "sudo" for an
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by fsniper 3y ago
More than that, this removes sudo's capabilities to limit users by commands and hosts, opens a unix device based attack vector, probably a new process.. Surely, author assumes sudo would be a blanket root, and this assumption have meri
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by fsniper 3y ago
Kinda similar story for me. I was trying to find a used motorcycle. So I created an in-browser javascript app that could go over the listings in a country local second hand site, and score the listings to my liking. Like decrease for long m
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by fsniper 3y ago
Another part is the reach for hardware was harder/impossible. At a far far later time I recall waiting for 1 year to upgrade my pc to 4mbs of ram so I could play Mortal Combat 1. I kept the MKI floppies more precious than Gollum's
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by fsniper 3y ago
Title suggests when using clang, built binaries can't be run on this device. It means it can't build for this architecture at all. But the post eloborates that it's possible to build for this architecture, it's just inco

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