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fyrabanks
12y ago
Reminds me of a Bukowski poem: there are worse things than being alone but it often takes decades to realize this and most often when you do it's too late and there's nothing worse than too late.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
This is amazing; I had no idea this existed. Thanks for sharing.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
That Netgear dumb switch? We've got 10-20 of those running 24/7 in user office spaces; they're all cool to the touch because they do practically nothing. Jam them into a tight, hidden space and safely forget about them foreve
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fyrabanks
12y ago
I think you're confusing N,N-DMT (commonly referred to as DMT) with either 4-PO-DMT (psilocybin) or 4-HO-DMT (psilocin). _Very_ different substances.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
This is MDMA we're talking about... not psychedelics. I've known people (SWIM and all that) who have taken it purely to abort a bad LSD trip. Pure MDMA is not going to produce anxiety. You can even be fairly functional on it, depe
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fyrabanks
12y ago
If they sued, yes, they would have to reveal themselves. One of the developers got dox'd recently, which may have something to do with shutting the project down. ( https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&a
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fyrabanks
12y ago
It's opt-in/disabled by default. What's the problem?
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fyrabanks
12y ago
I don't think the color coding system is working quite right. It's red on eff.org...
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fyrabanks
12y ago
People have also been (assumedly) using Shodan and default admin passwords to put "Vote for Josh" on exposed HP printers. http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-LaserJet-Experts-Onlin...
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fyrabanks
12y ago
This is why NASA spends millions, not tens of thousands, of dollars to send things to space.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
Yes, there are a lot of options, both commercial and non-commercial, for full drive backups (then you restore the using those and the incrementals). Do that for your provisioning servers and you can redeploy a lot of the infrastructure base
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fyrabanks
12y ago
This all goes on the baseless assumption that the original author is a male. If you look through the user's archived talk pages, there are many indications that the user is actually female.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
I don't agree with it, but I could see how the author would justify those edits. The author rolled back edits that he/she felt were unfounded (whether or not they are is a topic for another debate). The student then reverted all t
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fyrabanks
12y ago
Particularly considering the original author is likely a female based on old talk pages.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
I highly doubt anyone at Scanlan's Monthly cares.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
Yeah, like you hint at--this gets near Dragos levels of paranoia. Firmware based hacks are highly non-trivial; particularly considering the sophistication of the scripted attacks that target Wordpress, Drupal, et al. installations en-masse.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
I'd assume s/he would isolate that machine for post-mortem and spin up a new service on a different box, unless we're talking poverty IT.
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fyrabanks
12y ago
Lots of information out there, but you have to have an idea of what to look for. Sit down with this 63 part series and you'll have a very good understanding of the mathematics and physics behind sound: http://www.soundonsoun
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fyrabanks
12y ago
I think that's what defines them "bad guys".
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12y ago
Similar situation about five years ago; dumped from a 4-year relationship in my last quarter at college. Just barely made the minimum grades required to finish my classes and graduate. I hate to say it, but it's going to take time befo
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fyrabanks
13y ago
Hacker, troll, borderline-criminal harasser. He's got his own wikipedia...
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fyrabanks
13y ago
Not too many stories to cover there. "Breaking News: Weev Still in Jail"
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fyrabanks
13y ago
"Not surprisingly, it wasn't worth my time," says the guy conducting multiple conversations in the comments section of an article on the internet that he didn't agree with.
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fyrabanks
13y ago
It's because you sound like the "check your privilege" crew that tends to congregate on Tumblr. ( http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/check-your-privilege ) By the way, the key line from the article you didn
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fyrabanks
13y ago
April 8th, the day we learned that nknighthb doesn't know he's a racist.
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fyrabanks
13y ago
An estimated 50% of desktop PCs in China are still running Windows XP; so that seems reasonable.
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fyrabanks
13y ago
"Virtual reality and telepresence can eliminate the 'AI problem' for robots" Yes, I suppose it's easy to eliminate any unsolved problem if you simply give up on it. PS Maybe take it easy on the Adderall.
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fyrabanks
13y ago
It won't reduce keystrokes, but if you're looking for something more powerful try Launchbar. Alternatively, Quicksilver's free, but I haven't used it in a couple years and management changed hands; so I'm not sure h
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13y ago
https://www.howsmyssl.com/s/about.html#tls-vs-ssl
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13y ago
Yeah, this is terribly easy to fake. Also, if you look closely, they repeat a lot of the same e-mail addresses with different "real" names attached to them. e.g., flyman@gmail.com and kidrock@msn.com (which appears right next to e
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