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by gabriel34 8y ago
AKA Spaghettification https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghettification
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Keepass does have coutermeasures against clipboard sniffing (auto-type instead of copying to clipboard) and keyloggers (Two-Channel Auto-Type Obfuscation). These are effective against non-specialized attack software. https://keep
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by gabriel34 8y ago
free as in 'free beer', supported by donations they say they will open the code in 2021
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by gabriel34 8y ago
thanks for the heads up, I'll be on the lookout for symptoms. I do believe though that the benefits far outweigh the risk in this case.
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by gabriel34 8y ago
water and coffee only, from dinner to dinner
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by gabriel34 8y ago
mental health and gut bacteria seem to be heavily correlated. Anecdotally, if I don't eat sugary "reward" food I tend to feel better. That is also why I adopted intermittent fasting. I tend to fell better mentally if I fast 2
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by gabriel34 8y ago
I disagree, depression is a disease, not a worldview. One can be cynical/pessimist/whatever and not have this affect his day to day, impede him from achieving goals, paralyze him or bring him to suicide. People in bad situations c
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by gabriel34 8y ago
In ETL there are some tools to visually manipulate the data flow from one end to another. Some ETL software even allow you to visualize the effect of the changes on the fly, much like the Mario game. Solutions developed like this are easily
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by gabriel34 8y ago
from the top of my head, marketing gimmicks at some event, air gap jump and/or data exfiltration
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by gabriel34 8y ago
well, it is javascript, so you could implement something like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/951021/what-is-the-javas... the async way doesn't seem to work inside the walk function, but the older (and ug
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by gabriel34 8y ago
I have one, older generation. Holding up pretty well. The casing scratches really easily though
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Really surprising considering that Oracle is the standard for serious enterprise databases. Not really surprising when you consider Oracle's other bug ridden offerings (probably not as thoroughly tested). Makes me fear for Oracle 18c.
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by gabriel34 8y ago
We are talking about consultants, but CTOs should have this knowledge if they if they are the ones making system architecture decisions. I have been at positions in which I had to explain to hierarchical superiors why a decision was bad or
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by gabriel34 8y ago
All is good and well until 5 years down the road you don't have experience implementing the newnosql.js stuff that is all the rage. You try to conform it to what you already know and end up with a myopic view of the solution. Since you
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by gabriel34 8y ago
I don't see why the battery would matter, unless you are forced to use power saving performance throttling. Flash memory degradation may be a factor, as well as increased expectations. Also, the perceived value of the product doesn&#x2
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by gabriel34 8y ago
more likely the JS that hides the content or the JSON containing the hide filter are loaded/run/processed after the content Facebook could be processing this client side instead of serving the content already filtered so you could
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by gabriel34 8y ago
From what I gather this is privilege escalation for a attacker that already has arbitrary code execution. It is serious but not "shut everything down immediately" serious. Malware or malicious apps you already have could be made m
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Using this we can actually predict the smallest exponent that fails for other bases: base exponent (6 digits) 10 0.043429 11 0.041703 12 0.040243 2 0.144271 3 0.091024 4 0.072135 1000 0.014476 (the calculated exponent f
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Seems the issue occurs at some range (10^0,39794 - ?] 10^0,43407 - Invalid Input 10^0,00001 - OK 10^0,50001 - Invalid Input 10^0,40001 - Invalid Input 10^0,30001 - OK 10^0,35001 - OK 10^0,39999 - Invalid Input 10^0,37501 -
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by gabriel34 8y ago
When comparing different locations I find beneficial to look at the local purchasing power. Numeo has a quite accurate comparison of cost of living, salaries and LPP: https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities
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by gabriel34 8y ago
He was banned and notified of it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13606809
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Serious Sam Developer Teams Up with Denuvo Cracker to Promote Game(techdirt.com)
1 points by gabriel34 8y ago|0 comments
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Latest Denuvo Version Cracked Again by One Solo Hacker on a Personal Mission(techdirt.com)
2 points by gabriel34 8y ago|0 comments
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Yes, IR doesn't make the actual decision. That was said to me by a IR I knew in a previous company. Granted the decision making was obviously above his head and included other strategic decisions and the intents of the key stockholders
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by gabriel34 8y ago
It is not just that Amazon could or could not turn profits at will. Turning a profit (paying dividends) or reinvesting is a decision every investor relations team must make, simplifying the subject it is based on whether you predict your co
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by gabriel34 8y ago
So you advocate for stealth exploitation instead of disclosure?
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Most likely, yes. The target value should be directly related to the strength of the security measures though. The information on the laptop might be worth enough for a targeted specialized attack
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by gabriel34 8y ago
Labor costs and cultural differences
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by gabriel34 9y ago
People who can't afford cars still buy other things, therefore 'such people' also contribute, albeit less in absolute values. The amount of a purchase of a big spender is greater, therefore he is worth more to an advertiser.
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by gabriel34 9y ago
You could render the http://jsomers.net/hn/stories.json some other way, or examine the javascript yourself, as it is not obfuscated or anything

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