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by gabrielblack 6y ago
No photo, no references, no curriculum ! Could be a person with the same name! This article is full of speculations, Could someone honestly say that there is a single thing reliable there ? IMHO it's more like the plot of an episode of
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by gabrielblack 6y ago
I just flagged it
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by gabrielblack 6y ago
This article give us no evidence/proof/fact at all, only the affirmations of a 87-year-old general that could be affected by senility . I don't know that newspaper, I don't know it it's some kind of satirical newspa
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by gabrielblack 6y ago
I'm using ZY12PDN USB-C PD boards ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIHj3qMRqqE ) About point 2, IMHO, better a jumper to disable programming mode than having to obstruct the sensor.
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by gabrielblack 6y ago
I'm using in my current projects PD boards from Ebay, so I could be interested. Ebay boards are programmable using a single button on the board itself and are less expensive. This one is very cool but IMHO has two weak points: 1. &quot
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by gabrielblack 6y ago
Which operator ? I'm interested.
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Thank you ! Yes it isn't my first language and I wrote the post going at work, on a bus. So no time to review it.
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
what if I tell you that a software banks (B-A-N-K-S) are using to transfer money has hardwired passwords inside, has to run as administrator and has some problems of command injection, etc, etc ... etc ? Sadly company think to security as a
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Hacked Twitter account ? I purchased the "Orange Box" I think 10 years ago, than I changed city and the games remained in a store facility for years. Recently, I've recovered the box, still being able to register the game, I
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Starting a job in a "Windows dependant" software house, I was forced to have both WLS and Linux VM. They gave me a brand new HP computer they prepared with company software, security software, etc. I was "Windows free" s
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
The age make it "crap", but not in the way you think. I can speak about C++. C++ code wrote in the older standard, let say C++ pre-11, who are 20 or more years old make it difficult to maintain because new generation of programmer
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
> Only learn something new when forced This could be devastating, much more in little/medium company. I know of successful companies (I mean company with successful products ) with a C/C++ stack they considered "good enou
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
> You don't go lisping to make your CV look pretty. Look, I didn't write that. This is your affirmation. As I wrote, and I repeat, I think that being specialized to procedural/object languages, for some kind of problems
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
I would consider other programming languages different from c/c++ because I don't want my capability to solve problems bonded to specific tools, this is the motivation I learnt other languages. Evolution maybe, the animal becoming
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
I'm mainly a C/C++ programmer, I use also python, I'm learning Go and I'm reading about Rust. But I think my programming skill are a little "stereotyped", so I'm looking for something different, you know,
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Classic DOS attack by morons. You have that public place, business, physical service you want to block, so you send a massive number of morons (easily available on Facebook) to do dumb stuff in that site. Bang! Mission accomplished. For max
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
> it manages the system No, really. I, the system administrator, manage the system(s). Does Systemd make my life easy ? No, again. It's something I have to deal for. If I could, I would follow the example of Knoppix.
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Thanks, I haven't this one, it seems interesting.
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
In youth I lived in a place where organized crime was rooted. If it's true, as appear, that the government is behind that intimidation campaign, it's very sad to see a sovereign state to act like mobsters against students.
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
I think it's a cheap offer. If you are a professional well introduced in the business of selling 0days, for a gem like that, you can charge even a single customer of the same amount. Indeed there are private companies offering even mor
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Why an attacker should spend 100$ , sending hardware to the target that could be potentially tracked following the path between the resellers, could transport evidences like fingerprints or DNA, using a telephone connection that could als
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
bash disown command, particularly useful if I forget to prepend nohup
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
A question: they still have to ground the "whatever re-branded 737 max" until the conclusion of the investigation, right ? This can't be a loophole to avoid the interdiction to fly, isn't it ?
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
P.S. >> example.txt this one (with a double > ) could replace touch in this application case: it's less readable but more efficient.
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
mktemp couldn't make a script idempotent. I remember a script that failed because it needed to create temporary executables in /tmp. To apply some hardening policies, someone remounted /tmp in "noexec" mode and ...
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
"echo -n " is useless, is sufficient: > example.txt without prepending the echo command. This will create an empty file or it will truncate an existent file. The touch command could be preferable to preserve the content, if nee
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
I don't like the fact that if you post a thread there, it'll last forever : https://hn.algolia.com/?query=who%20whant%20be%20hired&sort=...
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by gabrielblack 7y ago
Bad example, if 1 isn't prime, 2 x 1 isn't a product of prime, so not all the number can be written as product of primes . My point is that you can't write an introductory article, supposed to be understandable to the masses
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by gabrielblack 8y ago
In my experience they don't look your Github profile at all. I think mainly because the average recruiter have no competence to read it (sad but true). I had two so called independent recruiters pretending to read it, but when I asked
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by gabrielblack 8y ago
Exactly ! I received Knoppix with some magazines I purchased in a kiosk near school, seems a century ago.

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