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GoldenSpy Malware in Tax Software Spies on Companies Doing Business in China(darkreading.com)
2 points by gen3 6y ago|0 comments
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by gen3 6y ago
In previous conversations and articles it made it seem like the dish would be something too massive for a regular person to own, and more of something for a small community to use. I don’t think the photos provide the best sense of scale, b
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by gen3 6y ago
I have found that just refreshing the page (mobile view only) removes the ads.
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by gen3 6y ago
Your very right. It’s all about threat models. I would rather my grandma (or really anyone that would have a hard time dealing with a password manager) have a password journal then all her passwords be the exact same thing.
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by gen3 6y ago
What does Germany define hate speech as?
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by gen3 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I didn’t see the size of the image after his optimizations anywhere. I found a project that emulates an x86 processor, and they already have two BSD images built. https://copy.sh/v86/
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by gen3 6y ago
"The trigger event is known to be a leased fiber circuit failure from a third party provider in the Southeast. This is something that happens on every mobile network, so we’ve worked with our vendors to build redundancy and resiliency
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Update on T-Mobile Network Issues (postmortem)(t-mobile.com)
3 points by gen3 6y ago|1 comments
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by gen3 6y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by gen3 6y ago
Baddies will sometimes do big DDOS’s of a public site to showoff their botnet’s capability. That clout is then used as proof to sell their service to customers. I could see this being an instance of such a thing.
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by gen3 6y ago
I’ve used johntheripper for wordlists and hashcat for brute-forcing, but the ethos might have changed.
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by gen3 6y ago
I think the risk of that instance is low, since options are a legally enforceable contract. I think the brokerage has some liability to pay the contract then get the money from their client, but I don’t have my Series 7 so take me with a gr
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by gen3 6y ago
I tried to install KDE onto OpenBSD and was greeted with a wildly out of date install; while they might not have a DE specifically sponsored on their website, it’s self evident which DE is preferred by the people that maintain and use the O
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by gen3 6y ago
This seems like a natural progression to what’s been happening already. I’ve noticed the increase in self checkout lines (along with their size) over the last few years. I wonder if theft will be higher? An article was on here a few weeks a
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by gen3 6y ago
OpenBSD is the BSD that supports Gnome FreeBSD is the BSD that supports KDE or thats how it's been explained to me. So if you want Gnome you should try OpenBSD.
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by gen3 6y ago
I’m curious how much it would cost to get something taped out and produced at this node size (Per wafer) from SkyWater. I have seen the groups that do wafer sharing for a low volume runs, which seems like a good idea if you have a couple gr
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by gen3 6y ago
If it means anything, KDE allows you to click on a .deb and install it. I’ve had good luck with Kubuntu and ElementaryOS.
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by gen3 6y ago
Yes it was? “Today, DuckDuckGo combines data from more than 400 sources into its search results: Microsoft’s Bing is predominantly used to surface relevant pages, but Wikipedia, Apple Maps, TripAdvisor and DuckDuckGo’s own web crawler also
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by gen3 6y ago
The workflow to download photos is exactly the same on my Sony A6000 on iOS. You have the ability to send individual photos, or a group (like all the photos from a particular day). Moving them on the phone is nice because you can then open
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by gen3 6y ago
You don’t need to be rooted for basic searching. Back when I ran android I found an app that would alert when you connect to a tower not in the database. I think it was called AIMSICD but it’s been a while. I think you would need to deploy
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by gen3 6y ago
The inflation after 2008 was low, and we pumped in a ton of cash in then. I don’t know how everything will end up, but I don’t think massive inflation is guaranteed.
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by gen3 6y ago
We did this though. The small business loans are fully forgivable if the business uses it to pay employee salaries.
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by gen3 6y ago
It should be noted that AMD has SMT, which is pretty much the same thing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_(microarchitecture)
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by gen3 6y ago
I can see this helping in instances when you need to debug something, and don’t want to force anyone to download wireshark or tcpdump. Being able to grab all traffic for a specific port is pretty cool. Also, if your doing a pen test /
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by gen3 6y ago
That’s a good point. Having those numbers would be interesting, and hopefully help us employ better use of funding. Having an anonymous survey portion that you ripped off from the main test and is collected separately could be beneficial, I
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by gen3 6y ago
I can’t see how that makes anything more fair? Some people are just bad test takers. What good does it make to penalize them for studying and trying to do the best they can do? Someone with a learning difference would be at a disadvantage.
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by gen3 6y ago
In college I had to use labVIEW; a visual language normally used for automation. I found it significantly harder to work with compared to programming the robot in C. Part of it has to do with my familiarity of the language / learning w
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by gen3 6y ago
I would say it’s up to the viewer to decide what to take seriously. I wouldn’t listen to the flat earther for geographic information, but to better understand why they think that way. By better understanding their thought process, you have
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by gen3 6y ago
I wonder if this would make a good router? If I’m reading it right it has 4 1gig Ethernet and a WiFi card. If it’s cheap it might be worth it.
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I’m having a hard time making sense of this. He certainly isn’t without bias (no one is), but he has brought a wide variety of people on the show (Bernie Sanders, Andrew Yang, Ben Shapiro). I don’t follow him heavily, but from the interview

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