guardiangod

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by guardiangod 2y ago
I've been reading his drivels (in a good way) since the 90s. God speed "Mad" Mike Magee. Supposingly he was friend with the current CEO of Intel, Pat Gelsinger. In the 90s during a meeting with Intel staff, Magee asked a very
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Most RFID card systems in the world uses MIFARE Classic due to its cost and long history. MIFARE (not just the Classic family) have a UID (32 bits) and x blocks of encrypted data (12 for Classic). Each block is protected by a A key and a B
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Eric Schmidt Walks Back Claim Google Is Behind on AI Because of Remote Work(msn.com)
19 points by guardiangod 2y ago|8 comments
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by guardiangod 2y ago
It seems that 2 issues are conflated together- 1. The badge manufacturing issue and subsequent non-payment due to contract dispute. 2. The firmware author (not hired by the manufacturer) put in unauthorized 'easter egg' code that
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by guardiangod 2y ago
>low-level exploitation is rarely needed in cybersecurity Sadly that's true. I am transferring from a low level pentester to web app security engineer. That's where all the jobs are. People don't really care how much you k
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Done forget to have a secondary identifier to further divide the seat. I recommend using a short to represent the 65536 possible slices a seat can split. Then on the ticket, there would be an extension section that tells you the alias of th
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Target tried to enter the Canadian market and lost $5.4 billion. Yes it's not a grocer but the idea is similar: Canada is a hard country for foreign companies to enter. The countries is filled with failed foreign entrances: cellular, g
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by guardiangod 2y ago
It's not tragedy of the commons for the simple reason that it is the creators of the project that're issuing the CVEs. If anything, it was the prior situation that was the real tragedy of the commons- the freeloaders were not cont
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by guardiangod 2y ago
That's what the article is arguing though. That a certain individual is 'killing' (not killed yet) Google Search. A different title would be misleading.
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Exactly. Can you imagine swapping the name from Mozilla to Google, and donors to advertisers? People would call bloody murder on Google. Google is too big and is a corporation? What if this happened to Google back in 2001? Would people stil
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I mean, it's one banana. What could it cost? 10 dollars?
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by guardiangod 3y ago
All those firewalls with Application Control IPS (Checkpoint, Palo Alto Network, Fortinet etc.) can already block OpenVPN connections, so this is no surprise that you can fingerprint them.
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I don’t understand the motivation behind Boeing ordering the hit. The guy already let out all the dirty laundry and nothing he said can further damage Boeings reputation. So why do it? I’d think it’s one of Boeings stockholders who had a ju
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by guardiangod 3y ago
The native nation, Squamish Nation, used to own the entire parcel of land immediately north of the 10 acres land mentioned in this article as a reservation granted by the former-colonial government (a native village stood in Vancouver downt
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Has any one in this thread actually evaluated all ~320 CVEs since Feb 20? Because I have. And I literally just finished writing a filter script for MITRE's cve.org API output. 1. Most of the new CVEs have potential security concerns. A
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>including door specialists, who we believed would have relevant information. Yes, by telling the NTSB to ask the door specialists "which of you installed the door", instead of having proper documentation on who did exactly wha
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>A Boeing spokesman disputed Homendy's account in an emailed statement to NPR. "Since the first moments following the Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 accident, we have worked proactively and transparently to fully support the NTSB&
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Toyota NA CEO: Better to buy EV credits than 'waste' EV investment(autonews.com)
1 points by guardiangod 3y ago|0 comments
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by guardiangod 3y ago
20k renminbi. Converts to $2780.
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NASA Inspector General: Mars Sample Return Mission in Big Trouble(behindtheblack.com)
2 points by guardiangod 3y ago|0 comments
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I just want to give a shoutout to BC's Civil Resolution Tribunal. They take their job seriously, and make it as easy as possible for plaintiff to submit a complaint. I once had the misfortune of generating a batch of defective enterpri
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Hong Kong has many of such sites. I remember when I was 7-ish years old, my father took me to an island to look for the grave of my great grandfather, who fled to HK during China's civil war. We trotted the mountains thru the tall hill
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I really don't need to hear this on a Friday....
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by guardiangod 3y ago
>[evidences] indicate that the four bolts that prevent upward movement of the MED plug were missing before the MED plug moved upward off the stop pads. Ok >Photos from the interior repair that show the lack of bolts Huh. Well that&#x2
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I have the exact opposite impression. I don't know why the board hasn't fired him yet. He was brought in to change the company culture. It's been 4 years and this happen. 4 years is a long time, and this failure shows that he
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Go is only needed to build the test suite. /I asked the same question and got this from the dev.
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Adobe would like to thank the following for reporting these issues(helpx.adobe.com)
1 points by guardiangod 3y ago|0 comments
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by guardiangod 3y ago
Surprised that the article doesn't mention between summer and winter gasoline blend ( https://living.acg.aaa.com/auto/what-to-know-about-gasoline-... ) and the difference in milage.
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What is going on with Mars sample return mission(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)
3 points by guardiangod 3y ago|0 comments
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by guardiangod 3y ago
I thought the activists are against this because 'Google is building a company town!' Shouldn't they be happy that Google has ended the deal? Now no one gets to live in houses.

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