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by gzer0 5y ago
https://github.com/ufuu/JDK10/blob/main/misc/DOCS/ACROBAT/DO... Might not be exactly what you are looking for, but I just added the original VM spec PDF going over the JVM architecture in
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by gzer0 5y ago
I came across this post [1] in which the author discovers an undocumented feature in the JVM. "Although the first stable release of Java used bytecode version 45.3, the JVM will actually accept classfiles with versions starting at 45.0
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Java JDK 1.0 (1996)(github.com)
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What? This makes no sense. The hacker group attacked resources considered "critical infrastructure"; this was closer to an act of war than any other cyber attack has come. The US Cyber Command responded swiftly. > "governm
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"So Sergey has pulled the inevitable exit scam, proving yet again, that there really is no honour amongst thieves. I sincerely hope that no companies had paid the Tsar’s ransom before Sergey headed off for his dacha in the Urals. Forki
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It is relatively easy to obfuscate the origin of your Bitcoin with multiple interpretations. The term to search for this is "CoinJoin" [1]. " CoinJoin requires multiple parties to jointly sign a digital smart contract to mix
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Sure, the tax bracket in 1913 might have been 1 million USD (not adjusted for inflation). The highest tax bracket was also paying 67 percent in 1917 and 77 percent in 1918 [1]. During WW2, the tax rate for the highest bracket jumped to a wh
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> In some places $400k can give 8 families this life. In others not even one. It depends. Can you name a place, anywhere in the world, where $400k/yr is not enough to survive for one family?
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Unless you are making more than $400,000, the new tax proposals would not affect you. What is your definition of "middle class"? Someone making $400k is most certainly in the top 1%. What tax changes have occurred so far in the pa
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Hi, please let me know how I can apply for the entitlement: com.apple.developer.avfoundation.multitasking-camera-access I see no documentation anywhere regarding this besides the Zoom forums. Thanks!
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This is exactly why it is so dangerous. Because of DDT’s chemical properties it has the tendency to accumulate in animals. As animals lower on the food chain are eaten by other animals higher up, DDT becomes concentrated in the fatty tissue
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by gzer0 6y ago
What's your setup like? I use VMWare workstation pro- I have Windows Enterprise 2019 LTSC N installed and snapshotted to a base VM. Any time I need to do anything, I will full clone the base; with a decent SSD it takes maybe 10 seconds
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by gzer0 6y ago
> Why are so many commenters just making false knee-jerk claims without paying attention to well established science? I can't find any of this "well established science". Kindly link a primary source.
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> Are you engaging in an ideological fight with someone who's not present here? Quit with the red herrings. It's fairly easy to comprehend what is being said here. "The velocity of temperature change has increased after
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You can send, receive and even buy Bitcoin with fiat with CashApp after you go through their KYC procedures within the app. [1] https://cash.app/bitcoin
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The Affordable Care Act laid the framework to allow for this to happen, under the “Sunshine Provisions” [1] https://www.commonwealthfund.org/blog/2014/affordable-care-a...
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Interesting! This seems futile at times, especially with the SolarWinds espionage that went undetected for so long. The question that comes to mind is: to what extent did Threat Actors have unfettered access to security bulletins? There is
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"According to the indictment, McAfee allegedly evaded his tax liability by directing his income to be paid into bank accounts and cryptocurrency exchange accounts in the names of nominees." John Mcafee was breaking US law and got
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This is statistically significant. The implications are massive. The authors are signalling it might be worthwhile to take a look at the exponential growth of these technologies. 72% is much better than: * random chance (50%) * human accu
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by gzer0 6y ago
This situation is quite different than that of Tesla and Elon Musk. 1. Mcafee was an individual that pumped the price and sold his position for realized gains. 2. Tesla is a publicly traded company, which made all of the regulatory and lega
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by gzer0 6y ago
Good points and summary. Adding on to that, the following was from the abstract about 2 sentences in. Seems like some users do enjoy jumping straight to the comments! * Political orientation was correctly classified in 72% of liberal–conser
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by gzer0 6y ago
Here's a screen capture of the warning sign for anyone that wants to read it: https://i.imgur.com/Qjiu8F0.png
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likewise, profiled.
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by gzer0 6y ago
Editing my response because OP has edited theirs- putting my original comment out of context.
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> Ordinarily, the law would be on Citibank's side here. Under New York law, someone who sends out an erroneous wire transfer—for example, sending a payment to the wrong account—is entitled to get the money back. > But the law ma
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by gzer0 6y ago
If you read literally the next few lines: > Citibank's procedures require that three people sign off on a transaction of this size. In this case, that was Raj, a colleague of his in India, and a senior Citibank official in Delaware
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Have you considered creating a wireguard tunnel to your home network?
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https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/bst_recenttren... > "These decisions involve risk" The Federal Reserve increased its balance sheet by about 6 trillion USD since March 2020. There is no risk w
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Fashions fade, style is eternal
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by gzer0 6y ago
I think the crux of the argument here is that we will not have a planet to live on anymore.

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