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hathym
6y ago
> If only iptables would allow to filter by the executable path iptables can filter based on the uid ( -m owner --uid-owner {USERNAME}) then, you have to to create a dummy user and launch your executable as that user (su, runuser, ...)
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6y ago
and few years later they will re-discover the Home keyboard key.
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6y ago
It's google edge by the way.
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6y ago
Why is this a big deal since you can exploit the vulnerability only when you are connected to the local network? (I've seen some of these exploits used to replace the installed firmware with openwrt)
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6y ago
France also released the source code of its StopCovid19 app[1] [1] https://gitlab.inria.fr/stopcovid19
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6y ago
having an infinite loop reading the file and calculating its sha checksum every 1s is not ideal. I'd suggest using the OS premitives to get notifications when the file is touched (inotify on linux and ReadDirectoryChangesW on windows
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6y ago
> could one day be useful in advanced electronics We're still waiting for graphene.
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6y ago
if you are working with vscode, I highly recommand debugpy[1] or ptvsd[2] [1] https://github.com/microsoft/debugpy [2] https://github.com/microsoft/ptvsd
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6y ago
Aliens wouldn't beleive this
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6y ago
tried the online version [1] this simple request does not seem to work for me: SELECT * FROM lineitem where l_discount < 1 any reason why? [1] https://duckdbdemo.project.cwi.nl/select.html
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6y ago
it's worth looking at python's own configparser[1] before rolling your own. [1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/configparser.html
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7y ago
Seems like they have another jeffery. then their database raised an exception: cannot create unique index, duplicate keys found. it's easier to discard the applicant than fixing their db schema.
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7y ago
Curve flattened.. Vertically.
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7y ago
this one works with no battery https://www.amazon.com/Endi-ENDi-E-Ink-NFC-Display/dp/B07JMT...
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7y ago
how are you going to buy your 9999.99$ can of tuna?
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7y ago
This one is funny https://youtu.be/lod_LUp3ggc
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7y ago
Sounds like corporate bs to me
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7y ago
practice.
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7y ago
Bribery or (MCAS and Bribery)
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7y ago
here I am procrastinating by reading about procrastination instead of working on my dream project...
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7y ago
what do you expect when compiling js with js to js?
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7y ago
wow, 900MHZ CPU and 32MB was my first PC I bought more than 20 years ago for more than 1000$
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7y ago
if programmer.have_time() and programmer.very_well_paid(): implement_things_users_care_about()
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7y ago
it a very good idea.. for advertisers. because likes are a thing of the past, now we will display ads and collect facial expressions and emotions in real time :D
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7y ago
I really don't have time to read, I would love if authors could provide bullet points version of their books with things to do and skip all the fluff.
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7y ago
What about a vm inside another vm?
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7y ago
Remind me of this https://empwaynek.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/draw-an-owl.pn...
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7y ago
I have an infinite boot loop when trying talos.iso in virtualbox. can you share the recommanded settings to test this OS in a virtualized environment?
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7y ago
having a headphone jack does not mean you won't have Bluetooth
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Google signs a check for a billion euros to the French tax authorities
(translate.google.com)
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