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Some licensing and status tidbits: - http://ec-lang.org/ and http://ecere.org/ point to each other - ec-lang says "designed in 2004", ecere says "founded in 1997", both point to https:&
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Nice. > Something but probably nothing dumps: > ... > 004074CB - function call with arg WNcry@2o17 Ah, he got one of those binaries. Almost every binary in the wild is using the above string as the default password.
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Hmmm. What would you recommend for the instance where someone's emailed hn@ycombinator.com and hasn't gotten a response? I suspect it's something I said, I'm just unsure exactly what . I asked about the posting and AP
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Okay, I'll ask the question: I stumbled on https://gist.github.com/nylki/1efbaa36635956d35bcc recently. This is rather random and chaotic; some parts are interesting, other parts not so much. How could I build a n
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Here are my thoughts and what I know (not affiliated, but actively looking for tons of cheap storage, so very interested in ACD) This is the public world record for high you can go with ACD if all the planets align: https://i.
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Interesting. What'd you find? :)
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Here's my problem. I'm not particularly prolific, so the number of ideas I have far outweighs my execution so far. This is mostly due to ADHD and other issues which I'm working on fixing, and while contextually relevant is no
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Sorry, I was in a bit of a rush when I made the above comment - you're right, I could have worded it a little more clearly. I don't have `ls` colorization enabled on this laptop, so I didn't immediately notice the binaries ne
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Something security-related to keep in mind (TL;DR at end): Directory state after initial unpack (becomes important in a minute): -rwxr-xr-x 1 i336 users 19K May 13 10:43 INTEL-SA-00075-Discovery-Tool -rw-r--r-- 1 i336 users 27K May 13
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Hi! One related question, and one offtopic question. Do you happen to have any idea what actually happened internally with this? I ask this coming from the standpoint of "ouch, another example of ignored paying customers". Obvious
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https://root.co.za/
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Very useful, I really liked that design. (If anything, I wish there had've been a little "notch" cut above the right edge, so that once you move the slider over and the top and bottom parts animate out the edges of the screen
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TIL. That's really cool. Now I'm wondering if there are any small fully-paravirtualized hypervisors and guests I can play with. I guess Linux's support for various forms of I/O acceleration is more or less it. I didn
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So you mean like... NTOSKRNL et al essentially retrofitted to run in a kind of userspace? Nice. I don't expect that kind of thing to ever leave a research environment though. It would mess with too many people's heads and give peo
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That's very true. Such attacks are predicated on an ignorant and/or lazy target demographic, I guess. Incidentally, when I copied the link out of Chrome (57) it pasted the punycode link even though it showed "apple.com"
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https://www.xn--80ak6aa92e.com
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> The title probably should include the word WannaCrypt since that's the motivation. Your comment was directly above https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14330193 when I saw this page. Screenshot: http:/
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That's refreshing to hear that whoever had the authority in that situation also had a brain. I wonder how tricky it would have been to set up a MAC- and plug-location-based VLAN to isolate those devices onto, with a very very careful
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I will admit I've just rapidly paged through that PDF, but it looks like I'm reading a Xen introductory paper. Xen is open source. I found some PV IO drivers at https://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Xen_Windows_GplPv whi
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So... the reason it's so trivial to locate Windows and Office, and the reason why KMSPico et exist... is so that the latest version of Windows - and updates - actually propagate, er, fully . Presumably so that Microsoft doesn't g
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Aaand now I'm even more depressed and kind of infuriated. I'm just looking for personal-use Internet, and I wanted to join all the cool people with their 1Gbps for $40/mo or whatever they have. I don't even need a guaran
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I agree with your sentiment, in the same way that people are described as stupid in here: https://www.ssa.gov/history/ssn/misused.html At the end of the day, UIs are unnatural interfaces. Skeumorphism only makes t
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Wow. It's so infuriating when there's nothing I can download though. :(
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I agree with your sentiment and am sad this got voted down. I wouldn't mind https://eev.ee/blog/2016/02/20/twitters-missing-manual for Snapchat.
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Nope, it was a Chromebook with the world's first 2560x1700 display AFAIK. Yeah.
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This is a rather empirical test, but it's the one that defines my view of smartphones at the moment. Walking up to a demo Pixel in a retail store and flipping the menu slider opens the menu without a single dropped frame. Walking up to
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-_- Wow :( This is insane. We're getting laser beams, and they're literally going to be worse than cable! I wonder if NBN Co would agree to do a FTTH setup if I covered the fiber and installation. Hmm. They might, but then I could
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Wow, this is great. Thanks for the link!
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Mmm, that's true. :/ If you have such requirements, I'm genuinely curious what they'd come back with (solution/$-wise) if you told them what you needed. (My current awareness of commercial internet is that you can c
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>> was the driving force behind a home-insulation scheme that was found to be the cause of 224 house fires. > House fires went down statistically. The absolute number of fires was higher because more homes were getting insulation,
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