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“Hacked”(chargen.one)
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Do Not Disturb: Tackling My Smartphone Addiction(chargen.one)
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Metasploit on OpenBSD(chargen.one)
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by iuguy 8y ago
I looked at this back in 2013. Here's some slides from a talk I did after spending 48 hours with them[1]. The BMC back then was by a company called ATEN, who make KVMs. The modern BMC is by ASPEED - I don't know if they're re
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by iuguy 8y ago
I was the target of the Nerf tank assault. I was winning until Dave picked up the tank and started aiming it at me ;) Talk video should be up next month for those interested, which goes into a bit more detail about the process taken to reve
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by iuguy 8y ago
It's not just US companies, although US companies are picking up more household names. For the best part of the past decade, UK firms have largely underperformed compared to their US counterparts. The pound is depressed due to the way
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by iuguy 8y ago
We've[1] had a few back and forths with people who were there. It's hard to say what the impact will be on DEFCON but the thing that was clear to us was that it's safety that's important. To that end I've written to
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by iuguy 8y ago
Strangely it wasn't so bad for me, I live in the UK. I wonder if EU rules are different? I have to say for all the people complaining but still staying with Amazon, there's a simple solution that will force their hand if enough pe
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by iuguy 8y ago
OpenWRT development was stale when Turris started. Don't forget the LEDE fork was born out of problems with OpenWRT development.
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by iuguy 8y ago
Probably more than anything else it was from when I bought my iPad. There was an explosion in apps after I bought it, and services came with it, along with subscriptions. The first thing I knew something was wrong was when my subscription t
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Running CP/M on the C64(virtuallyfun.com)
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by iuguy 8y ago
I try to use self-hosted over cloud-based services. The loss of control over data, privacy issues and just being burnt too many times means services are ephemeral to me at best. Some of the things I use heavily: * Nextcloud * Bookstack * Pr
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by iuguy 8y ago
Benjamin Mako Hill has some really interesting things to say about how AirBnB displaced couchsurfing[1]. We could've had a world where people can stay anywhere in the world for free. Instead we let a bunch of VC-funded bros convince us
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PoC||GTFO 18 [pdf](alchemistowl.org)
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by iuguy 8y ago
I've been wondering this myself. As a non-American, I'm absolutely appalled to see this going on. It feels like it's 1933, and the good Germans haven't yet come to terms with what's happening. I don't get to vo
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by iuguy 8y ago
From the parent: > By liberalism I do not mean socialism. I'm a lifelong Conservative voter. From his perspective, the Euro has failed. But then again, this guy supports the party that caused Brexit, has decimated our healthcare sys
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by iuguy 8y ago
It's more management than recovery, sadly. But I'm at the point where I'm getting on with living with it as best as I can.
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by iuguy 8y ago
Exactly. I build projects in my spare time to teach people how to solder. SOIC or QFN is just about doable for beginners, but having a full Unix computer that anyone can build in an afternoon would be pretty cool.
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by iuguy 8y ago
A few days ago last year, my heart imploded. We still don't know what caused it. We don't know if it'll come back (I've had a shitty couple of months recently with the same symptoms but they went away at the end of last
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by iuguy 8y ago
I have this running on a Fubarino. It's nice to fiddle with but not quite useful to be serious. I have an ethernet module that at some point I need to hook up to it. What I really want is a DIP version of the PIC32 with enough RAM and
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by iuguy 8y ago
They implemented Google Talk, which was fantastic and opened it up to the world with XMPP support, again, fantastic. Implemented Jabber federation which again was great. One of Google's stated goals was interoperability[1]. Because of
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by iuguy 8y ago
Lets look at technologies Google has captured then adversely affected either the adoption or implementation thereof. * Google Reader and RSS * Google Talk and Jabber * Gmail and self-hosted mail (not exclusively Google, but one of the big m
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by iuguy 8y ago
Build things for which there's actual demand and real hard problems are being solved and they won't need it. Build Uber for X and rightly it'll fail without VC money.
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by iuguy 8y ago
If you enjoyed this review, Adam Curtis' "All watched over by machines of loving grace" documentary series[1] is an absolutely beautiful watch. [1] - https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/all-watched-over-by-machine
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by iuguy 8y ago
It's very clear there's several ways they could 'improve' it: * Replacing Chromium with Edge to improve integration with Windows 10. * Introducing .NET runtime integration * SharePoint and O365 integration which with the
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by iuguy 8y ago
I'm not sure I follow. I linked to a video of an RTS game from 1984. Stonkers (AFAICT) invented the RTS. It didn't have RTS elements. It was an RTS, similar to Dune 2 and the others to follow. Most of the successful games that cop
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by iuguy 8y ago
You can go back further, the original Herzog on MSX had RTS elements, and 1984's Stonkers[1][2] for the ZX Spectrum was the first commercially published RTS (AFAICT). Whether it's sales constitute mass market success is a differen
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by iuguy 8y ago
One of the easiest ways to find bugs is to look at CVE releases in software and identify similar software. For example, if there's a bug in libfoo's ASN.1 structure parsing, then chances are that any implementation of the same str
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by iuguy 8y ago
I get where you're coming from, but if a company decides that they'd rather fuck me around than comply with GDPR properly, I'm not interested in their service.
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by iuguy 8y ago
> Because of that I made many choices to never even start using services like Facebook or carry a cell phone with me. Yet services like Facebook will have a shadow profile for you from data built up through abusing access to other people

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