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ivank
12y ago
I think you meant to link to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB2N8aqwtxc
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Exploiting the Futex Bug and uncovering Towelroot
(tinyhack.com)
1 points
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12y ago
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Breaking Spotify DRM with PANDA
(moyix.blogspot.com)
278 points
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ivank
12y ago
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ivank
12y ago
Typing text at the end of a 1000-line file seems to be laggier with the React-based editor enabled.
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Emscripten's JavaScript libc
(github.com)
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ivank
12y ago
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Xsecurelock: X11 screen lock utility with security in mind
(github.com)
1 points
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12y ago
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ivank
12y ago
FWIW, Google Cache can serve you HTML for these Dynamic Views blogs; just prefix the URL with https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache : e.g. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache
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ivank
12y ago
If someone just predicted 30% every day, you'd notice the lack of samples for any other predicted probability, and no one would judge such a discontinuous calibration graph as well-calibrated. Calibration graphs can still be gamed - yo
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The Secret to Getting Top-Secret Secrets
(medium.com)
4 points
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12y ago
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Writing In The 21st Century: A Conversation with Steven Pinker
(edge.org)
6 points
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12y ago
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ivank
12y ago
YouTube responds with a 402 whenever they show a CAPTCHA.
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ivank
12y ago
Google's users don't see the paywall, so why would Google care?
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ivank
12y ago
People sometimes make copies of things they find interesting, but those copies are rarely accessible to the public. It can be pretty hard to get your hands on something after it disappears from the web. For example, forums.truecrypt.org w
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ivank
12y ago
http://truecrypt.org/ redirects there, too.
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ivank
12y ago
You need mandatory ACKs in both directions if you want to implement a reliable stream over HTTP requests. Otherwise, data can get lost in several scenarios, including: server responds to a long-poll request, connection breaks before client
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ivank
12y ago
The deleted comment with a lot of replies was: > I go to IT/comp-sci conferences and often meet people who don't drink, ever. These people won't have a single glass of wine or beer. I had to ask myself why. If someone told
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Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthiness of others
(plus.google.com)
164 points
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12y ago
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Apple Sued Over Vanishing Texts After iPhones Swapped Out
(bloomberg.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
1) I don't have enough CPU and memory to run everyone's JavaScript in hundreds of tabs 2) JavaScript is an additional vector for exploits 3) Wayback Machine can't archive and render most JavaScript-only content 4) Most search
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ivank
12y ago
It's nice that mkdown.com doesn't require JavaScript
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ivank
12y ago
https://archive.org/about/dmca.php - it looks like the exemptions applied to everyone, for 3 years at least.
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ivank
12y ago
It's not driving me crazy because I'm using AutoPager to load the continuation pages before they expire.
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ivank
12y ago
I have used http://criu.org/ on Ubuntu 14.04 to checkpoint and restore a Java process running a Clojure nREPL server. It took 480 ms to checkpoint a 128MB process and 213 ms to restore on a 2.4ghz E5645.
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ivank
12y ago
Without the punishing JavaScript: https://archive.today/5hO3F
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ivank
12y ago
Zoom into Beijing in Google Maps; switch between the default and satellite view and you'll see that they don't line up. https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/maps/ambcCIPTQi... says that the
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ivank
12y ago
The /proc/... command mentioned above uses the old binary to attach to the old session, though.
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FreeBSD TCP reassembly vulnerability
(freebsd.org)
3 points
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ivank
13y ago
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ivank
13y ago
An encyclopedia of odors. Like the perfume scent strips in magazines, but for everything.
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ivank
13y ago
Reidentification algorithms could still be used to identify students; see http://33bits.org/tag/de-anonymization/
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ivank
13y ago
https://www.youtube.com/user/ThreadbareInc/videos is doing a detailed Let's Play of Deus Ex
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