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by jaclaz 4y ago
Kids today: https://tinyapps.org/blog/200702250700_why_in_my_day.html
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by jaclaz 4y ago
To be fair that Powerbook (I had a 160 a few years before and it costed a lot) didn't cost you (or your family) the equivalent of 200 or 300 US dollars, it was more like 2,000 (at the time, so something like 4,000 dollars today): http
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by jaclaz 4y ago
I think you had a little slip of the fingers, you mean anti-phishing, phishing in itself is already automated enough ;). I don't want to seem (more than what I actually am) an old, grumpy, bastard and I actually like your idea, it seem
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by jaclaz 4y ago
OK, so it is the second, in theory all emails should be sent to be analyzed and only those that the software finds suspect will be further checked by "the analyst". I suspect - but I have no idea of the amount/volumes involve
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by jaclaz 4y ago
I don't know, I am not a gun owner, let alone an expert, but "old" guns (like the Colt .45/M1911) had AFAIK both a thumb and a grip safety[0], and (say) Beretta 92's had a thumb safety and in order to arm the hammer
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by jaclaz 4y ago
SOC = Security Operation Center ? I still do not fully understand, either "the user" in your diagram is only theoretical, and it is actually the same person as "the analyst", if so it starts making sense, though the e-ma
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by jaclaz 4y ago
>In that case not having the switch at all is probably slightly better, at least it's not lying to you. In theory, yes, in practice if the result is still shooting one's foot accidentally (or worse) there is no difference.
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Excuse me, but I don't understand what the actual usage can be (in real world/by final users). Or is it intended as a tool for security analists only?
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Yep, but it is not like the text is memorable[0]: "TEST - This is a TEST of the Emergency Alert System. No action is required." [0] https://www.cbsnews.com/atlanta/news/florida-apologizes-for-...
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by jaclaz 4y ago
If you can afford it, probably the SONY VPL-GTZ380.
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by jaclaz 4y ago
A few years ago some researchers recreated (from fragments) one of Leonardo fingerprints and found some traits that are more common in populations of the middle east and thus claimed that the mother could have been a slave of levantine (ara
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Actually I think that professor Vecce thought something like "If Dan Brown can do it, why cannot I do it, at least I am a history professor". The book is seemingly a huge (500 + pages) story that is defined (at least in Italy) as
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Only a few days ago I learned (please pardon my ignorance) that it is legal (and actually seemingly quite common) to have handguns without a safety (I believed that safety in guns was something that - besides common sense - was legally mand
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by jaclaz 4y ago
JFYI, nowadays (if you have enough RAM) we have a good driver that can load Windows both as a Ramdisk and as Filedisk (using a VHD or RAW image) booting via grub4dos or grub4EFI, SVBUS: http://reboot.pro/index.php?showtopic=
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by jaclaz 4y ago
There are even more "strange" cases, JFYI: https://msfn.org/board/topic/131103-win_nt~bt-can-be-omitted...
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Another lesser known fact: The volume id string (what you get with mountvol) is - at least up to Windows 10[1] a UUID version 1 according to RFC 4122, i.e. time and node based: https://www.famkruithof.net/guid-uuid-make.html
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Related thread (yesterday): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35638740
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by jaclaz 4y ago
That kontakt 60 is not good (it is one of those that leave the protective layer). I found some reference on how it is recommended to use the Kontakt WL to clean the residues of the Kontakt 60: http://www.kontaktchemie.com/ko
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Yes, that one is (from its specs sheet) only a mix of (volatile) solvents, it should not leave any residues after evaporation.
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Usually the "forbidden territory" about PSU's is only about the fact that they are (were) connected to mains, if you give the PSU the time to let the capacitors discharge (a few minutes in the worst cases) they are perfectly
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35642772
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Yes, thanks, really a fun read. I liked the reported reasoning about file J-15 (Chinese_SourceIP_HEX.txt): > It contains, according to Mr. Zeidman, only IP addresses and numbers ranking the addresses from high to low. He notes
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Sorry, I probably mixed up the description, seemingly he was removed from the advisory board of the institute, where he already was: >He was removed from the advisory board of the prestigious Roosevelt Institute, which manages the Frankl
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Reading the court paper that someone else (wildrhythms) linked to (thanks): http://citoyens.soquij.qc.ca/php/decision.php?ID=8DC675577FC... it is trivial (at least from outside Canada) to find via Google the actual pos
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by jaclaz 4y ago
It's good to see how opinions can be different. I see it as a vague babbling with lots of wishful thinking leading to nowhere but to a (hypothetical?) "talent cloud" which I couldn't find any meaningful definition/d
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by jaclaz 4y ago
Yep, I expected a link to a TikTok or Youtube video with the officers singing and dancing ...
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by jaclaz 4y ago
It is a common way to measure battery charge through a hydrometer in automobiles batteries (not the sealed type): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrometer >Battery hydrometer The state of charge of a lead-acid batte
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by jaclaz 4y ago
>what’s the opposite of anachronistic? Newfangled?
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by jaclaz 4y ago
But (usually) the hard shoulder (emergency lane) is narrower than normal lanes. Typically (here in Italy) the normal lanes are 3.25 to 3.75 meters wide while the emergency lane is 2.50 to 3.00 (it depends on the period the highway was built
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by jaclaz 4y ago
>Don't know of any other country that doesn't use shoes. Not only "shoes", they usually need to be conformant to local safety norms (EN ISO 20345 in Eu) that include a "hard point" (resistant to 200 joule or

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