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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
The only place that I've ever seen this kind of honeypot regularly pick anything up is on college campuses.
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
Just because you'll have enough ipv6 addresses for every website doesn't mean you'll want to actually do that. It's a lot of extra hassle to set up dozens of IPv6 addresses when (e)sni can do the same job. Moreover, (e)s
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
There was an intranet portal available to all the staff and much of the day-to-day data was presented directly to the staff as they completed their work. However, only management was really "engaging" with the data, the staff them
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
When our company first began implementing employee tracking the goal was to help our staff understand their own performance, co-educate and to attempt to support a culture of experimenting with every aspect of our work. Our initial systems
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
Ah, I see, sorry for the confusion. I've always personally used terms like re-encode because the end product is still a digital encoding. I suppose a lot of people in the music world would prefer to call it bouncing. I think all these
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
Was it not possible to get the source modules themselves and actually record them at a higher bitrate?
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
That was my initial thought, too, because it would be very difficult to store the required power for a high torque shredder for that many years. Then I realized there must have been a big ass slot in the bottom of the frame, something no ar
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
Even the Famicom/NES had specialized hardware in many of its cartridges. Particularly you saw a number of sound expansions that existed as additional chips sitting on the cartridge.
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
Well, if you don't want to switch providers, you can just use Thunderbird or your client of choice to access your inbox with a UI that you can trust won't change drastically.
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
I think the biggest issue was the response from corporate. They specifically said "this is edgy" and "this is just our sense of humour". As a sales slogan "no doesn't necessarily mean no" isn't a joke
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
How crazy are we talking? What browser are you using?
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
Like many of you out there, I use an encrypted keychain to manage credentials, so remembering all of my passwords is no longer a problem. Unfortunately, those long, secure passwords I like to use are really annoying to read and type in situ
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Easy-Type Passwords: A boon to air-gapped credentials(rights.ninja)
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Demon Core – Possibly the most notorious subcritical mass of plutonium(en.wikipedia.org)
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I'm glad someone is going full Hari Seldon on this.
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And that type of project has its own set of fundamental problems to consider.
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by jeffalyanak 8y ago
I think that good researchers and engineers already ask themselves some form or subset of these questions but I'm perhaps somewhat morbidly curious about those who don't even consider the heart of what these questions beg at when