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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   > most of the rest of the world has had for a decade or more What specific system are you implying? In Slovenia, I can't make a bank transfer online when my bank is closed (at night). Money transfer between banks costs me 40 cents p
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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   Is bandwidth profiling not used? Can't an agency on the scale of FBI, provided they can control the website contents or at least see the access logs, determine from passive observing of end user connections, who downloaded the website?
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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   Offtopic, sharing a story: Our gymnasium pays for fortiguard so that they can block games on the web. This includes lichess.org etc. This is a country with non ascii latin letters in the alphabet, but despite this many domains were falsely
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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   As also mentioned in the article, the glitch could've affected the branching or comparison part of the code, so you may still be able to glitch a chip with the proposed solution.
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   A Pickle for the Knowing Ones, by Lord Timothy Dexter (1848)(gutenberg.org)

   3 points by jesprenj 4y ago|1 comments
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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   What would be an example of a piece of software shipping _with_ another piece of software where the relationship couldn't be described using "within"?
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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   Why is a separate notification proxy better than letting apps run in background and take care of their notifications? A simple poll() shouldn't waste much CPU, right? I think that is what my IMAP client and the mentioned conversations
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   by jesprenj 4y ago

   It isn't according to Gentoo Linux distribution.
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   Is NMAP 7.93 no longer free software (freedom 0)?(nmap.org)

   9 points by jesprenj 4y ago|8 comments
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Webdevs are aware of flaws in their browser so that they have to hack up a bunch of javascript in order to safely login instead of cooperating with the browser developers, which are their employees. On the other side chromium devs need to d
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Why even use -A? Isn't -J enough?
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    I assume it produces most headaches to the team behind the webapp, since crashes are probably not that common and it's relatively expensive to diagnose one. While clicking on ads in background does steal some revenue, developer time se
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    I can imagine an AdNauseam-like userscript that spams POST requests of fake crashes for every visited webpage (:
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    • Basic concepts of dynamic programming and precomputation. During lockdown I attended a course that prepared students for IOI. I couldn't focus/follow at home via web conferencing. One year after I attended some lectures from the
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    Barinsta: FOSS Android Instagram Client(f-droid.org)

    2 points by jesprenj 4y ago|0 comments
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    endless spaces are currently prominent in horror popular culture; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Backrooms http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3008
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    > lift off the ground is that phrase really used for space stations' modules?
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Actually my question was poorly stated. I meant to ask what the parent comment understood, but the grandparent comment understood my question in a different way - on the ASN.1 level and not on the crypto level, like issues with different pa
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    I'm a newbie regarding computers and mathematics, but would it be possible to construct an ASN.1 privkey structure that would be interpreted by different libraries as different privkeys? Could this be abused in any way? What implementa
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Unintended consequences of hosting thousands of websites on a few anycasted /24s and a TLS MiTM proxy.
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    When I was there, I saw that they played the tape at regular speed, not slower or faster. The drive's time counter was steadily increasing.
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    I was told they are capturing digital data. But I have no idea how, I was just trying to make sense of the error stream coming from the hacked drive. Next time I'll check if they use SPDIF or what. But the drive is a consumer-grade Son
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    I do not know Go. But what if there are so many high level abstractions in the Go language that it operates on streams directly?
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    403
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Of course, it's 95: http://upload.4a.si/d/logow.bmp
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Reading the quoted sentence really is weird (:
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Lol, perhaps I got it confused with the website https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_93 I have a disk dump on my server. This is worth checking.
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    relevant link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague ? clickable link from your post http://badcaps.net
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    Public science and art academy in my country recorded a lot of interviews on DAT digital tapes, which are now in the process if being digitised. The casette reader, however, does not report error metadata via any reasonable means, so it was
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    by jesprenj 4y ago

    You can fix that by wrapping the entire code in a function and calling it at the end.