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by jrwr 6y ago
If I'm dealing with ITAR Data, this is a show stopper, gotta be hosted in GCC-High or its not happening.
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by jrwr 6y ago
GCE does not allow one instance to have two nics on the same VPC
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by jrwr 6y ago
The old way was really just a image or iframe. It would update on the fly since it was just some perl code in a CGI-BIN writing to a text file
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by jrwr 6y ago
From the backend of it (I was on the team for it) Even with our "light" load, Matrix/Riot is a overbloated product overall. To handle the scale of Defcon would require hardware I don't think exists
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by jrwr 6y ago
win10 install nukes it sometimes as well. its a PITA
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by jrwr 6y ago
Hay! There is some power in being able to bang out a page with <h1>Hello <?php echo "World"; ?></h1>
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by jrwr 6y ago
Most hashes can be cracked with onlinehashcrack.com -- They are free if its under 8 characters and something like 5$ if its not. You can submit as many as you want and if they don't crack it. its free
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by jrwr 6y ago
I ran a exit relay outbound over a VPN Tunnel for its internet access, I was mostly just interested in what kind of traffic people are doing. (Its one of the downfalls of Tor, the Exit Nodes are prone to sniffing) and the sheer amount of po
69.
by jrwr 6y ago
When running Xorg/X11 they do still run, that protocol from the old days has not changed much, its the libs that the programs use are the moving target, but if you have a nice static compiled X11 App, it will still display!
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by jrwr 6y ago
Wow, per the block chart of how this works https://i.redd.it/po98dksksjx21.png It's using the 9P Filesystem to sync the two between systems... that's interesting.
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by jrwr 6y ago
Have you ever had to debug a "blackbox" before, Application code or hardware that you had really nothing to do with and had to figure out how in the hell it works? or worked with embedded devices or embedded radios? Would love to
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by jrwr 7y ago
but I like screen better :P
73.
by jrwr 7y ago
It does support a writable FUSE Mount.
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by jrwr 7y ago
its still why I love PHP, its super easy to hack together a website in under a hour does something stupid simple, and I'm not even talking about using any frameworks or libs, just pure PHP that does X simple thing and does it well
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by jrwr 7y ago
A lot of their books are 1 person checkout only and they do have exemptions from DMCA somewhat
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by jrwr 7y ago
Code review on a open source project.... Mind you they trusted a regex that looks pretty sane (A preg_replace might of been better)
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by jrwr 7y ago
Requires a POST that would hit CORS pretty hard
78.
by jrwr 7y ago
1) You have be be logged into the pi-hole 2) Requires the user to post into a MAC Address field While I agree this should be fixed. This is a pretty low issue
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by jrwr 7y ago
Interesting, They block the Wayback Machine's Scraper
80.
by jrwr 7y ago
I did the same thing.. Found the programmer :)
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by jrwr 7y ago
Confirmed, Its magic!
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by jrwr 7y ago
In my bog standard PHP I would do $thing = Get_thing_with_id( $id ); if(!empty($thing)){process($thing);}
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by jrwr 7y ago
I love page 117 "You’re going to need a longish runway. Worst case is if you only have blue, since you have, at best, accumulator braking and you’re coming in fast due to lack of flaps. Yellow is better since you have alternate braking
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by jrwr 7y ago
If VzM wants to contact someone at the archive team securely they can DM any of the @s on irc.efnet.org/#archiveteam or twitter DM myself (@JRWR) or Jason Scott (@textfiles)
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by jrwr 7y ago
Wow, Firefox handles it just fine, Chrome just flat out breaks, that's a interesting bug!
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Rock the Cash Box: Writing a Host Processor for a ATM(medium.com)
87 points by jrwr 7y ago|9 comments
87.
by jrwr 7y ago
DoH can use UDP, but most dont, Also most people's local DNS (Here in America) Provided by their ISP is pretty shit. In my experience working at a MSP, having a local DNS server is always best
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by jrwr 7y ago
What about just picking 10 random airline pilots from around the world to test it out a few times and get feedback?
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by jrwr 7y ago
Flat out here in the USA, My ISP Sells my DNS Traffic to third parties for money, On top of charging me for shitty internet. It happens more often then not since its easy to do and no one will notice that you are doing it.
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by jrwr 7y ago
I saw earlier in this thread of blaming Debian, but all I'm seeing is Ubuntu snafus

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