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by kdbg 8y ago
Yes it does work with APKs. Well, it should. It kept having issues with the only APK I had on hand, but when I just pulled some DEX files out and loaded them it handled them just fine (including decompilation)
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by kdbg 8y ago
Just to kinda follow up, this is exactly what Brave has added. It has a grayed out message and a link to learn more about what happens to unclaimed funds: http://se.ri0.us/2018-12-23-170628027-eb454.png
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by kdbg 8y ago
As an outsider I agree, and I think that would have headed off a lot of the complaints. That said, I did ask the few people I know that have been using BAT. All three of them knew that there was a chance their tip wouldn't be received
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by kdbg 8y ago
http://se.ri0.us/2018-12-22-184516548-9adee.png It has a pretty obvious mark under the name if they are verified.
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by kdbg 8y ago
You could do something like that with an InReach device and it's satellite messaging functionality. Have a script (or person) expecte hourly preset message from you (it can send emails, sms, and even Facebook or Twitter messages) You c
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by kdbg 8y ago
I recommend the head first books pretty frequently. Never alone though, I've found them to be somewhat divisive. Some people learn well with that more casual writing style, some find it very annoying. So while I recommend people try th
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by kdbg 8y ago
I believe graduating from X doesn't mean they are no longer going to be under Alphabet rather that they've graduated from being a moonshot project under X.company to being their own thing, still under Google/Alphabet and all
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by kdbg 8y ago
You're not wrong at all. Having access to code is far more efficient. My favorite type of assessment to get is when I get a test env and code access. It is uncommon though, a lot of companies are protective of their source code and don
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by kdbg 8y ago
As a religious person reading Orson Scott Card's Xenocide (Part of the Enders game universe, but not at all like Enders Game) really impacted me. In it you have a father who is a religious leader and transitions out of the religion to
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by kdbg 8y ago
For whatever its worth, I do security assessment (pentesting and the like). Checking logs for sensitive data is a routine test when given access atleast. Being given that access is disappointingly not routine though.
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by kdbg 9y ago
You might want to try replying to the person making that argument. I was simply stating what I believe the poster was saying
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by kdbg 9y ago
I think they are making the argument that just as banning drugs doesnt prevent kids from accessing then banning guns wouldnt prevent access to guns.
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by kdbg 9y ago
And for comparison, I live in one of the less competitive markets (Saskatchewan [SK]) Currently paying $90CAD for 25mbps down 2mbps up which is the fastest available plan from the only ISP with unlimited data Ignoring satellite options ther
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by kdbg 9y ago
In one of the MGSV trailers there was a scene with Big Boss and Miller on horse back overlooking a canyon. That was the first time I ever mistook a video game scene for actual video. I mean, on closer inspection sure you can tell its not vi
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by kdbg 9y ago
I get that sentiment but Ive personally experienced both sides with two hobbies turned career. First was as a magician, I loved it as a hobby but as a profession is sucked the fun right out of it. Then I started working dping security asses
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by kdbg 9y ago
I wasn't right in downtown Boston but a bit north, I often parked between a few different Walmarts in the area or at the office park the company I worked for had their office in. Though I guess I phrased that a bit poorly, I spent Dec-
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by kdbg 9y ago
Shit: rest areas, walmarts, starbucks, cathole in the bush, or a porta-potty in the van. Shave: Grow a beard, truck stop restrooms in the morning, you'll blend right in with the truckers doing the same. Shampoo: In the city swimming po
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by kdbg 9y ago
Yes, of course. The idea of certificate transparency logs is to be able to audit all of the certificates issued by a CA to detect mistakenly or maliciously issued certificates. You can go ahead and search the logs yourself through google.
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by kdbg 9y ago
I take it you can't expand on that a bit?
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by kdbg 9y ago
Another thing is that it is quite stupidly routed in some areas with real trails. As a reasonably experienced long distance hiker, and being from Canada when I heard about the trail nearing completion my first though was, can I through hike
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by kdbg 9y ago
I kinda do. Not is a professional sense but with teens/preteens mostly. Some years ago I was linled to a chat described as filled with skiddies (I do vuln research and dev). What i found was some lids who had taught themselves Visual B
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by kdbg 9y ago
Your edit is right panel.dreamhost.com doesnt resolve. But when it loads it does have the ability to specify nameservers.
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by kdbg 9y ago
I dont think DH is really all that small. Comlared to aws and stuff maybe but I think they have pretty significant infrastructure. What Dns providers are you thinking of? My guess would be something like cloudflare would be a good choice. T
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by kdbg 9y ago
Why? A ddos could be launched against any provider. I dont see this as a dh specific issue to move over.
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by kdbg 9y ago
I'm not a golfer, I played a bit as a youth so I'm familiar with the basics but that is all. I'm curious how they'd toughen the course just for the tour event? Was it things like changing the size/position of hazard
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by kdbg 9y ago
Low to mid 100k is very realistic in my experience. A lot more can be made with the right skills.
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by kdbg 9y ago
> It is bizarre watching other tourists around, how they navigate from spot to spot to get a picture in some of the most famous places on earth without ever stopping to absorb where they were, they never bothered to understand the histor
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by kdbg 9y ago
Can you do that with Windows? I also imagine you'd want ram. The public access machines I manage are not exactly powerful.
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by kdbg 9y ago
I dont think you can fault MIT here. The first MIT CS degree was awarded in 1975 the same year that saw the first female MIT CS degree awarded. https://www.eecs.mit.edu/about-us/mit-eecs-department-facts
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by kdbg 9y ago
Similar to this there is a program I use called Faronics DeepFreeze. It allows you to freeze a drive (the OS drive is what I use it for). The difference is that it allows writes but any modifications are removed on reboot. I use it to lock

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