kefka

16 ms·

91.
by kefka 9y ago
> EDIT: Your Tor automation solution seems pretty cool - do you use a VPN to authenticate things or are you relying on the privacy of your .onion names? Thank you. Nope, no VPN. I run 2 types of onionsites. One side is for services like
92.
by kefka 9y ago
Oh yeah, Bitcoin/Tor gateway is how they're doing it. But I'm not seeing any sort of botnet functionality at least in WanaCry. Or worse yet, I can see a daemon sitting around, snarfing juicy details and exfiltration. Along wi
93.
by kefka 9y ago
It doesn't matter that much, honestly. I only do root for administration tasks. Filesystem stuff, hardware, server config. All the goodies are in my homedir. Exfiltration is easy as that. Running bad binaries is easy as running under m
94.
by kefka 9y ago
"Welll, we have this there chalkboard that we write what we think your price is. And some intern draws lines on a graph to match what we think it is. Oh, proof? Nahh, we dont do that. Oh, logs? Nope, you'll just have to trust us
95.
by kefka 9y ago
Library Genesis: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/ Sci-Hub https://scihub.org/ Also helps if you work for a university that pays these rape-quality fees to access what should be public knowledge.
96.
by kefka 9y ago
I found an IPFS link to the paper. I'm no biochemist, that's for sure. But to answer your question, it seems that gheberlin is released when pressure is applied. When that hormone hits the brain, the brain interprets it to be &quo
97.
by kefka 9y ago
The claim is: 1. dissolved CO2 is in drink. Is drunk. 2. When liquid containing CO2 is in stomach, H2CO3 drops out of solution to CO2 and H2O. 3. The pressure on the stomach cells with CO2 cause them to release Ghrelin
98.
by kefka 9y ago
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWiFX7bmU365CJPAddsjho4vKVsexi3u8eBE7s...
99.
by kefka 9y ago
Oh no. The forced updates were the 'gift' for running Windows 10. Although I would say this is also certainly a part of it. I also have more than a few stories of people hiring me precisely due to a hijacked OS install of Win10, a
100.
by kefka 9y ago
And the reason why people were suggesting to turn off Windows Update was precisely because of malware payloads directly from Microsoft. "Do you want to upgrade to Windows 10? Press the hidden button to cancel, otherwise upgrade commenc
101.
by kefka 9y ago
I'm not giving any assessment of said patent. It appears to be bullshit from other commentors here. I am approaching this as, "You had better be rich, and prepared to throw 500K at lawyers to defend or attack a patent lawsuit. And
102.
by kefka 9y ago
It's only a bullshit patent if you have pockets deep enough to take them to court over a patent issue. And, the patent holder is considered "Right" until otherwise proved.
103.
by kefka 9y ago
Each one of those governments were dictatorships with communism as a name. If they were communist, then there would no political party, no "more equal" military apparatus, and egalitarian spread of goods. It would also be a democr
104.
by kefka 9y ago
Oh yes. BaaB - blackmail as a business.
105.
by kefka 9y ago
People really shouldn't forget this is what we're up against. For those that don't know, this is what Trump said (0). Given the rest of the Republican's resistance in stemming pollution, CO2, NOx's, plastics, and ot
106.
by kefka 9y ago
It I remember correctly, it's only a 32bit string on a rolling crypt thats protected by "Secrets"... And I'm reasonably sure that the algorithm is now published. It wouldn't be hard to get 3 or 4 button presses, and
107.
by kefka 9y ago
No. Not even that. A fingerprint just directly implies presence. And it doesn't even have to be intentional presence either. A handscan I could see being a login. Because your not going to easily lift that as a fingerprint partial.
108.
by kefka 9y ago
I also have my own facial recognition open sourced as well. https://gitlab.com/crankylinuxuser/uWho Runs on CPU only, realtime 1280x720 @ 15 fps. Is it creepy? Sure. But anyone can run it. I was looking at a rewrite to
109.
by kefka 9y ago
Ah, the doctor excuse. If I remember correctly, lawyers were the other reason to consider bankruptcy as the way we do criminals. Those 2 areas where people were declaring bankruptcy are licensed professions. Simply put it would be easy to p
110.
by kefka 9y ago
We already have more than enough places to house everyone in the USA. The quantity is already there. For every homeless person, we have 5-7 houses empty (various stats around, depending on number of homeless). http://www.bus
111.
by kefka 9y ago
You're right in specific areas. Medical is fucked. Primarily, because of complete opaqueness in everything, and heavy regulatory control over many parts. We could either use a whole lot of socialism here, or a whole lot of capitalism h
112.
by kefka 9y ago
Yep, great idea. "push down the prices". In other words, lowering compliance costs, regulatory costs, and in general any governmental barrier placed forth. This is called "Trickle Down Economics". This works for saving m
113.
by kefka 9y ago
> I think another point to be made is the OP is correct - most non-bank alternatives are horrible, but so much of modern society is inaccessible if you do not have a bank account or bank account analog. Indeed. And I'm still paying
114.
by kefka 9y ago
Ah, another silver-spoon apologist who has never seen or used these plans. No shit the act of depositing and withdrawing are different. But they still get their $3 cut for each of these. How about you go spend 3 packets of $200 on this and
115.
by kefka 9y ago
I suppose you're in the wrong income bracket to have considered services from them. Yes, they do charge fees at the register, regardless your link. When I went and deposited the $200 check from Wal-mart at a register, and $197 goes i
116.
by kefka 9y ago
You do realize you're talking to people who've never had to use these services, never made under $40K (except when living at home), and are many steps removed from ever having to go through this? Yeah. I have. I did the Green Dot.
117.
by kefka 9y ago
Yes indeed. Your comment was sarcastically perfectly succinct and to the point. And it left a mark on me as being the best way to get across this "magic math" stuff encroaching into computer science. It does appear to be a very po
118.
by kefka 9y ago
>I question this meme that deep learning has less mathematical elegance or interpretability than other machine learning model. It's simply not true. I know, right? Like, take this model I trained this morning. Here's the parame
119.
by kefka 9y ago
Sigh.. This could be somewhat repaired by making a beta-release, distributing to devs and testers. Once confirmed good, rename file and release via IPFS. The key here, is if multiple devs did this, the hashsum would prove the file being s
120.
by kefka 9y ago
That's my point. Anybody can shove in gigs of data, clean it up some, provide easily digestible samples, make a whole lot of parameters (or let the system decide), and scrape the data out. How is it working? What criteria does it work

More ›