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by kuroguro 6y ago
> Nevertheless, we feel obliged to point out in terms of quality assurance that a DIN 4271 manhole cover may not be installed on a roadway, as shown in the game. It's German humor, it's no laughing matter.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Would that setup punch trough the nat tho?
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by kuroguro 6y ago
A bit off topic but my ISP is a big fan of MikroTik routers. IIRC MikroTik had 1 or 2 0-days a few years back that let you get root. Sure enough my ISP decided to leave their http and WinBox (config tool) ports open to everyone downstream -
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FireEye, one of the largest security firms, discloses security breach(zdnet.com)
3 points by kuroguro 6y ago|1 comments
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Grandfather once talked a commercial pilot into giving him a hike while traveling the USSR. Just walked on the airport field and asked while everyone else was boarding, no bribe needed lol. Got to sit in an extra crew seat. Was also around
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by kuroguro 6y ago
It's basically pre-compiled instructions that you would insert, say, as data in a buffer overflow scenario. Then the program with the vuln would execute it.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Yes! More Twitter features! /s
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Paywall bypass https://archive.is/bbzan
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Indeed. But an elaborate pun about executing "dump" commands seems more likely :)
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Ohh... Thought it was about death.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Hmm... honest question, do blind people learn the shapes of letters? Surely even if blind from birth they'd at least want to touch embossed prints to feel the shape of characters? On the other hand I suppose there's not much of a
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Had the opposite experience - was running a wordpress site and picked up a lesser known anti-spam plugin. AFAIK the only thing it did was run a tiny bit of obfuscated js to fill an invisible field. Never had a single spam comment again for
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Comma I could forgive - it's positioned more like a toy for developers than an actual full featured product. But yeah, agree on the other points.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Haha. Can't tell if it's supposed to be sarcasm or not, but AFAIK it's the process of measurement that causes the collapse, not a consciousness.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Oddly I'd trust Google more with a self-driving car than say Uber or Tesla. Kind of glad they're making progress and expanding. The industry as a whole seems reckless to me tho.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
I wonder if they'll allow restoring accounts that were banned for crypto trading. They were pretty hard against it in the beginning IIRC.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Yep, adding random invites by email to the document in hopes someone reads it. Spam over google drive instead of email basically.
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The High Privacy Cost of a “Free” Website(themarkup.org)
1 points by kuroguro 6y ago|0 comments
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Went to look up the issue - the dev's response seems reasonable to me. https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues/4965 The only difference between qbit's pause and uTorrent's stop is the
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Was using that for a very long time as it's the last version without ads. Unfortunately there were multiple vulnerabilities disclosed in 2018 and some private trackers started blacklisting it (workarounds for the vulns were discussed b
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by kuroguro 6y ago
qbittorrent, hands down :) Open source, cross platform and relatively small footprint (native), uTorrent-like UI. I believe it uses libtorrent under the hood, so this might be integrated soon.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Was down from Latvia too, up now.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
It's definitely harder to track as wallets don't have your name written on them. With good practices you can keep anon if you'd wish. Hard to do for non tech-savvy users I assume.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/378/
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by kuroguro 6y ago
But.. why? It's a great piece of engineering and it looks cool! I couldn't have cared less if it was used by the military when I was a kid and I sure don't care now. I honestly don't understand what's the point of t
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Ohh, thank you! Didn't realize that was the case.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
"Try it out" live demo loads forever for me. Possibly overwhelmed by requests? _edit_ I wonder how they handle different distros having different versions of tools (say netcat has at least 3 popular versions with different flags)
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Most can be picked easily.
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by kuroguro 6y ago
Aww, US only.

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