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by lozaning 5y ago
Well I don't have any actual secret bunker blueprints or nuclear submarine specs or w/e. It was an extremely simple PoC where I gave them them an Eth txID and a link to a site like https://base64.guru/converter&#x2
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by lozaning 5y ago
Because the data is there _forever_ and there's not really anything they can do about it, which stands in stark contrast to how they're used to operating. There is no person they can throw in jail, no corporation that can be sued,
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by lozaning 5y ago
Tinder uses an ELO ranking system.
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by lozaning 5y ago
I freaked a bunch of FBI agents out a while back by Base64 encoding a photo of an FBI logo and writing that to the Eth chain. They have massive concerns around this regarding data exfiltration. The cost of removing the data, once written to
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by lozaning 5y ago
An atomic exchange fulfills this requirement, assuming your capable of auditing the code that runs the swap smart contract.
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by lozaning 5y ago
I worked on a project for a big Korean company that required me to work onsite with a team in Dusseldorf. I happened to be there over Easter weekend and the project was behind. I inquired as to when we would meet up to keep working, and the
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by lozaning 5y ago
And real boys, LOTF is Fiction.
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by lozaning 5y ago
At one point I know they also weren't case sensitive.
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by lozaning 5y ago
> Current projections are something like 3-4 months to get a single reward You cant project time to win without knowing how many plots a farmer has. You've gotta have 100+ TB plotted (prolly closer to 140actually) at this point to h
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by lozaning 5y ago
Yeah, I plot an a DL580 with 512GB. Other than not having to worry about write durability there's not much gained though. GB per GB my ram drive is faster, but i can plot in parallel on my NVME drive because it's considerably larg
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by lozaning 5y ago
http://wigle.net/ app collects cell tower locations, I bet with some clever searching of their dataset you could find these. Likely not in as real of time though.
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by lozaning 5y ago
Paying rideshare drivers to carry bruner android phones for wigle.net data collection is also a common tactic amongst the high ranking participants.
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by lozaning 5y ago
It's my understanding that it is illegal-ish, depending on the exact circumstance. https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/126/ofac_ransomware_a...
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by lozaning 5y ago
I see this happen when i use my Amex card with merchants that use square POS systems. The data comes through to me in the Cash App.
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by lozaning 5y ago
There's a lot of problems with WPS: https://www.cyberpunk.rs/brute-force-attack-against-wps-reav...
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by lozaning 5y ago
Its even getting hard to find digital signage that isn't connected at this point. IIRC all the samsung stuff moved to having little fleet management computers some time ago.
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by lozaning 5y ago
You didn't need to do any firmware fuckery to stalk people. If you wanted to stalk someone with an iphone, just 'give' them a Samsung Galaxy tag, if you want to stalk someone with a Samsung phone, 'give' them an air
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by lozaning 5y ago
A while back I got interested in sailing and paid for lessons on a Benetau 57. I was absolutely blown away by the ease with which one of these boats could be stolen. Granted anyone that has the time and money to actually learn how to sail t
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by lozaning 5y ago
Such is the story of the Mexican fisherman and the harvard MBA: An American investment banker was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the small boat were several large yel
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by lozaning 5y ago
Two things having very high priority means really, neither are. I've reminded many a manager of this in the past.
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by lozaning 5y ago
In the US, it's absolutely true as of May 2018. https://www.nhtsa.gov/equipment/driver-assistance-technologi...
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by lozaning 5y ago
This is a great idea until you get hit by a bus and now your private keys are gone and your family can no longer recover your estate(house and investments). Should a mechanism exist in your system wherein-by your family can reclaim ownershi
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by lozaning 5y ago
Yeah, I have a friend that spends hours a week planning this kind of stuff out. His hobby is putting together vacations from credit card points as cheaply as possible. TBH I think he actually enjoys the scheming part more than the actual tr
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by lozaning 5y ago
On average, the more money you have and the more complex your taxes the less likely you are to be audited. https://projects.propublica.org/graphics/eitc-audit
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by lozaning 5y ago
I would do truly terrible things for an updated xserve RAID (the most beautiful computing device ever made) that supported SATA or NVME drives. Right now I've got IDE to SATA adapters in mine, which leaves just enough space to also squ
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by lozaning 5y ago
The best manufactured spend used to just be buying money at face value and with free shipping from the US Mint. Too bad the mint got wise to that and now there's a premium + shipping.
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by lozaning 5y ago
Only have to work there a day before you can quite and start referring to yourself as ex-FAANG
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by lozaning 5y ago
I worked on the samsung version that also recently launched, the scale at which we could find things was staggering. Nothing in the world is really ever that far from a Samsung smartphone anymore.
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by lozaning 5y ago
The tram ride up to the top of Victoria Peak at night should be on every single persons bucket list.
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by lozaning 5y ago
Youtube channels like Gamer's Nexus are still out there doing this exact kinda thing. I'm still as fascinated by it now as I was back then.

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