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OWASP Cheatsheet Series V.2
(github.com)
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manjana
8y ago
This happened to me as well, just a month ago. Also a Visa Debit user; I'm based in Europe however.
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manjana
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What's the benefit using k vs. c, cpp or java for the same? Does it run or compile faster? The article says you can do the same with cpp and some extra libraries, but I wouldn't immediately think cpp or java was easily beatable --
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manjana
8y ago
Mostly old news really..
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"How do you track their whereabouts and communication channels if everything is encrypted?" You need to consider what is also unecrypted which may be used. Given you have a username you can rather easily check whether that usernam
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8y ago
I have a Dell Inspiron 7000 which has a discrete GPU (GTX 1050Ti).. Once it runs, it runs very well, but being somewhat newer to Linux it was a big hassle which wasn't settled easily.
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Comprehensive Awk Guide
(grymoire.com)
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Advanced SCSS – Things you perhaps didn't know
(gist.github.com)
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ASCII Pronunciation Rules for Programmers
(blog.codinghorror.com)
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And then again.. This would be the ideal psy-op, especially this time with governmental shutdowns in the USA. What sources are truly reliable now a days, whomst has no agenda to advance and no agenda to push...
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National Toxicology Program: Mobile Equipment RF Radiation
(ntp.niehs.nih.gov)
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Nerdfonts: Iconic font aggregator, collection, and patcher
(nerdfonts.com)
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8y ago
That is really cool! I just recently started using i3wm but miss my some features from OpenBox, this seems like it has some features of both i3wm and OpenBox. But will it work well with dmenu/i3bar i wonder?
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All that is known about the RPi4 (Raspberry Pi 4)
(extremetech.com)
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English Suffixes: Here's what they mean
(learnthat.org)
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Vim Registers: The Basics and Beyond
(brianstorti.com)
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8y ago
Or just learn the very basics of the program: Ins to write Esc to enter command mode Shift+V while in cmd mode to select lines, d to cut or y to copy selected lines. p to paste. u in cmd mode to undo, ctrl+r to redo. :q! to quit and discard
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8y ago
My thoughts. I remember Autodesk made a resin print of the Eiffel Tower and some other object with plastic polymers catalyzed by light about 4 years ago, there is a video on Youtube of it somewhere.
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gruez, SS7MAP - it's a CLI app written in Erlang, you can find it on Github I think. At least it is useable :)
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People have lived happily alongside this vulnerability for decades.. There's also a pretty cool CLI application called SS7MAP for pentesting which is not quite that old (a year perhaps), I haven't gotten around to trying it yet..
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8y ago
Just stay away from raid 5/6 with Btrfs "The parity RAID code has multiple serious data-loss bugs in it. It should not be used for anything other than testing purposes" [1] [1] https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/in
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An Overview of Computer Science Concepts for Engineers
(blog.robertelder.org)
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manjana
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Why are these articles in HN feed? Feed used to be great but there have been a lot of irrelevant content for the last month it seems to me?
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That is true to some degree. That to which you are referring is metabolism. Metabolism however, is influenced to a large extent by enviroment and level of exercise. But correct that it might be genes was observed in the dutch population gen
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My thoughts as well.. Changes in genes very certainly are epigenetic to some degree.