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91.
by mistaken 11y ago
Perhaps he was using ettercap: http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=security/ettercapfilter
92.
by mistaken 11y ago
Yes, that was my first impression guessing from the title. All I'm saying is that the title should be a rough approximation of the article so that the reader can have some vague idea of the contents.
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by mistaken 11y ago
I didn't say it was related.
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by mistaken 11y ago
Sure, no problem with that. I just don't understand why we can't call e.g. a buffer overflow in software X a buffer overflow in software X instead of "Adventures in Memoryland!!! The bug, that 0wnzors your boxorz!!".
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by mistaken 11y ago
I wouldn't have guessed that from the title. What I got was something security related to MariaDB. And that's because I got used to the funny gifs and the `hacking is cool` mentality of the security industry...
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by mistaken 11y ago
Also a single layer is not enough to approximate functions in higher dimensions.
97.
by mistaken 11y ago
Yep, based on the name she's Hungarian. Also proof-reading is hard, because most of the time you cannot see your own mistakes.
98.
by mistaken 11y ago
You can't know for sure who looks at your resume. There could be obnoxious people at even the best of companies. Maybe if everyone stopped improving their CVs the problem would go away, but that's hard to do when you're livin
99.
by mistaken 11y ago
+1 If something is wrong it is better to know, rather than to have it fail silently. Unfortunately weakness/failure still seems to be stigmatized/feared by some people.
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by mistaken 11y ago
I don't think that having jobs is the problem. A lot of people can benefit from having jobs. Ideally a workplace should provide a way to develop people, a stable income and clear goals. It is also less risky for the employer (doesn&#x2
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by mistaken 11y ago
There is also this for tunneling arbitrary data [original website is down]: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/httptunn...
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Warren Buffett on Bubbles and Excess Leverage(youtube.com)
4 points by mistaken 11y ago|0 comments
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There is no silver bullet in security(itinsight.hu)
14 points by mistaken 11y ago|0 comments
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Creating honeypots using Docker(itinsight.hu)
34 points by mistaken 11y ago|8 comments
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by mistaken 12y ago
What's wrong with that? It seems that he generates a new certificate which is used for rabbitmq...
106.
by mistaken 12y ago
This. I've just left a company I've worked with for a long time in a lead developer role, because they started saying how to do everything as if my opinion didn't matter at all. There were even cases where I've said that
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Writing a web application scanner(itinsight.hu)
1 points by mistaken 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What do you dream?
1 points by mistaken 12y ago|0 comments
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by mistaken 12y ago
So you've discovered what macros are for. M4 can do this and a lot more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4_%28computer_language%29
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by mistaken 12y ago
IMHO pentadactyl is the most usable of the lot. Webkit has some awful quirks with certain websites. Duolingo doesn't play audio at all.
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The tale of a rogue access point(itinsight.hu)
1 points by mistaken 12y ago|0 comments
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by mistaken 12y ago
I was hoping that the final size would be 42 :)
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by mistaken 12y ago
Yes, but stealing usually had a much harsher punishment.
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by mistaken 12y ago
Using cat and piping it to string actually works without crashing. It seems that libbfd style parsing is disabled on stdin.
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by mistaken 12y ago
I'm not sure if annotations are designed for this kind of usage.
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by mistaken 12y ago
I had hoped that at least there was some new vulnerability discovered in the code, but he is just bashing about coding style. While it's true that the code could be rewritten to be more readable, nobody is willing to invest that amount
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by mistaken 12y ago
I think it could be parallelized by chunking up the input, however the transducer doesn't know how to do that by itself, so the step function would have to be modified somehow.
118.
by mistaken 12y ago
A lower limit could be troublesome with eg. wildcards: `tar cf stuff.tar *`.
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by mistaken 12y ago
It seems to classify open areas as unsafe and photos with lots of variation as safe.
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by mistaken 12y ago
Interesting, but even my dictionary doesn't know those words.

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