morrbo

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by morrbo 6y ago
Yep, food standards Scotland could call up TalkTalk and ask for a copy of my browsing history. This is assuming its not been leaked because they got hacked by a 16 year old script kiddy *again*.
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by morrbo 6y ago
As a person from the UK, no I've not forgotten. The difference here (and this is NOT excusing them) is that you've gone from a series of systems which didn't officially exist, accessible from the select few of intelligence ag
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by morrbo 6y ago
Didn't know about WITH RECURSIVE, very cool - thanks
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by morrbo 6y ago
thanks very much for the reply, it was a case of RTFM on my end!
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by morrbo 6y ago
I've always wondered and perhaps someone here might know....do postgres' CTEs translate into big select/sub select queries under the hood? Or are they something special entirely? Ie (forgive formatting as I'm on phone) d
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by morrbo 6y ago
I prefer your guide if it is any consolation. Thanks for writing it
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by morrbo 6y ago
Mind explaining a bit more about the weaknesses of Debian in prod? I'm a Debian fanboy and from what I can gather people are still hung up over the SSH keys security fiasco (which was [and handled] extremely bad ofc) a long time ago, b
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by morrbo 6y ago
I feel exactly the same. After they butchered m.reddit this seems like a viable alternative for mobile, but is just missing the ability to enlarge images/video without opening the post for me. Happy to open comments etc in a new tab of
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by morrbo 6y ago
Also chipping in to say thanks Dang. It really is appreciated and you do a great job.
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by morrbo 6y ago
I remembered reading this a while ago: " xcgfhgjbjhb on Sept 19, 2019 [–] I worked on that. It sends audio and/or video fingerprints (not frames, for privacy and bandwidth reasons), which are matched against a fingerprint databas
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by morrbo 6y ago
This is awesome. Although hyperv itself has been great for me, there have been certain things which have been a royal pain (copying/unzipping a compressed image, integrating into our monitoring system come to mind) which don't wor
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by morrbo 6y ago
Hi mate, just wanted to say thanks for the hard work, it's really appreciated honestly
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by morrbo 6y ago
Idk if pihole blocks these but here you can see the ads https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-specs/fire-tv It also requires signing in at all times (not 100% sure on this) to use the device so I don't
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by morrbo 6y ago
Which is also littered with ads and prevented side loading of kodi before iirc* Like a few other people in this thread I tried roku, firetv box/stick and landed on an nvidia shield to get away from ads. At the time of writing (now that
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by morrbo 6y ago
They recently redesigned their mobile site as well and added some major flaws (you can't even see the user who submitted it on /hot unless it is promoted, switching the "vote" and "share" buttons etc.). Its dea
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by morrbo 6y ago
From what I read before, they were offered 3x salaries...how do you compete with that?
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by morrbo 6y ago
Somewhat happened a few days ago. Reddit in the browser (ie. M.reddit.com) got a redesign which has screwed loads of stuff up (can't even see usernames of those who have submitted posts on /hot) which makes everything cartoonish,
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by morrbo 6y ago
< Pretty much nothing was dynamic and we wrote scripts to create static pages for almost everything except search and authentication. > Would you mind elaborating on this please? I'm just trying to work out if you mean things lik
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by morrbo 6y ago
Yep, more competition, more knowledge and more efficiency is meaning that you can't really push big prices unless you're either going for a massive company (I've seen my day rate as high as 1800 before for doing relatively ge
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by morrbo 6y ago
The crowd sourcing stuff that I've seen comes in two different formats usually. There is the one where you put your URLs/IPs up there a d say "this is in scope"and someone finds something wrong, you pay them (ie. Someone
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by morrbo 6y ago
This was an external infrastructure test which carries no real weight for the app itself. It just makes sure that stupid stuff like ssh open to the internet, no public CMS available etc. Hasn't happened. That being said bitwarden do do
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by morrbo 6y ago
Pentester for 10 odd years: usually for an external test you would scope it at X days depending on the number of IPs etc. And it should note that an external test really doesn't find much. External is usually £750/day for 1-2 days
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by morrbo 6y ago
II love cloudflare. It has really helped out with several sites/projects that I have worked on and the service is top notch. I am also an investor. I tend to invest in stuff which I use a lot or trust/respect the employees. Weirdl
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by morrbo 6y ago
I use Smart YouTube TV on the shield, same thing but works a lot better with the controller and tvs in general
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by morrbo 6y ago
Yeah. I've been getting quite a few timeouts with compilation. I'd recommend they could just check to see if the code has been modified in the examples, and if it hasn't then just pipe the results out using JavaScript/ca
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by morrbo 6y ago
I lived in a borough of London and was unable to get anything more than 1.7MB/s down and 100KB/s up without paying for FTTP...this was in an apartment block with ~20 apartments, sort of a new build
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by morrbo 6y ago
I don't believe you can...however one of the pieces of code I'm quite proud of was using a combination of c# reflection and postgres built in types to convert and arbitray list of objects into a postgres binary representation and
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by morrbo 6y ago
I wish I could vote a hundred times. What a great thing to do.
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by morrbo 6y ago
Have to respectfully disagree here...we tried protonmail for ages and it wasn't good. Wet feature adding it sounds like you got lucky but we ask for several features over the course of a year - ranging from simple things such as HTML s
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by morrbo 6y ago
Check out Vivaldi, never looked back (chromium based so same dev tools, though admittedly I do.my dwv in edge these days just to keep stuff separate)

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