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mr_mitm
10mo ago
I was thinking of platforms like Trade Republic, and it's my understanding that they are backed by a licensed bank and what you trade are indeed regulated derivatives. Have I been misinformed?
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Neo brokers offering highly leveraged index funds securities with very low trading fees and convenient mobile apps are absolutely indiscernible from gambling. Some people bet on the NASDAQ like other people bet on race horses. It might be e
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10mo ago
Not on polymarket or kalshi. They welcome what would be insider trading on the stock market.
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10mo ago
Sounds like SAP
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10mo ago
I always tell my LLMs: "Try not to sound like an LLM. And no emojis!" Works alright.
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10mo ago
Depends on the use case. If used in scripts, ubiquity and speed can be important. Then again, the output of ss is not ideal for script processing.
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10mo ago
No, because you have to submit the old one along with the new one.
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10mo ago
> I've done kerberoasting and aseproasting a handful of times only, but from what I recall, RC4 can be cracked within reasonable time regardless of your password complexity That's not quite right. If the password is sufficientl
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10mo ago
This is the internet, you can use hyperlinks instead of making vague references.
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Yes, I use simonw's `llm` for that: https://github.com/simonw/llm Example: $ man tar | llm "how do I extract test.txt from a tar.gz"
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10mo ago
I believe this is from people using some speech-to-text mechanism who don't know or don't care that you can literally spell out punctuation.
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Isn't swiss air playing commercials for some watch brand constantly?
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10mo ago
Not if incredibly rare is something like 10^-30
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10mo ago
They should mandate that the consumer must have the choice to install whatever OS they like.
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10mo ago
What do you think of Nvidia Shield? I haven't tried it, but I think it should also belong to 2). It's clearly much more expensive than a FireTV, but as you say it shouldn't be subsidized by ads. As an Android device it should
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It could have created a bash alias then. And I don't think a dev wants to be restricted in creating executables. Again, if a dev can do it, so can the malware.
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I can type up a test case on my phone: The malware puts this in your bashrc or equivalent: PATH=/tmp/malware/bin:$PATH In /tmp/malware/bin/sudo: #!/bin/bash /sbin/sud
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The malware can wait until you authenticate and perform its actions then in the context of your user session. The malware can also hijack your PATH variable and replace sudo with a wrapper that includes malicious commands. It can also just
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10mo ago
This is a good defense for malware that only has read access to the filesystem or a stolen hard drive scenario without disk encryption, but does nothing against the compromised dev machine scenario.
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10mo ago
There is no defense against a compromised laptop. You should prevent this at all cost. You can make it a bit more challenging for the attacker by using secure enclaves (like TPM or Yubikey), enforce signed commits, etc. but if someone compr
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10mo ago
Yeah I know you cannot track all journeys. Deutschlandticket, BahnCard 100, and similar things will be invisible. You can track the ones booked through the app though, and with a high enough sample rate you should get sufficiently close to
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10mo ago
Snowden also endorsed Signal, fwiw: https://x.com/Snowden/status/661313394906161152
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10mo ago
What they should be tracking is average delayed journeys. A train may be late by 15 minutes, but if that means I'll miss a connecting train, that might delay my journey by an hour or more. That would also take care of the issue you
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10mo ago
Was incognito mode ever meant to prevent tracking? I thought it was for porn, I mean buying surprise presents on a shared computer.
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I have a fire tv and run adguard, which does the same thing as pihole, and I can barely tell it's on. It may block some tracking, but I get an increasing amount of ads in the fire tv GUI, not to speak of YouTube ads. Sometimes I wonder
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10mo ago
There is also https://github.com/gebi/libowfat
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10mo ago
And how many people have guessed wrong? There will always be people betting on bubbles, some ought to be right.
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No one can see a bubble. That's what makes it a bubble.
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The photon doesn't have an inertial frame of reference precisely because it's moving at the speed of light, so it doesn't have a perspective. It's a (quantized) wave in the electromagnetic field. The closer you get to th
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Then it'd still have a direction
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