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SSHaha: social engineering via SSH(mrmagooey.github.io)
1 points by mrmagooey 8y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 8y ago
I made something similar as a fun little project https://github.com/mrmagooey/taboo , does the same print function but also does some basic querying, deletes and updates, left and inner joins. I had no idea that the inb
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by mrmagooey 9y ago
The paper reports: > Colorado’s legalization of recreational cannabis sales and use resulted in a 0.7 deaths per month (b = −0.68; 95% confidence interval = −1.34, −0.03) reduction in opioid-related deaths. Which if I understand right, t
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by mrmagooey 9y ago
> If there's a serious vulnerability that actually needs your attention, you will read about it in the news The ol' security through tech press approach. Seriously though, you can't have the security of your devices depe
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Speeding up Container Builds(mrmagooey.github.io)
1 points by mrmagooey 9y ago|1 comments
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Australian Defence files to be moved after Chinese buy-in(abc.net.au)
10 points by mrmagooey 9y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 9y ago
Isn't JWT a modern alternative to CSRF tokens?
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
You don't I guess, I'm just using 4 as an example (it's also the number of words used in xkcd's password strength comic).
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
Aren't passphrases kind of a bad choice for passwords? If all you are ever really guessing is the symbols that make up someones password, and you know that for example they have 4 words that make the passphrase, then you effectively on
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
I'm surprised no one has posted this fairly thorough criticism of PHP from a few years ago https://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
This is a common error message for a number of CMS's (in this case probably WordPress) when overloaded, and shouldn't reflect upon the validity of the source.
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Spacemacs Release v0.200.x(github.com)
5 points by mrmagooey 10y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
Is there a concern that the mechanism allows for DoS? How do they mitigate the situation that the author describes?
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
There's several hundred Y Combinator companies, but I don't think I've seen a commensurate number of posts to HN. You'd know if it was open slather on Y Combinator companies posting self-promotion material to HN because
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by mrmagooey 10y ago
I wouldn't have thought the GC would be expensive enough to warrant turning it off, interesting thought though.
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Ubuntu on IBM(partners.ubuntu.com)
47 points by mrmagooey 10y ago|6 comments
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by mrmagooey 11y ago
Can't really read the whole thing at work as I feel self-conscious reading a page tiled in labradors on work time.
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by mrmagooey 11y ago
There have been a few projects to generate VHDL/Verilog using an LLVM backend, a quick google brings up some interesting presentations. I imagine constraints similar to those that the links OP brings up are why these aren't more m
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by mrmagooey 11y ago
You exploit peoples interest or addiction to various chemical substances and they devote entire government departments to chase you down, but you exploit peoples interest or addiction to the latest consumer products and you might get some t
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by mrmagooey 11y ago
Agreed, also need to keep in mind that "power utility" can describe 3 discrete agents in electricity markets: the generator, distributor and retailer. The distributors may find themselves with a more active role to play as everyon
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
Assuming trunk and 2.5.0 are roughly the same thing it seems like a decent performance increase http://speed.pypy.org/
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
Is there a way to filter out the jquery scripts?
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
You can't up the ante and claim it's analogous. Burning a tyre releases a tremendous amount of thick black smoke, burning a joint releases several orders of magnitude less smoke, and unless you're within 10m of the person you
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
Given that it's a USB plug powering the device, I doubt it, although maybe the lower power usage by the Pi might provide some extra overhead.
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
A lot of programs have more complexity than what is immediately obvious: * The Microsoft office suite has a VB interpreter for every application, * 3D (Blendr, Rhino) and graphics (gimp) tools have inbuilt python interpreters, * And, it see
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
I was under the impression this "application-state" issue was something that the MVVM pattern was invented to solve.
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
I didn't think d3 targets anything in particular (from memory the tutorial uses divs to draw a histogram), a google search turns up a number of d3 canvas examples.
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by mrmagooey 12y ago
Not to detract from the fundamental misunderstanding of the word 'patch' by their marketing department, but it's probably safe to assume that they're not using an open-source stack and hence will be ok.
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I keep meaning to use project Euler for this purpose
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Indeed, why people upvote these things is beyond me.

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