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by msm_ 2y ago
>Also, speed limits in some states can't be enforced from 0 to 5mph over the limit. In my country that's also true (with marigin larger than 5mph), but my understanding is that that's because the measurements instruments (
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by msm_ 2y ago
I am not confusing anyone with anyone, just discussing the linked Wikipedia article. A few quotes: >Aydın Ayaydın, a Member of Parliament from the opposition party CHP said that Erdoğan participated in the four-year degree education of A
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by msm_ 2y ago
Waste minutes of your time just so anonymous people on the internet can read your comment :). Not everything in life is an optimization problem. Fun little projects like this is what makes us human (and, arguably, are both educational and e
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by msm_ 2y ago
Thanks for this, as an average HN user I didn't click the link and just skimmed the comments thinking how is it possible that they reduced the runtime to 10% of the original. This post clarifies that for me (now on to actually read the
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by msm_ 2y ago
ASLR is not security through obscurity though. It forces attacker to get a pointer leak before doing almost anything (even arbitrary read and arbitrary write primitives are useless without a leak with ASLR). As someone with a bit of experie
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by msm_ 2y ago
>2.) I’m only adjacent to security but have heard of Wiz. If you work in security and haven’t, are you sure you’re good enough to subject us to your opinion? For some reason I picked this hill to die on in this thread. I work in IT secur
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by msm_ 2y ago
>I've been a cybersecurity SWE, PM, and VC for a decade at this point and I've almost never found any relevant security or enterprise SaaS related content on HN. FWIW "here" could mean "in this thread". It&#
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by msm_ 2y ago
I am in security for many years now, my main focus is reverse engineering (but I did many diverse things, including cryptography, some exploit development and the opposite, AV work, I did R&D in security automation and some development
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by msm_ 2y ago
Even more obviously, in my language there are words "pizza", "kiwi", "de facto", "dystopia", "system", "terror", and they mean exactly the same thing as in english, but we pronounc
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by msm_ 2y ago
Microsoft may be malicious, buy it's more likely it's incompetent. Cloudflare is not malicious, but is between a rock and a hard place. By caring about privacy you are, indeed, looking more suspicious. In a perfectly anonymous w
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by msm_ 2y ago
I have to admit I'm offended. Your arbitrary borders include whole eastern europe, most of the balkans, sweden, finland, estonia, latvia, around half of africa, greece, middle east, basically whole asia, indonesia, india, china, russia
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by msm_ 2y ago
From a brief reading of the wikipedia article you linked, I'm under impression that the accusations are baseless (given that there are - supposedly - witnesses and his former classmates that confirm his version, and apparently no whist
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by msm_ 2y ago
That's... a surprisingly crass thing to say. I would play it off as a joke, if not for the second part of your post. Dutch people are not "vicious assholes", they have a culture of direct communication. Assuming that only you
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by msm_ 2y ago
I have zero doubts everyone commenting has read the article. That makes me even more surprised, that some people seem to have conclusions that are in direct opposition to what the article says. Since, as we all know, the article is about ho
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by msm_ 2y ago
Sounds like a win? Why did they even call you if they could sort that out themselves in a few minutes.
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by msm_ 2y ago
Ukraine's resources belong to Ukraine, and will return to Ukraine, as soon as Russia stops their unprovoked and unjustified assault.
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by msm_ 2y ago
>What's the last big budget release that actually left a strong artistic impression? Witcher 3 comes to mind. But I just realised it was released 10 years ago...
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by msm_ 2y ago
Author addresses this at the beginning, but I disagree with them: >This means that even if a single person wrote every line of code of a language's compiler themselves, when it comes to thinking about the project, they need to think
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by msm_ 2y ago
It's also hosted here: https://www.digitalmars.com/articles/Cobvious.html
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by msm_ 2y ago
It's also hosted here: https://www.digitalmars.com/articles/Cobvious.html
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by msm_ 2y ago
>The sad thing is that I've reported these posts and they always say it doesn't violate their terms. I'll just quote an experiment conducted by my colleague, where they tracked the outright malicious (porn, malware or frau
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by msm_ 2y ago
Unrelated but similar story: my company (a Polish national CERT) published a technical blog post about how ad fraud proliferates on large online platforms, featuring Meta and Google [1]. Then a magic thing happened: facebook posts that link
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by msm_ 2y ago
You can't honestly suggest that IRC and Slack have feature parity. Slack has: * A support for sharing images and files * Rich text formatting * Can easily share code blocks * Rich and granular permission system, suitable for a large or
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by msm_ 2y ago
>we should always build on the web with the modern features that support assistive technologies Or build on the old web without modern features, that supports assistive technologies by default [1] :). [1] https://motherfucking
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by msm_ 2y ago
>but the mainstream has caught up since then. I'm not sure which mainstream you're talking about, but I'm relatively interested in mathematics (and a bit in formal logic), so I should be way ahead of the mainstream (genera
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by msm_ 2y ago
Pointless remark about myself, but I always set my phone's clock to second precision (I think this setting is hidden somewhere, or even needs a third-party app to unlock), and I am annoyed there's no way to do this on the lockscre
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by msm_ 2y ago
After you get to the cryptocurrency it's basically game over, you can earn over a million during a few market cycles, and the speed you can do it it raises (almost) exponentially. Stocks are similar, but much slower.
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Rulecompile – Undocumented Ghidra decompiler rule language(msm.lt)
3 points by msm_ 2y ago|1 comments
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by msm_ 2y ago
A blog post about how frustration with poor decompilation led me to dive deep into Ghidra's decompiler to discover (and reverse-engineer) - an obscure, undocumented DSL
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by msm_ 2y ago
>and most recently systemd this way. To be fair, most people attacking systemd say they want to return to shell scripts.

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