no-dr-onboard

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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
This appears to me to be just a compilation of rejected bug bounty reports that were marked as "informational / NA" and are now being disclosed by the author.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
"We must picture hell as a state where everyone is perpetually concerned about his own dignity and advancement, where everyone has a grievance, and where everyone lives with the deadly serious passions of envy, self-importance, and res
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
"In medias res" vs "longform" is an important distinction, as you've highlighted. As the parent commented, a lot of this has to do with how we frame the article via the title. The title sets the expectation for the
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
This is mostly for importing to/from other browsers. It’s a very common operation for onboarding.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
I see your point, but be careful of throwing the baby out with the bathwater on this one. AES largely gained popularity in part by the NSA adopting it into the "Suite B Crypto" program. The NSA also helped strengthen and develop D
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Yeah I'll go further. - It doesn't display the dad as a bumbling idiot for a start, an unmistakably uncommon move in home set shows. - It doesn't synthetically force women to the center stage for the sake of scoring points wi
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Anecdote: I'm personally pretty pleased with the development of Ruby over the past 5y. When I was in high school I picked up a O'Reilly book on RoR and thought to myself that this wasn't going to be a language that was going
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
I found it helpful. The gh user only has 3 pinned repos so it's not hard to find. The context is important.
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Minstral just released a 87GB torrent(twitter.com)
4 points by no-dr-onboard 3y ago|1 comments
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
> this is effectively a human rights violation. Sounds like just their opinion, man. All of this "internet as a right" is honestly just arbitrary opining. Laws have violations, opinions don't. One has teeth, the other does
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
You're presuming that Starlink is a public utility in another country.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Anyone have a paywall bypass? Nothing seems to work.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
phenylepherine is the otc version of pseudoephedrine, what Sudafed was originally created with. If you need Sudafed that works, go to the phamacist and ask for "real sudafed". You might have to scan your ID if you live in certain
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Bah. If you have no intention on purchasing a home then you're free to not care. - Buy a used car in cash and wait a couple years for the bankruptcy mark to fall off. - Your credit has to be absolutely thrashed to not get an apartment,
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
More often than you'd think. Young infosec practitioners are encouraged to get certifications, OSCP, eJPT, etc. A lot of these cert mills require that you pwn known boxes. This gives rise to discord servers where you can "help eac
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
"we are summoning things that cannot be easily unsummoned"
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
this is precisely my point :)
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Wouldn't it be something if we could zoom out for a bit and see what India and China are up to?
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Almost obscene to me that Nintendo is trying to patent something that Valve has had the opportunity (and denied taking action on based on principle) to patent for over 2 decades. Related [1] 1. https://twitter.com/_claypot&#
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
the AHA. Who funds the AHA? Largely pharmaceutical companies[1] https://www.heart.org/-/media/Files/Finance/21_22_Pharma_Fun... Novartis Novo Nordisk Inc. Pfizer Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc. Bayer Health
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Sure, but what does that say about this article being published in 2023? A bad source is a bad source. Best case scenario, unknowingly publishing with bad sources taints the article, making the article itself unreliable. Worst case scenario
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Nintendo doing Nintendo things again. Honestly the whole article gives me flashbacks of the various legal battles that they've been involved in [1]. They seem to pay no mind to the effect their litigiousness has on competition and inno
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GKE experiencing near global service degradation(status.cloud.google.com)
2 points by no-dr-onboard 3y ago|1 comments
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
That's hilarious! Similar vein: there is a Metasploit module to induce the say command on post-exploited mac machines. I haven't seen it used in practice, but I eagerly watch for the eventual twitter thread that reads: "So, I
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
That's a probable consequence, but not my point. My point is that our drunkenness on individualism has led to a low view of the family. If you have a low view of family then you're primed to inevitably become ambivalent at best, c
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Nah it's caused by poor family cultures that lead to mental illness and drug addiction. Short of rounding up families and forcing them to be responsible for their children, teens, and young adults, there's actually nothing we can
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
L0pht is the conglomerate Uncle Rico of hacking. Give it a rest.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
When I did pentesting I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve reviewed apps that used real patient data in their UTM and dev environments. Absolutely a big HIPAA violation to anyone who isn’t a covered entity. This is going to be a huge sug
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Super clean personal site. No fluff, straight to the point. What a beautiful portfolio as well.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
> You neither need nor are owed such a thing This is a catchy trope designed to shut people down. I've seen it a handful of times in these types of conversations. The statement itself is riddled with irony if you consider it. The st

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