nostoc

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by nostoc 8y ago
Obligatory reminder that London != City of London
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by nostoc 8y ago
This is pretty much the conclusion of the article as well : > Well-being was more strongly associated, either positively or negatively, with most of these other variables than with digital-technology use. In fact, regularly eating potato
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by nostoc 8y ago
:split is another way to do it.
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by nostoc 8y ago
> who's talking to who? That can be a problem when you're a whistle blower contacting a journalist.
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by nostoc 8y ago
Adventuring parties, obviously. As long as you have a cleric you're good.
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by nostoc 8y ago
For meltdown, speculative execution alone only allows an attacker to load stuff in to the processor's cache, actually reading if from cache requires a textbook side channel timing attack. So meltdown definitely qualifies as side-channe
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by nostoc 8y ago
That's abuse, not neglect.
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by nostoc 9y ago
That was extremely quick. Did they have this paper up their sleeve, expecting browsers to implement these kind of mitigation?
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by nostoc 9y ago
Is it a misnomer? "Injection" is not because you're injecting data, it's because you're injecting commands.
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by nostoc 9y ago
radare2 is another open source alternative, but it comes with quite a learning curve. http://rada.re/r/
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by nostoc 9y ago
It's not an effort, it's probably a side effect of simply patching the binary. If you can't rebuild it, you have to manually edit it, and when you do that you can't really change the addresses, not without a lot of heada
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by nostoc 9y ago
Timber is carbon that a tree has pulled from the atmosphere. As long as it stays in a building, it's not going back in the atmosphere. Planting trees and turning them into timber is a form of carbon sequestration. As long as it doesn&#
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by nostoc 9y ago
Cleaning is not emotional labour, and the article doesn't claim so. Being in charge of cleaning is the emotional labour.
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by nostoc 9y ago
He does not base the attack on IP address. He detects vulnerability scanner and send them the crafted content. You ask for something a vulnerability scanner would ask for? You get a gzip bomb.
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by nostoc 9y ago
What OS? All OSes vulnerable to wannacry are still under support. Contrary to popular belief, wannacry will not spread to windows XP, it will just crash it. It will run on it if you fire the executable manually, but it will not infect an XP
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by nostoc 9y ago
That's surprisingly prescient!
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by nostoc 10y ago
Tmux solves your tab needs!
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by nostoc 10y ago
Stopping distance has mostly to do with two things : reaction time and weight. I expect an autonomous car to have a far better reaction time than a human.
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by nostoc 10y ago
What a beautiful word.
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by nostoc 10y ago
Unless, of course, you have the "Disable cache" checkbox enabled.
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by nostoc 10y ago
You think men go in tech to get laid?
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by nostoc 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the MCP says "end of line", not "End of transmission". It's been a while though, maybe he says both.
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by nostoc 10y ago
The specie as the unit of selection is an idea that is very unpopular in the biological community. A lot of people believe instead that evolution works first and foremost at the gene level, and that gene selection is the driving factor for
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by nostoc 16y ago
Most of "Junk DNA" is not junk. Think of it as metadata...
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by nostoc 16y ago
The naked mole rat is an interresting animal, but it isn't in anyway new.
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by nostoc 16y ago
I would clone my RFID tag a few time and hide it everywhere on campus.
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by nostoc 16y ago
Same here. I love that philosophy, because as much as I like to tweak my distro, some times I just want it to work.