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by nwh 13y ago
Just out of interest I tried running on 22 and a very high random port, as you said significantly less, though not no attempts. I think it's a false sense of security more than anything.
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by nwh 13y ago
> A honeypot is designed to attract attackers, and is designed with bad security in mind. I wouldn't say that. You'd be very hard pressed to find a production server without SSH, if not on the default port. I'm doing absol
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by nwh 13y ago
> The vast majority of sites don't get constantly hammered by attackers looking for a way in I find that hard to believe really. Even just my residential connections honeypot is stuffed with people trying to do obscenely stupid thin
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by nwh 13y ago
I understood it as the latter. Something that a webmaster can display to show a DMCA or geographical legal issue.
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by nwh 13y ago
I have very little idea what service they are actually offering. There's a twitter clone.. but also you pay for some sort of file hosting, and I'm not sure past that.
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by nwh 13y ago
Other way around.
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by nwh 13y ago
Go full-circle and make the steam with a Bitcoin miner.
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by nwh 13y ago
I'm assuming you're using Chrome. Chrome delays the loading of <video> tags until after <image> ones. It's mentioned on the page I linked to.
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by nwh 13y ago
Well no, not with Bitcoin at any rate. Every transaction is visible, that's how the attacker knew which funds were stealable.
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by nwh 13y ago
https://mediacru.sh/ was on the front page a day or so ago, it grabs GIFs and re-encodes them into video (MP4 and OGGv). The results are much smaller and, in my local experimentation, are much, much faster to render than th
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by nwh 13y ago
They're really not. Embedded video is a fraction of the size, and faster to render to boot.
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by nwh 13y ago
Is all writing seriously boiling down to animated GIFs of "reactions"?
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by nwh 13y ago
There's also a ceiling on the percentage increase and decrease possible.
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by nwh 13y ago
Looks like the integrated GPU in the MacBooks are blacklisted.
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by nwh 13y ago
Doesn't seem to do anything in Chrome/OSX. Error creating WebGL context.
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by nwh 13y ago
I've had this a lot actually, to the point of absolutely ridiculous coupons that gave me 40%, even 75% off at one point. It's a pain in the ass to have to Google around for a code that lets me pay the same as everybody else.
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by nwh 13y ago
> My country's politicians as well. Heck, they would get very good notice of any impending war too.
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by nwh 13y ago
If you wrote an entire system of opcodes and a currency around them, you wouldn't mess up on an obscure rule and render your coins unspendable.
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by nwh 13y ago
Have a look at the transaction again. It looks like it was meant to be spendable.
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by nwh 13y ago
Seeing as the author messed up and made the transaction unspendable, it's clearly not Satoshi actually authoring the patch. Just somebody playing around.
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by nwh 13y ago
They can use /dev/random if they so choose.
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by nwh 13y ago
Neither does Google, so that's hardly a surprise. https://www.google.com.au/search?q=site:scientology.org%20%2...
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by nwh 13y ago
http://imageoptim.com/ Similarly you can get some pretty good optimisations with the local, and open source OSX app, which is itself just a frontend for free linux utilities.
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by nwh 13y ago
I based those statements on my own observations, though I've never had the time to go and dig any deeper. iMessages push layer did seen to sit on EC2 though, which would imply that other parts of it did too.
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by nwh 13y ago
Only the second one is known publicly, there's no results anywhere for the one in the screenshot. I'm very curious why there's two.
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by nwh 13y ago
They mostly run on Microsoft Azure and Amazon EC2. They also don't really work. iMessage is unreliable at best, and iTunes match just makes home taping look preferable.
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by nwh 13y ago
From the action URL, this seems to be the page you want — https://developer.apple.com/ios/enroll/individualEnrollmentI...
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by nwh 13y ago
Especially as a foreigner, it's pretty clear that there's no end to any of this. Even if it is claimed that spying has stopped, there's almost no chance that anything will actually change. You're talking about an organis
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by nwh 13y ago
I've brought this up before, but it's a mix of everything, and all pretty bad. > If you've ever poked around with the way that Apple's website works, you can see that the entire place is a huge mess. There's old
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by nwh 13y ago
There was a piece of consumer hardware that I used for a very short time called the iRam. You basically got a battery backed RAM based disk (presented over SATA) that could saturate just about any application you wanted. Was expensive as he

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