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ogig
10y ago
And more. I got a bug bounty by uploading a malicious svg witch would get parsed and fetch external resources, even read local images. If your app receives and parses svg server side you might have a hole there.
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Distressed ravens show empathy
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
> They are extremely wary birds (unlike seagulls), so you have to be very subtle in how you feed them. They also know where you looking at, and they don't like to be inspected too hard. It passed a month before the crows near my hou
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Breakthrough solar cell captures carbon dioxide and sunlight, produces fuel
(phys.org)
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ogig
10y ago
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10y ago
> The specific makeup of Lichens though, is an extremely niche field, that doesn't affect the broader field of Biology in any significant way. The article mentions how the symbiotic relationship discovered in 1868 cleared the way to
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ogig
10y ago
I've been very involved with the carrion crows near my house. I feed them with peanuts. At first they wouldn't even come near the food. Now they salute, ask for food, do fly bys and they get extremely close to me. I have observed
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ogig
10y ago
>Come to think of it, this was very well written - it had a nice flow to it, building up to some profound observation, and then starting over with some different viewpoint. Also my thoughts. I checked her about page and learned Carol Bla
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ogig
10y ago
To your own, safely generated, bitcoin wallet. Ethereum or the official client on a clean install, for example.
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ogig
10y ago
Even the article implies your point. Some fear here and there it's good for the clicks tho. >The strain found in the woman is treatable with some other antibiotics.
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ogig
10y ago
:) https://thelongestchain.com/
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10y ago
> “It’s an existentially relevant problem, because it’s not getting on with life itself,” he says. “You only get a certain number of years. What are you doing?” Not working sounds fine.
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10y ago
Last year I made a stupid shit social website that no one used or cared about. Wish I had used this or a similar context. Could have been a softer fall.
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10y ago
Don't understimate the effect that media and ads has on our society.
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11y ago
Nothing, and no. https://www.quora.com/What-would-happen-if-every-nuclear-pow...
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11y ago
I see. The article had and outdated price. I still hold my opinion, but good for them if they can keep lowering the cost. The thing does look awesome.
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ogig
11y ago
But, can we really replicate sunlight? Might sound pessimist but the sun is a star, 1AU away, with a huge mass compared to earth, and It's the energy source for life here. Seems like a very long shot aspiring to create an artificial re
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ogig
11y ago
I've been using music for years to improve my focus, relaxation, sleep, happyness, sadness, social relations and many more. Music make us feel things, we all know that. For me it's out of question that it can make you better, spea
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ogig
11y ago
67.000$ for a great looking light source seems too much. You can buy small houses at that price point where I live. With real windows, you know.
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ogig
11y ago
I'm not sure an artificial light source looking like the sun will replace the actual sun in regards daily energy and motivation, among others.
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ogig
11y ago
Consider the low resolution of this piano speech. Pay attention at how many notes are used to create that low resolution speech, then imagine how many notes/frequencies are really used in natural speech. As an amateur singer it's
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ogig
11y ago
I've heard tor black markets are decent way to get that. Safer than asking to strangers depending on where you live. I've also heard getting a test kit is a good idea.
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SMTP Injection via recipient email addresses [pdf]
(mbsd.jp)
20 points
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ogig
11y ago
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ogig
11y ago
Indeed. It's actually blocked right now by my ISP.
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11y ago
Train it with some Tolkien appendixes and it could be a good RPG name generator. Also, realworld usernames may be fun. You could make a twitter username generator or something.
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ogig
11y ago
I confirm this. My webaudio project was halted because I couldn't figure out why the cpu usage kept going up. After some chromium lists reading I decided to give them some time to polish the api. Some months later the same project was
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11y ago
I tested again and seems to be on every knob. It goes like this; i change a parameter, the "led ui" on the synth shows the param name and a value and it freezes for some 40-50secs. During that time ui is totally unresponsive. Afte
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11y ago
It looks awesome, but it's unusable under my chrome + ubuntu. Any parameter tweak i tested results in a huge lag, sometimes making the tab stop responding.
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11y ago
Just my experience: My wife worked in contact with a child that, years later, happend to be one of the earliest officialy recognized trangender of the country at the age of nine. My wife realized this child was a transgender, very probably
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ogig
11y ago
My guess, this is like a loyalty card, but it gives you points for been there rather than buying and it also works on different shops. If that's the case the way of selling it, as if it is the best thing for your health, its obnoxious.
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ogig
11y ago
The kumar script is inspiring.
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