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by philprx 5y ago
Do you have an URL or reference for this film? Thanks.
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by philprx 5y ago
Years ago I stumbled upon something related: it was a piece of transparent polymer or polycarbonate that would glow when exposed to infrared light. I tried to find it again repeatedly, but never managed to find it. Anyone knows this?
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by philprx 5y ago
Q: Do you have enough domain knowledge to be judging the incentives ? Well... I don't know. Does anyone have to be a domain expert to say that security reporting that affects tens or hundreds of million of people should be compensated
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by philprx 5y ago
Google VRP is giving the wrong incentives here, as such a small (insulting?) reward will surely orient some researchers to exploit market rather than responsible disclosure. Google, shame on you.
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by philprx 5y ago
Analogy is not about a home but a factory: The infrastructure can be a danger to others, to employees, etc. So yes, it's a mandatory duty for organization owners to secure their infrastructure. There's a problem with the reaction
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by philprx 5y ago
Cisco too actually. Huawei did sell plenty of pure Ethernet / IP switches and firewalls in the US. Cisco does have plenty of Carrier-grade, Telco-grade and ISP-grade equipment that are used by operators (4G core, Network Functions, BRA
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by philprx 5y ago
What a name for a company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excision Excision may refer to: * ... * Type II female genital mutilation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_genital_mutilation
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by philprx 5y ago
Thanks a lot, TIL this about zig: https://scattered-thoughts.net/writing/how-safe-is-zig/
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by philprx 5y ago
GPT3 for the win ;-)
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by philprx 5y ago
I would say Yes in terms of size: usually most of RANs are nationwide. But No in term of type: RAN is a functional part of operator operational network and therefore not as function and traffic neutral as a WAN is.
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by philprx 5y ago
Good refs, recommend.
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by philprx 5y ago
Soft delete villain hit again
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by philprx 5y ago
ahaha, good one! NB: Hard to call the service desk to complain... when there's no PBX to route the call ;-) just joking, yes it was restored :-)
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by philprx 5y ago
Ok, maybe I'm super wrong here, if so just indicate it (kindly ;-) it seems to be hot in these threads ;-) ). Here it is: It seems to me the root cause has nothing to do with openness and FLOSS and licensing: It seems to me it has to d
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by philprx 5y ago
Wear management and prevention? just like in SSD ;-)
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by philprx 5y ago
Taking down a system to reflash it with backups can take significant time that translates often in big companies to 10x-100x the ransom cost. That's also why there are tensions between big companies / victims and law enforcement a
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by philprx 5y ago
Yeah sounds a bit like it, at least scion would be a superset as it embeds many other concepts. IMHO, source routing concept is not abandoned as Segment Routing seems to be used in specialized / large networks: https://en.wi
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by philprx 5y ago
On this case, one way is to make a past_ or deleted_$tablename where you insert the deleted row before deleting it from production table. This way you can watch post mortem, restore etc... AND it's not soft delete since the data is rea
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by philprx 6y ago
Fast track in covid-19 times: 1. Start a chat channel upfront and announce it here (discord, matrix riot element, signal, etc...) With dedicated and announced times for project e-meetup 2. See which hacker space are active if any 3. Maybe p
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by philprx 6y ago
Part true, but to be precise: Public, notably 4G infrastructures, have been used as underlying networks for day to day military and security activity. The overlay network itself is still encrypted and resilient by using other networks if pu
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by philprx 6y ago
For context, since YP leads to many different meaning, it's the Yellow Pages service(s) that (Sun) RPCs were enabling. Indeed these were famously abused in these early having days.
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by philprx 6y ago
Well it kills some living organism. These don't develop. It has a result on environnement including soil. Now it's it measurable everywhere? No. There are a couple research papers and video documentaries that compare on the same a
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by philprx 6y ago
I’ve used eurotechni a lot for many various steel: from super cheap ultra common XC75 to my most loved one: VG10 (and lots of them in between). It’s great to be able so easily to forge or material removal shaping of many blades. A lot of th
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by philprx 6y ago
Nahh... it was really hard work^W fun to get them ;-)
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by philprx 6y ago
Point 10. Cancer “We replaced all damaged wood with treated timber and soaked it in creosote for good measure.” Please, don’t do that. It’s a high suspect for cancer. Already some paints and most of the wood agglomerate glues are bad for he
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by philprx 6y ago
Answered: https://dbader.org/blog/python-mobile-development-kivy-vs-be... Excerpt: The key difference between Kivy and BeeWare is that BeeWare programs use the native UI toolkit of the platform they run on, whereas Kiv
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by philprx 6y ago
How does this compare to kivy ?
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by philprx 6y ago
Yes, this will work with 99% proba
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by philprx 6y ago
Yes, these were pretty rare and l33t ;-) There were a couple, a university AIX, a CDC NOS/VE with IP connectivity, etc... Basically, free international comms back in the 90s!
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by philprx 6y ago
Lutz, althh, tchh, Lina, Pegasus, ... many people thought some of these were sting operations. My hand still remembers some NUA by heart even if I didn’t connect to these for 30 years.

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