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by quacksilver 2y ago
I do web app testing and report a similar issue as a risk rather often to my clients. You can replace Google below with many other identity providers. Imagine Bob works at Example Inc. and has email address bob@example.com Bob can get a Goo
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by quacksilver 2y ago
I wonder if EMP resistance was also considered, and if analogue computing could have offered better resistance compared to the digital devices of the time. Impossible to know, though the use of nuclear weapons by an enemy was probably on ev
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by quacksilver 2y ago
Also, they bought a fab, and by extension a bunch of knowledgeable employees who can work it and are eligible for UK security clearances. Once the knowledge of the workers is gone then it would be really hard to spin something up in country
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by quacksilver 2y ago
I did it in the UK mostly for the hardware / legal transmit permissions on some experimental bands for my SDR. There are repeaters most places, though chatting on them didn't really interest me much. Check out echolink (available
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by quacksilver 2y ago
Linear regulation is also very good when you have situations where you want to avoid generating unwanted noise or stray RF. Cheap buck converters are very noisy and annoying if you are building an audio or radio related project, or have suc
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by quacksilver 2y ago
I wonder if you will get car radios with an 'ad-blocker' that will cut out radio ads and play their own in the gaps created. Sort of like Brave browser was trying to do. Would this be legal?
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by quacksilver 2y ago
I wonder if you can phone the phone number, explain the situation and offer to venmo/paypal the new assignee money for the 2FA code You could try every 3 - 5 years or so as it gets reassigned again
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by quacksilver 2y ago
I would ask the question that I wanted to ask immediately in the next message (usually after 'whats up'), as I didn't want to have people think about my problem rather than their problem if they were deep into something. We w
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by quacksilver 2y ago
In that case I felt like I would interrupt the workflow of more people (i needed the answer within an hour so there would have to be a notification of some sort), share more information than was necessary (auditors don't like that) and
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by quacksilver 2y ago
As a junior i often wrote "Hi, do you have a moment? (ok if not)" in slack (or lync at the time) to senior people when I had questions. I then didn't expect a reply unless the senior person was not busy or bored. If no reply
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by quacksilver 2y ago
The US usually seem to decline stuff, while the UK will extradite people rapidly to the US. Relatively recent, though involved diplomatic immunity too: https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/23/politics/us-declines-
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by quacksilver 2y ago
I think it also helps if the dead ants are diseased / poisoned / covered in deadly fungus too. An ant near death anyway is less value to the colony, and it doesn't matter as much if it gets sick from moving the dead body
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by quacksilver 2y ago
Many airports I have been through do a facial scan during the first ID check and then have cameras at any other point the boarding pass is needed. If your face doesn't match the one stored against your boarding pass an hour or two ago
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Location: Vietnam Remote: Yes, or temporary onsite Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Web app / Android / iOS / thick client / internal and external infrastructure / IoT / SDLC Résumé/CV: https:/&
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by quacksilver 3y ago
I wonder if it is possible to do a relay attack to something like: - a malicious wireless charger - a coffee shop table / bar table / desk - a phone holder in a vehicle or use an SDR with a high gain directed / beam formed an
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by quacksilver 3y ago
If it were a big enough problem, could GPLv4 be published (perhaps with a clause to cover this and future laws) and products encouraged to migrate to it?
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Salad fingers and weebl and bob were both on weebl's stuff AFAIK http://weebls-stuff.com/ back in the day but got put on to youtube so that he could reach a wider audience. (and with the downfall of flash player). Edit
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by quacksilver 3y ago
I think it is source filmmaker. My nephew and everyone in his generation seem to be really into it, even to the extent that I heard kids singing 'tears for fears' songs (from the 80s) used in it in the street the other day. I trie
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by quacksilver 3y ago
i wonder if some adapted cheap 'automatic welding goggles' would work...
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by quacksilver 3y ago
I'm surprised that group therapy for engineers doesn't exist or maybe I just can't find it. I don't work in anything high stakes myself though have often been an ear to those who do in aviation or rail. I believe that it
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by quacksilver 3y ago
My process has been creating a separate Google Account for the device and putting everything on the Google drive account associated with that account. I can then upload books to the cloud. I could probably also set up an upload email addres
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by quacksilver 3y ago
True - I miss looking at bookshelves of myself and friends / colleagues / libraries to discover new stuff spontaneously too. Still, I can take what would have been a big stack of paper with me to the coffee shop / park /
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by quacksilver 3y ago
An A4 e-reader is one of the best things I purchased despite being insanely expensive for what it was and having slightly dubious firmware. I used to print stuff out to read as I find backlit screens and notifications on my tablet annoying
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by quacksilver 3y ago
The main concern is probably that the 'safety factor' between current publicly known state of the attack and it being dangerous is less than the community is comfortable with sensibly recommending is safe.
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by quacksilver 3y ago
I was under the impression that it usually referred to the 'maid' in a hotel room cleaning service, when rooms were cleaned more regularly before COVID. If you were away on business somewhere sketchy, the cleaning service could ph
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Some accounts of the etymology of Jazz claim that they have the same root https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz_(word) jism -> jasm -> jass -> jazz and jism -> jizz Though none of us were there and nothing is
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Some countries (like the UK) even have additional taxes on flights that are not the lowest class available. I'm not sure if it is to discourage taking more comfortable travel options or just to scalp people with money. https:/&#x
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Probably paying the bank back for money borrowed for the mortgage, bigger house, elderly/senior care service, being distributed as part of an inheritance, used to pay off debts or as part of a divorce settlement. Or something else - pe
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Some things that I personally have have had to do include adjusting the HVAC to have full output on the windscreen on a hot setting, enable the rear demister / mirror heaters or turn the hazard lights on. The windows or mirrors steamin
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by quacksilver 3y ago
Anecdotal, though about half of services that I have used only support Yubikeys with OTP mode. PingID does and I think Lastpass does too. I don't use either of them through choice though...

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