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by rank0 5y ago
Because most voters think it’s a shitty take. It’s a hell of a lot easier to identify a vpn user or compel a vpn provider than to perform timing/throughput/correlation attacks on the tor network. Correlation based attacks can take
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by rank0 5y ago
How could you accomplish this without some sort of registration?
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by rank0 5y ago
Some major issues from my experience web scraping: 1. Changes in data structures. If some site randomly decides to alter the format of their json/xml objects for their frontend api it may brake your scraper and anything that relies on
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by rank0 5y ago
> By the way Bitcoin was at $2530. Ethereum was at $590. Bitcoin went up $69,000 since then. Ethereum went to $5000. This is not a convincing argument to me. It tells me that the real utility is just speculation. Shiba Inu has a market c
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by rank0 5y ago
The tickets are already in closed ecosystems like Ticketmaster. It would be orders if magnitudes more efficient for them to just add resale functionality to their platform. Problem is they don’t want third party resellers. And herein lies
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by rank0 5y ago
Dude the internet is made of protocols that accomplish “shared state” Ever heard of dns or IP addresses? What about bittorrent, tor, i2p, ipfs?
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by rank0 5y ago
I get what you’re saying but it’s just different philosophies no? Seems like pass wants to use the Unix philosophy of “do one thing well” so it relies on gpg for encryption instead of rolling its own.
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by rank0 5y ago
I pretty much work whenever I like, except for the 1-2 daily meetings I have during normal business hours. > what's the best path for a senior software developer to enter that space? Is the pay the same? Well it depends what you’d w
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by rank0 5y ago
I’m an AppSec engineer and the bulk of my work is application pentesting/security assessments. Even within appsec the roles can vary quite a bit…some folks just do sdlc security for example.
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by rank0 5y ago
Hell yeah I’m doing fuckin great. I make almost double what I did two years ago and I’m receiving 20+ job solicitations per week. I believe the ever escalating rate of hacks has dramatically improved the job market from the employees perspe
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by rank0 5y ago
> Also you're hopping between sanitation and validation as if you believe they're the same thing. My original example was a case of doing specifically validation badly and you specifically spoke about validation in your origina
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by rank0 5y ago
I mean just think for a second. There is a maximum for 4 people for every person in the top 20%. It literally cannot be “dozens” even if the entire bottom 80% was struggling for food.
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by rank0 5y ago
> Nobody in their right mind will sanitize (and specifically not encode), on receipt, something like a name to be safe for every logging library, query language, or output in HTML/terminal/etc their backend may use. Such an und
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by rank0 5y ago
Why do so many people jump straight to “abolish” rather than reform? Seems like an extreme and impractical reaction. I’d buy the authors argument if he was pushing for reform. It’s hard to take someone serious when they’re advocating for th
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by rank0 5y ago
GT’s CS program is held in higher regard within the industry. The Ivy League has great stem programs but the most prestigious degrees come from other schools like law, business and medicine.
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by rank0 5y ago
Are you seriously arguing that you don’t think input validation is required for untrusted input? There’s a myriad of security vulnerabilities based off failing to escape special characters. Use output encoding if you need usernames to have
437.
by rank0 5y ago
You should still use input validation for many other reasons besides log injection.
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by rank0 5y ago
I’m amazed at the reaction here. Lots of comments ITT about how this library is horrible and logging should be a solved problem from a security perspective. Similar commentary was here recently regarding some unsafe docker default. Develope
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by rank0 5y ago
Inflation actually disproportionately affects the poor. They don’t have assets which scale with inflation like property, equities, or bonds. Meanwhile their rent and basic cost of living increases and wages don’t always increase to compensa
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by rank0 5y ago
It’s not that simple. Oil is the most important commodity in the world. We can’t just “get away from oil” as the technology isn’t there to replace it. Your entire lifestyle is dependent on oil. It powers global supply chains and critical so
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by rank0 5y ago
This article is seriously awesome. I’ve never heard of this firm but I plan on reading their other blog content.
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by rank0 5y ago
You have to implement the encryption logic client side. But then now the client has to verify the JavaScript they receive upon visiting the URL matches what is published in the open repository. I’m not sure what convenient method exists to
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by rank0 5y ago
It’s because if you’re not decentralized, then you don’t need a blockchain.
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by rank0 5y ago
The idea that every area is HCOL is just wrong. You can get property for as little as 3% down. You can rent out extra rooms. It’s remarkable that our generation willingly takes out 6 figure loans for worthless college degrees but can’t save
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by rank0 5y ago
Why exactly are you forever priced out of the housing market? There’s a ton of excellent homes/units available in the 300k range. There’s more to the country than the bay area. I have no idea why millennials feel they deserve to own pr
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by rank0 5y ago
Except owners of the governance tokens have zero legal authority. Traditional shareholders have actual legal voting power. Nothing is stopping this group from ignoring governance token votes.
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by rank0 5y ago
Yes. Purely for the salary and long term benefit of my career. I do have some major complaints though. I recently went through the interview process for a AWS security engineer position and made it through the final round although I was ult
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by rank0 5y ago
I dunno I’m gonna switch once my 2018 MBP bites the dust. The apple ecosystem is pretty slick but I’m getting fed up with vendor lock in.
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by rank0 5y ago
You’re like the caricature of a woke college student. You’re never in a million years going to convince me that somehow I’m responsible for the housing crisis in California. You have contributed precisely ZERO substance to the topic at hand
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by rank0 5y ago
> but that doesn't mean that problems don't exist nor that you or your family didn't contribute to the issue. Wow that's some incredible mental gymnastics you're performing there. So despite the fact that my fami

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