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by rekttrader 2y ago
Cleavage sites
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by rekttrader 2y ago
OpenSCAD is your friend.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Great video about some cryptic hardware being reused
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Killer write up, very clever bit of code reading and exploit development.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Frankly telegram is the easiest to integrate with bots… I know, I’ve been down the same rabbit hole
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by rekttrader 2y ago
A easy webhook to respond to and then supply a prompt is the likely response...
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Nice that a human at the FDIC really either was incompetent or a fun whistleblower. Either way, glad to see how the money was spent.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Yo dog, we put a JavaScript VM inside your JavaScript VM
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Ask Cantor Fitzgerald if they aren’t the largest US treasuries purchasing outfit... with larger balances than many countries much less banks.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
As I I see the delivery robot do it’s job... a game being played by remote workers doing the Enders game.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
I love when our local NPR station let’s him do the weather.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Put the code on GitHub and make it open. It’s a shame, and yet you can ensure it a I’ll get used
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by rekttrader 2y ago
As a CTO of a new startup, I am not hiring contractors or employees to build software. This may not be 10x, but when the time comes and I need scale I’m likely to hire what will be my smallest team yet. One of the requirements for hiring is
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by rekttrader 2y ago
** Anthony != Scott Weiner
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by rekttrader 2y ago
It was wrong to allow Google to acquire them, openRTB has allowed the opportunity for 3 or 4 ad networks to control all of advertising.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Talked about here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41110269
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by rekttrader 2y ago
That’s the hilarious and sad state of affairs.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
We as a computing populace are getting more and more comfortable with footguns.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Moloch is pleased with the sacrifices.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
Thank you for this description of how it works. It seems like truly beautiful and terrifying magic.
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by rekttrader 2y ago
That’s a great story! Kudos good human!
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by rekttrader 2y ago
You good human did a very nice thing. I really wish more developers would support older iOS versions though, my daily driver is a rooted one.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
They could because it’s his work phone get the push notifications stream and analyze that... that would leak the metadata needed to connect him to the reporter.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
I can’t upvote this more, kudos to realization that the evolution of the apranet has not ever been anything less than a military network controlled by the US.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
My bet is that it is just cheaper to make without the silicone and as an added bonus it’s more recyclable. It’s just cost savings that can be greenwashed.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
This... my hunch is faulty territory lockouts. Russia has been gray market importing starlinks given their usefulness in Ukraine.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
I distinctly remember at the time that Google even had a browser extension that loaded chromium inside the IE6 viewport... Shady browser advertising toolbar companies were using that extension to hijack and silently upgrade users into Chrom
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by rekttrader 3y ago
So what you’re saying is you helped your billion dollar mega-corp use their monopoly position to destroy another monopoly and ensure chromium would be the next IE.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
This really sucks for this human, capital markets do what they do... ruthlessly find alpha.
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by rekttrader 3y ago
Less than 24 hours later.... USDT posts 2b in profit.

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