rithdmc

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by rithdmc 5mo ago
> unless you are somehow exposing yourself stupidly Or, y'know, offer some forms of compute as a service.
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
The attack itself creates the logs, which - reading between the lines - are shipped to a central log server. A compromised server might not send any new indicators to the logs, but existing logs moved off device would still be available. I&
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
Have you considered shredding the journal pages after?
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
I know it's a bit of a joke, but "I Built a Neural Network from Scratch in SCRATCH" gave me, a complete outsider, a lot of insight into how neural networks work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5COUxxTRcL0
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
GitHub is one of the most readily accessible sources of parasitic compute resources.
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
The original article is a list of ways to achieve certain features (ie, reading a file) when you don't have it natively (ie, no cat, but for some reason, base64). > execute any binary it has read access to Maybe I'm missing som
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
I think you have the wrong end of the stick. The OP link is a resource for when you do get access to the processes environment which has already been reduced via containers, jails, or what have you. If the environment is already restricted,
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by rithdmc 5mo ago
It's the principle of 'Defence in Depth'. Do both, as one control may fail.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
Giving so many people the ability to vote was absolutely a fundamental shift in the social, political, or societal order, so is absolutely a traditional revolution. This is just the 'no true scotsman' argument.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
> You really need to read up on your history. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47888542
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
I believe they meant to get past the 'Sign in to read for free' element.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
Why do people assume revolutionary action must be violent? Emmeline Pankhurst will want to have words with them.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
> I wonder if you even recognize what you're doing. "Don't feed the trolls". They absolutely do know what they're doing.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
Absolutely, but it's also a low barrier. I think there's a lot of organized theft comparative to opportunistic.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
Hardly matters when one may print their own barcode on labels and cover the frangible one.
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
I did this with 15 btc :]
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by rithdmc 6mo ago
Running into a meeting, so won't be able to review this for a while, but exciting. I wonder how much it cost in tokens, and what the prompt/validator/iteration loop looked like.
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Thank you! I was scratching my head at this, having seen 'Step 1'
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
It took Ireland years from an ECHR ruling to rule buggery was not unlawful, and Ireland was given a special exemption to the EUs abortion laws which remained in place for 26 years.
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Nintendo may also decide this. https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/uk-games-collector-raided-b...
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
That and the big question over, if they do detect a domestic agency's APT, will they even report it? Warning: Top Secret / NoForn leaks below. Allegedly, - McAfee reached out to the FBI about Magic Lantern, - Kaspersky were beli
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
> How did none of this come up during diligence? The article states that, "Even though we knew we’d technically be lying about our security to anyone we sent these policies to for review ... we decided to adopt these policies becaus
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
I doubt this reaches the bar for libel by a long shot.
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Titles are editorialised and space limited. The first couple lines in the article linked above make the nuance pretty clear. [edit: 'pretty' instead of 'perfectly']
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Delighted to see more awareness on this - I hadn't seen the mxmap sites before. I believe it will be hand waved away by those with the power to change it, excusing the data as being stored in the EU, or just believing the various &#x27
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Can you link a write up or post? Thanks!
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
It's not a wrong assumption, it's an insult. I don't see how disputing up the claim that LLMs and books, newspapers, etc are equitable sources of information is a strawman. I look forward to your erudite vernacular which will
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Burn more tokens on this one, but the absence of an editor or peer reviewer also does not make it better.
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
Newspapers, TV documentaries, Wikipedia, research papers, etc tend to be edited or peer reviewed.
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by rithdmc 7mo ago
People seem to forget this is a developer news website attached to a startup accelerator. Self promotion has long been a component of the ask page...

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