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by scandinavian 4y ago
Sure, if they implement verification steps to ensure that the site is owned by the person attacking it. The verification steps could be similar to the ACME challenges: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/challenge-types/
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by scandinavian 4y ago
It doesn't track in any way. In the airport there's small cells or femtocells by the operators. In the air, the only cells you can reach are the one pointing upwards. Also, they don't really ask for airplane mode anymore, at
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by scandinavian 4y ago
It's just looking for the number of columns returned by the initial query. UNION queries have to return the same number of columns as the query they are added to.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
Please note that it doesn't work on current versions. One of the maintainers said back in July that they were working on a new exploit chain to be release in a month, but no news after that.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
I think he is suggesting that we allow Putin to re-create the old Soviet Union and then hope it stops there.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
> or that they won’t dare use them. What's to be gained by starting a nuclear war with the entire world? Or are you calling them stupid (China and Russia)?
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by scandinavian 4y ago
>These facts are slowly trickling into the larger public knowledge, Could you share these facts about the ba.1 and ba.5 updated boosters?
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by scandinavian 4y ago
First three shots are still offered for anyone who wants them. This is solely about a fourth BA.1 updated booster.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
I think the default for a lot of distros is crypt() with id 6, which is SHA-512. The default number of rounds is often 5000. I just checked one of my debian machines, and it appears Debian 11 has switched to something called yescrypt.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
Why is this tagged dalle?
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by scandinavian 4y ago
The linkedin "leak" was just a scrape of public data.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
> Let HN regulate itself. That's not how it works today though, the moderator (dang) can move posts to and from the top of the frontpage, one example being posts about YC funded companies being artifically bumped to the top at times
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by scandinavian 4y ago
The URL in the search is this: https://shoprocket.io/email-confirmation/34b35b1 ... I don't see that in the robots.txt https://shoprocket.io/robots.txt User-agent: * Disallow: /cdn-cgi/l&
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by scandinavian 4y ago
> If you find the page "over the top", it is not because the page is over the top, but because you don't have anything to secure that is in the cost range of the attacks being outlined. The page states that *all users* sho
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by scandinavian 4y ago
The overclocking FAQ page is so over the top I have a hard time telling if it is satire.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
I feel like you are talking about dotnet watch thing which this post is not about.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
Is this a bot? The last 6 posts of the account are copy/paste spam.
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by scandinavian 4y ago
I have it installed and it's 105 gb, like there are plenty of sources on google that claims. You picked the only one saying higher. https://gamerant.com/ps5-biggest-game-file-sizes-gb/ Here's the offical site
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by scandinavian 4y ago
I'm not a network guy, so apologies for the stupid question, but what is the patch panel for in this setup? It doesn't really look like it has a purpose from my view.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
There has been nothing official no. marcan42 is the only named source who ever confirmed it I believe.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
Wikipedia has an API. This is just fetching the HTML and parsing it with beautifulsoup, which seems like a terrible idea when an API is available.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
I found the PDF if anyone is curious. https://drive.google.com/file/d/16lDaCfEjT7Z72EEDFBo5r3lTDCV... I'm not sure what I just read though.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
> Y10K I appreciate the optimism regarding the long-term survival of the human race.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
> And it needs to be opt out not opt in In this case it's an extension that's not installed by default.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
If you dislike lazy reasoning, why do you post it on HN?
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by scandinavian 5y ago
Always such a weird argument. I assume Nvidia also doesn't try to aquire large companies unless they have pretty good reason to believe they will succeed.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
Since WebAssembly doesn't have DOM access, the obvious guess would be no.
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by scandinavian 5y ago
> You can't use wheels musl wheel support was added some time ago: https://github.com/pypa/packaging/releases/tag/21.0 No idea how many packages actually build musl wheels though. From a quick gl
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by scandinavian 5y ago
> Also, apparently the Switch perma-pwn got pwned? Sad face... All erista units (the ones with the bootrom flaw) are still pwnable. 6.2.0 was released on November 19, 2018 - first indication of a new hack was posted on twitter Nov 24, 20
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by scandinavian 5y ago
> You might be the one of the first ones affected If you are regularly the fist target of zero-days your threat model should be stricter yes. The other 7.9 billion people in the world can afford to be a little less strict.

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