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Tracing a threat actor's footprints on Tor(sprocketsecurity.com)
1 points by sdsd 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sdsd 8mo ago
Open process manager to force an unresponsive program to close. This has been part of popular lexicon for decades. Eg from the song Death to Los Campesinos, "I'll be ctrl-alt-deleting your face with no reservations"
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by sdsd 8mo ago
anthes.is, my favorite Unix blog
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by sdsd 8mo ago
As a Guix lover and LLM tooling enthusiast, I complete agree. Administrating my system via Claude Code is so much easier. LLMs work better on a system that's hackable via text.
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by sdsd 9mo ago
https://danbednarski.github.io/ Click the glyph and select mimikyu
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by sdsd 9mo ago
That's a good suggestion to OP but as a user, I find it adds character and makes it feel human in an increasingly LLM-polished internet.
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by sdsd 10mo ago
Semi-related, I've wanted to learn Plankalkül for some time but have had immense difficulty "getting it". Has anyone on here gotten the hang of it?
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by sdsd 10mo ago
For the downvoters, he's referring to this instance when (then) Senator Obama jokingly referenced bubble sort during this Google event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koMpGeZpu4Q It was one of the many viral moments d
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by sdsd 10mo ago
>surely they can ally to resist culture war nonsense from making its way into their employee handbooks? I think that's the point, using "pressure from the administration" as an excuse to nix culture war entanglements they
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by sdsd 11mo ago
I disagree with Walter here but the US wasn't founded by urban immigrants. There's a difference between pioneers, like the Mennonites in Mexico, and immigrants, like digital nomads in Mexico. The former are almost always more po
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by sdsd 11mo ago
I mildly disagree with your take but it's still mindblowing how I can read some random political flame on HN and it's WALTER FUCKING BRIGHT. Your one of my tech heroes, so cool to spot you on here. If this were real life I'd
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by sdsd 11mo ago
>How come the US government allows this? Allows? The government works for the wealthy and powerful. That includes the masses, who (if they organize) have their own power, but it also includes every other powerful group or individual. Why
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by sdsd 11mo ago
Right, if you change the input to your function, you get a different output. By that logic, the function `(def (add a b) (+ a b)` isn't deterministic.
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by sdsd 11mo ago
Okay. But then you could say the same for a human, isn't your brain just a cloud of matter and electricity that just reacts to senses deterministically?
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by sdsd 1y ago
So the idea is this will rehabilitate Sarkozy? Do you believe that this experience will rehabilitate Sarkozy, or even that he's an active threat to commit more crimes in the future? It seems like the only conceivable social benefit of
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by sdsd 1y ago
It matters if you like to travel. I dislike having to apply for a visa to travel somewhere. I'm blessed with a Mexican passport which means I can go almost anywhere in the world just with my passport.
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by sdsd 1y ago
I did this to someone. But it was my best friend Pancho, and I made it so his computer loudly exclaims "I love white wieners!" at random points when Zoom is open. Pancho, if you're reading this, sorry I exposed you like that
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by sdsd 1y ago
Only if the profits and increased productivity aren't used to fund things so you don't need wages. In social democracy, AI and automation are great news for workers.
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by sdsd 1y ago
It's mostly people just rating their own lives, which leaves it open to people in different cultures reporting the same actual happiness differently. In some cultures, saying you're happy is bragging, so people understate. In othe
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by sdsd 1y ago
>Welcome to late-stage capitalism That phrase has always seemed a bit wishful to me, like when Christians describe our era as the end times or when crypto people say "it's still early days".
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by sdsd 1y ago
QBasic was my first language even though I learned to code in like 2008, because my friends in IRC were trolling me and told me it's the best language to start with. I learned from Pete's QB Site, which is still up and an amazing
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by sdsd 1y ago
The question is which causes which. Does homeschool follow or bolster student talent. Is high parental involvement a meaningless correlation of some other aspect of high SES which actually explains these results, or is it that high SES ho
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by sdsd 1y ago
Thankfully, my reading of the research didn't begin or end with "a quick read on Wikipedia"
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by sdsd 1y ago
>She probably wouldn’t get the same result if she had to apply the same techniques to inner-city Detroit kids six hours a day and five days a week. I think you're thinking of it backwards. Inner city Detroit kids probably struggle i
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by sdsd 1y ago
This is an empirical claim and there's statistics already available. Almost every study of student performance dramatically favors homeschool over American public school. I'm not saying this in support of homeschool, but as an ind
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by sdsd 1y ago
Maybe the title means something more like "The web should not have gatekeepers (Cloudflare)". They do seem to say as much toward the end: >We need protocols, not gatekeepers. But until we have working protocols, many webmasters
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by sdsd 1y ago
When I converted to Mormonism last year, I met an older missionary couple and bonded with the husband over our love for programming. He's a Delphi developer who supports legacy applications. He's had a lot of trouble finding work,
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by sdsd 1y ago
As someone who until recently had believed this myth and had never tried home brewing, the theory was that the alcohol kills the bacteria
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by sdsd 1y ago
Oof, this comes at a hard moment in my Claude Code usage. I'm trying to have it help me debug some Elastic issues on Security Onion but after a few minutes it spits out a zillion lines of obfuscated JS and says: Error: kill EPERM
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by sdsd 1y ago
I wonder if, in that world, Lisp would be the boring corporate language, and HN would dream of a world where object orientation (which is clearly superior) never had a chance to leap from academia to the mainstream, and hackers post their n

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