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by seisvelas 6y ago
I highly recommend Computerphile's explanation of Onion Routing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRYzre4bf7I After that, check out the video explaining how hidden services work. If you want to see a simple implementati
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by seisvelas 6y ago
No. By cybercrime he means a literal career as a criminal. Pentesting is done with permission from the target.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Nothing has ever rung truer for me than this comment. I've battled against this almost my entire life. Now that I'm working from home I still keep a basic schedule that involves waking up in the morning and not totally drifting. B
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by seisvelas 6y ago
In that case, wouldn't it correctly be conjugated as 'In animō apparati iacet victoria'? I haven't touched Latin since boyhood so I'm likely completely wrong, but I am eager to understand this.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I am so unabashedly excited for this to happen. I don't care about the habitual cynics. My only apprehension is that the director will try to relieve the absurdity by making it comedic, when the best way to handle it is to just have it
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by seisvelas 6y ago
>middle class families This seems like a propaganda term to endow the more aptly named 'working class' with a more prestigious title. In any case, the point holds: your argument about inflation is so clear precisely because you
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I'm making a simple onion router in TypeScript! https://github.com/seisvelas/onion-router-ts It's not meant to be useful for anyone, just want to learn TypeScript and onion routing
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Wow, this simple comment completely changed my point of view on this argument. What a beautiful, almost laconically effective analogy. edit: not being sarcastic, I just really admire effective communication (to whoever downvoted me <&#x2
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Haha I know this wasn't intended as a joke, but this answer made me burst out laughing. Very true! On the other hand, that's not such an easy problem for humans to solve either
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Ancient Rome is legendary for engineering. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_engineering There is this notion I see going around that in the past people survived by being brutish animals and smart people would have d
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by seisvelas 6y ago
>BASIC lets you go to a line number QBasic let you use either a line number or a label, I believe they only kept line numbers after labels were introduced for backwards compatibility. I know I'm veering way off topic but for as mu
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by seisvelas 6y ago
You're getting downvotes from the people who don't know that you are 100% right: goto is usually with labels , not line number, for exactly the reason you point out. This Gist is still super cool, though.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Startup has been consumed by its use as a marketing buzzword and as far as I can tell just means 'company' at this point. People just say they 'founded a startup' instead of 'started a company'. I suspect most
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Yes, I was going to comment much the same but with the addition that Joel Spolsky famously documented this phenomenon is his essay on The Law of Leaky Abstractions: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/11/11/th
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Counternitpick: Those subrouting calls and while statements are compiled to conditional jmps. If you squint your eyes it's just a fancy 'if'.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
You are right that it is not 100% true, but it is mostly true. The US uses corn syrup because the US government heavily subsidizes corn. Some Mexican producers in Mexico do use corn syrup, which is a cheap import from the US, but even here
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by seisvelas 7y ago
I think IDA's 'killer feature' over Ghidra is supposed to be the debugger. Not disagreeing, I am a Ghidra user myself, just that's the reason I usually see proffered in the Ghidra/IDA flamewar.
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Woops, you're right, I mixed up my eras.
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Yeah that's why I said 'I know it's wrong and irrational', haha. It helped me when I had trouble finding a job. Maybe different people need different messages. Like the OSCP motto, 'when the going gets tough, try ha
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by seisvelas 7y ago
If you'd like more details, the recruiter I'm thinking of is https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguelsuarezr/ . They probably have stuff elsewhere as well. I just started a position in security (which I found h
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Saludos de Mérida, Yucatán!
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by seisvelas 7y ago
I started during the 2008 recession. I think the people who hurt the most back then were the people who'd just attended 6 week Ruby on Rails bootcamps and gotten 70k/year jobs (which was a cliche at the time). Suddenly, that was n
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by seisvelas 7y ago
I'm a web dev (React, Node and Python) with a long history as a Linux sysadmin looking to move into a junior level security role. My open source work includes patches in C to the Tor Project's torsocks utility, a very small fix to
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by seisvelas 7y ago
I'm in Yucatan, Mexico. >I would assume this discussion is centered on coastal American cities Did you click the link of this submission? It's about Dublin, Ireland. That said you're right I have never checked out airbnb p
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by seisvelas 7y ago
I appreciate your balanced take on this - but i disagree. Airbnbs discounts for long stays make it pretty competitive here. I pay 3500 pesos a month for a room. That includes power, internet, Netflix, toilet paper, all kinds of other amenit
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Upfront rent is totally fine, Airbnb itself charges upfront. But 3 upfront rents? Ive never gotten a deposit or the extra rent back at the end. Airbnb isnt a real solution but i dont think landlords ever were either
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Good. Rentals charge 2 months rent and a deposit. The only reason I can afford housing is because of airbnb. It's the only place I can find housing that doesn't do that BS. That's here in Merida, at least. I wish the rental m
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Ah yes, recall the era of 'Your password must contain at least 8 characters and one numeric character'. So you can get rid of all the passwords under 8 characters when you run your dictionary attack, and put a 1 on the end of ever
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Tails routes all TCP traffic through Tor and blocks UDP (since Tor doesn't support it). To learn more check this out: https://tails.boum.org/contribute/design/Tor_enforcement/
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by seisvelas 7y ago
Wow, that's really inspiring. I also love beauty. Can anyone recommend a way for someone with undergrad level math to learn about Lagrangians?

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