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by sim7c00 2y ago
I _am_ very sorry. I just couldn't help myself :). loved to read this blog though haha. Took it much too serious for the most part :')
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by sim7c00 2y ago
This seems to only support windows :(
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I do agree that we might want to offload mundane and boring / repetitive tasks which do not add value to our lives. But this 'value' is a personal and subjective thing, so it's hard to give a recipe there which will fit
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by sim7c00 2y ago
just like car manufacturers are the only people responsible for accidents on the road?
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Hey, I do agree and don't agree, for the same reasons perhaps. My words are a bit utopian I suppose, and I do realize things aren't black and white. People need to have the wits about them to know what impact stuff has on them as
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Pointing at tech and blaming it for degrading the human condition is refusing to take responsibility of your own predicament. (not saying anyone here is doing it - it's a generalization!) People who get 'dumber' from technolo
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by sim7c00 2y ago
would this imply their dns is compromised? redirecting to other places? Or is it like a 302 redirect on application layer??
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by sim7c00 2y ago
very cool concepts. are you taking a modern approch to security? e.g. making everything nice and auditable / traceable etc.? (thinking about EDR etc. here). Am working on annOS myself around that premise, though admitedly its my first
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i hope no poor IT engineer in NK and his family for 10 generations isnt going to be sent to workcamps because of this joke.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
there is a lot of 'looking the other way' when it comes to people hacking 'adversaries'. Just look at people going at russia's network now. western authorities arent exactly busy trying to stop that. i imagine simil
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by sim7c00 2y ago
you are not wrong to draw this paralell. If humans can't treat eachother well, how little chance do animals have?
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I never really thought about it that way. killing loads of conscious beings. Until for Eid in Morocco I got the honour of helping to kill a sheep so the family could eat it. (100+ people tribe) I am still not a vegetarian, but do have a muc
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Haha love it. we had one which would just shake her head at certain foods. 'nope, not gonna eat it' and just sit nexto the bowl sad :D (we really really tried.. but had to shift foods :D)
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by sim7c00 2y ago
The way to win a war, is to demotivate and demoralize a population, not win a battle or destroy an army, but to make it so that the army never mobilizes. Look how demotivated and demoralized everyone in the EU is becoming. I really wonder w
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i love how humans always put themselves outside of nature, and like you point out, that scientists, even though they dispute where that notion comes from, cling onto it religiously :D. There's even animals with more developed / co
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by sim7c00 2y ago
"Fake Processes. Scarecrow will create a number of background processes that don't do anything, but look like security research tools. Fake registry entries. Scarecrow creates registry entries to make it look like security tools a
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Thanks a lot for this reply Fox. this is really interesting stuff. thanks a ton!
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i kind of like i can make a new chat and it remembers an old one. Because it spits out so many repeated stuff, especially with code - each time re-iterating a whole source part etc., or having tons of docs explanations repeated each time. t
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Thanks, that's interesting. as commenter noted i'd say this is part of the boot-process, but you are right, it's not technically secure boot related. booting securely != secure boot that's correct :)
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Hi Fox, i'm not aware of any other usages on the platform i'm familiar with sorry, maybe a gap in my understanding. Afaik, if you want access to a chip like TPM, the OS will need to cooperate as such I/O access or MMIO or how
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by sim7c00 2y ago
its not too bad syntax really. asm('asm code' : 'outputs' : 'inputs') you can even use labels in it etc. for in/ouputs so it's 'easily readable'. People just write it really lazy, don't
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by sim7c00 2y ago
maybe execve. the loader/linker (ld in linux) are responsible for loading the address. I think with fork they are not re-loaded but it copies (clones page tables/pages etc?) the addr space. Also, if you print your addrs in hex: &#
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by sim7c00 2y ago
its meant for secureboot, but i suppose the rest of the platform, built usually by other ppl than ones who designed the TPM, needs to also implement it correctly. an d as this article shows, this is not an easy feat. (this attack seems sill
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by sim7c00 2y ago
most VGA txt mode machines have a BIOS function to dump the font out of the device to mem. easy to grab it if u want a specific one and have the hardware. (this also works in qemu if someone needs a font in early boot and dont wanna grab th
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by sim7c00 2y ago
not sure about nextjs / vercel, but don't you have access logs for your webserver which you can check to see who's doing the cloning? Perhaps you can find some user-agent or certain ip-range or something is responsible, and b
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i love speedtree tool. its a great example of how relatively simple algorithms can make natural complexity. also a great example on how to visually make things seem real while cutting as much corners as possible is that people used to fake
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by sim7c00 2y ago
alo of gpu accelearted terminals are actuallly very slow. because they add silly features. basic text i/o is almost always slower. even on a good gpu! :/
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by sim7c00 2y ago
obfuscated code with a lot of short cuts is likely also not the best way to model the world :P but this is definitely an impressive feat :D i'd be happy to get it done in like 256 lines of code, likely it would take much more than that
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i think those things just like the ai things are just probability based. which word, token or letter is most likely, based on occurences seen in large data sets. thats not to say prediction is not a thing, like forecasting. but thats also g
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by sim7c00 2y ago
more and more i feel this is not going to be possible at some point. wanted to say 'go to a bar' , not jokingly. sad to say it too because i hate outside. if someone can come up with an actual solution cool. maybe if digital iden

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