sim7c00

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by sim7c00 1y ago
one in a million opportunity? the guy registered a domain and sent some emails dude. its cheap as hell
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you want exploit prevention and some things that correlate process execution to network traffic, and need tls interception. otherwise u dont know shit. litterally. to get process execution, something will need to know what process was launc
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by sim7c00 1y ago
with a banana for scale?
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by sim7c00 1y ago
very likely. what is the objective of your question?
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by sim7c00 1y ago
man. anyone and everyone can get fished in a targeted attack. good luck on the cleanup and thanks for being forward about it. want to stress everyone it can happen to. no one has perfect opsec or tradecraft as a 1 man show. its simply not p
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by sim7c00 1y ago
how are C/C++ disproportionally hard? the concept of multi-threading is the same for any language that supports it, most of the primitives are the same, and it's really not a lot nor complicated code to implement those. the diffi
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by sim7c00 1y ago
never blame rust. rust is the replacement for C.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
maybe its not 'slow' but more 'generalized for a wide range of use-cases'? - because is it really slow for what it does, or simply slower compared to a specialized implementation? (this is calling a regular person car sl
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by sim7c00 1y ago
Brian: We are all different! Guy: I'm not! its always just some cheesy hacker words put to seem mysterious or whatever -_-. we are legion, we are one etc. anything like that fall apart quickly if you attach identity to something doesnt
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by sim7c00 1y ago
interesting stuff but the china angle is a bit overstated with option A/B. it could simply be the guy maintains presence there because he has access. NK has no public internet so he might simply enjoy internet access -_- rather than ne
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by sim7c00 1y ago
actually NL is training a GPT on only materials they bought fairly. it wont be a chatgpt or coding model ofc, thats not what they go for, but it'll be interesting to see its quality as its all fairly and honestly done. transparently.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you are right to be worried about such practices. this is why i avoid these things entirely. its a bit more hastle but a lot less risk. once you have a good config u can just roll with that anyhow. but i guess in the same vein i dont use a
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by sim7c00 1y ago
most reason OSes are insecure is bexause they are designed badly regarding security. they are from a time it wasnt important and most ways of building them also from that same era. its hardly modernized -_-. sure its not the same OS as 20 y
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i am just wondering about the store 2fa. ofc they have the authenticator app, but id personally somehow be more happy if there is not the same company there. i know its not technically an issue, maybe i am just too paranoid. i mean, is the
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by sim7c00 1y ago
money. if you think that answer too short, then read the list of tlds, and then reread the answer. repeat cycle if you need more training for your neural net.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
perfect answer tbh just scrap server logs. sites that offer blogging capabilities as service should do that for their users and provide 'local analytics'. its really trivial to do :/ u get tons of info. if u need more a lot
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by sim7c00 1y ago
been writing an OS for ever 10 years to try. its seriously not something you want to do if you want to get anywhere. then again,its a lot of fun, maybe imagining where it could be some day if you had an army of slave programmers (because st
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by sim7c00 1y ago
the most ethical company still goes for profit and earn shittons.... the most fragrant turd still smells of shit
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by sim7c00 1y ago
pretty cool, kind of like the idea these sattelites would harness sun for propulsion too :) not sure if it would be more efficient than powering their own propulsion with the already captured energy (i know nothing about this obv) i wonder
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by sim7c00 1y ago
if its not special for crashes thats criminally bad design in a safety critical system. u know if for instance u weld a gas pipeline and an xray machine reveal a crack in your work, you can go to jail.... but if you treat car software as an
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by sim7c00 1y ago
remove 'seem to'. it has no place in this sentence anymore. we're not in the stoneage anymore. when has this ever not been the case?
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by sim7c00 1y ago
>> This could have been prevented on the server side by doing less strict input validation in compliance with Postel's Law. I feel nervous about making such a security-sensitive endpoint more liberal with the inputs it can accept
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by sim7c00 1y ago
countries own the water along their costs usually for a good bunch of miles, so why wouldn't a country be able to exist and only own water? that being said i guess the flipside is that if certain countries now _want_ another place not
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by sim7c00 1y ago
what i was thinking. DPI might pick up on proxy headers. alternatively, idk how far one would get just slapping wireguard or openvpn on a VPS somewhere on port 443. that used to work fairly well but i suppose my experience there is like 10+
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by sim7c00 1y ago
well, i dont use it for code. i tried, really did, but it keeps getting into infinite loops, or crashing itself trying to get out of kernel-level errors by typecasing an error_code to a datastructure it expects -_- (wtf??) also, last week i
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by sim7c00 1y ago
this is so much fun. love it. "Attention-based representations systematically manage the self-evolving agentic behavior." now i finally have things to say to people on linkedin. thanks so much. I feel smarter already.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
try: __main__() except BeingDutchException: print("make some noize!") except: pass how did i do on my python exam? 5.6 is also a pass!
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by sim7c00 1y ago
this is a silly thing, it would be trivial to detect compared to regular randomware (way smaller footprint / activities, way easier to hide...) for ex. a lot of ransomware try to evade security mechanisms by masquerading as legit proce
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by sim7c00 1y ago
alias neovim=nano crisis averted
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by sim7c00 1y ago
someone should make guitar hero with vim's keybindings. maybe you need to write the tabs quick enough to play it live including the ascii art strings -_-. multi line editing, tgted char insertions on different lines and intervals... al

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