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by technion 4y ago
I can absolutely confirm that blog describes a pretty typical experience for patching exchange.
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by technion 4y ago
The timing is unusual. Hafnium was an incredibly widely exploited attack. Companies supporting a large number of exchange servers were reporting >50% running cobalt strike the very day of the patch release. Our internal discussions came
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by technion 4y ago
I'll add a data point to your search, here's my results of scrolling Facebook ads. This ignores the "suggested" posts from places like daily mail, which really, are also an ad. This list of ads looks really poor for anyt
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by technion 4y ago
It was recently increased to and there was a huge lobbying effort with many places pretending they will go out of business. Edit: Depends on business size. https://www.revenue.nsw.gov.au/taxes-duties-levies-royalties...
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by technion 4y ago
Nearly every nightclub, dance floor, live music venue, and even many restaurants in pubs that I had in my younger years were pulled down to create "VIP rooms", which is what we call "rooms full of poker machines". It&#x2
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by technion 4y ago
Given your example actually uses "-std=c99", the "incompatible with standards before C99" warning really feels it should be disabled, and the fact it isn't really feels like a bug to ime.
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by technion 4y ago
It's not you or the male typed things you follow. My wife used to use instagram just to look at cat videos and wedding dresses. She wasnt into cars or gym workouts or whiskey or whatever. She's also surprisingly female. Her sugges
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by technion 4y ago
Thanks for explaining the invite only situation. This sounds like the sort of thing I'd like to try out, so I hit "join" and got to the job application page. Spent some time looking for the sign up process.
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by technion 4y ago
I'm fairly convinced if tinder actually killed fake profiles it would go bankrupt. Not in terms of total user count, but in terms of female user count. It's already basically a meme to talk about the horrible m/f ratio. The n
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by technion 4y ago
I didn't mind the coffeescript experience, but it's deeply hurtful to productivity to dev in a platform that doesn't end up winning.
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by technion 4y ago
I remember buying games that would come with a huge "don't copy that floppy" booklet. I remember it even argued selling the game when I was done with it was unethical and would likely lead to jail.
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by technion 4y ago
Ksp1 occupied me for three times the played hours as elden ring if that says anything. I've been excited for this for a long time and have it downloading now, but a large part of what i enjoyed was the community around their own forum.
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by technion 4y ago
I'm fairly sure this is some "design paradigm" or something. I've complained about it for years but I've never heard it described by anyone as an "issue" that's going to be fixed, as much as "a d
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by technion 4y ago
There are multiple places where he uses a feature only available to enterprise users (read: Not me) to resolve this. I guess the "normal" thing here would be to disable the WAF and be done with it.
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by technion 4y ago
It used to be that you could search for "John" and it would show you a range of Johns that you might know. I just tried it and it recommended several "John Wick" pages. I found the button to set the search to only show &
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by technion 4y ago
The irony is that the most promoted company on Facebook isn't paying for those ads with sponsorship. I just opened Facebook and here's the top "suggested post". Of course it's a "news" story, which is itse
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by technion 4y ago
Es6 arrow functions are a good example of this. They have been around for a long time and work in most browsers, but people learned they need babel to transpile them out for internet Explorer. People dropped ie support but the knowledge &qu
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by technion 4y ago
What's described here is no different to a malicious nginx or Apache module, like this one from eight years ago: https://github.com/ChristianPapathanasiou/apache-rootkit
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Time to Shutdown CT Advisor(lolware.net)
1 points by technion 4y ago|0 comments
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Starting work at Microsoft (Meshcentral possible shutdown)(meshcentral2.blogspot.com)
2 points by technion 4y ago|0 comments
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by technion 4y ago
Several of the appliances we manage have certificates that are installed using a Web gui and require a reboot with a 15 minute outage for the change to take effect. We've looked at automating some things but there's only so far I
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by technion 4y ago
Most of our business customers would be using IE if Ms didn't kill it. We do however have the enterprise site list in edge, where we can list all the key urls to have edge open in embedded IE. Which is a killer feature. It's the
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by technion 4y ago
I believe the error they are seeing is in the screenshot here: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/you-c... The problem is that only supported browsers have the "detect compliant
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by technion 4y ago
What am I missing about why this couldn't also argue sqrt(4) is irrational?
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Australian government considering right to be forgotten laws(theguardian.com)
3 points by technion 4y ago|0 comments
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by technion 4y ago
I continue to completely disbelieve that Reddit is as popular as it is, whilst it is an apparently known fact it is completely unusable on mobile without a third party client.
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by technion 4y ago
I hate that it's ruined social events. I routinely get tracked down because "you're in tech, so you must be into this", and lose a relaxing evening to trying to get rid of some guy who wants to help me understand that Gl
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by technion 4y ago
I agree with this, but I do think having pirate keys show up on ebay is a special case. I've dealt with this in businesses that expected Microsoft support but had windows and office keys bought off ebay that they believed were legitima
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by technion 4y ago
Look I get it on a technical level. But we've just had years of being yelled for anything but a hard fail. It's become a meme that anyone with a bug bounty program and softfail can expect to have it come in as a "vulnerabilit
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by technion 4y ago
Microsoft azhci will drop data and corrupt file systems if the servers attached have smb signing enforced. Good trap to keep in mind when a pentester says "just turn it on everywhere".

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