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by testvox 7y ago
I'm on a large corporate network right now and I get responses back from `ping www.google.com`. But also this technique doesn't depend on ICMP that is just what the example happens to use. Pwnat itself uses only UDP for outgoing r
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by testvox 7y ago
It gets strange with Schools, they are actually allowed to keep medical records on students that are exempt from HIPAA and instead are covered under FERPA.
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by testvox 7y ago
In what case isn't it obvious? C# makes it quite clear, you allocate to memory on the heap whenever you see the "new" keyword or whenever you see a new closure (because closures are of course just a poor man's objects).
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by testvox 7y ago
In my city it's essentially illegal to build higher density residences than exist currently. Not sure how this is a failure of the market. So of course rents and real estate values are soaring and the current landowners do everything i
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by testvox 7y ago
So many innocent people pay ransoms. Any politician who pushed though that law would get destroyed by the press the first time the government imprisons some sympathetic person who panicked and paid a ransom to keep their nudes from being se
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by testvox 7y ago
What you can do is basically use partially overlapping beams to energize an area smaller than any of the individual beams (think venn diagram). Its a similar technique (except in 2 dimensions) to radiation therapy where multiple beams of ra
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by testvox 7y ago
I agree using the common definitions sweeteners could be called flavors. However the FDA has only approved sucralose as a non-nutritive sweetener which for regulatory purposes is a different category of ingredient than artificial flavors. A
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by testvox 7y ago
Dead people have basically no rights, at least in the United States.
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by testvox 7y ago
Its not fraud, at least not as federally defined because that only covers money, property, or "depriv[ing] another of the intangible right of honest services". It does not cover information.
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by testvox 7y ago
The shareholders certainly consider bankruptcy to be relevant. One would think they would find the hiring of "responsible" people who bankrupted their previous company to be relevant also.
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by testvox 7y ago
They are not all soldiers, the corps has considerable civilian staff as well. But the reason is mostly historical. The corps existed first to build and maintain coastal fortifications and then when the western frontier opened up it made sen
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by testvox 7y ago
Same, HR and c level are the only ones left with real offices.
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by testvox 7y ago
They specially address your question. > This policy will not apply to taxpayer-funded entities including independent public broadcasters.
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by testvox 7y ago
And yet other laws require the collection and retention of sensitive user data, in particular any service that allows for transmission of large amounts of money (crypto exchanges were a good example).
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by testvox 7y ago
But a startup which is unwilling to reimburse people for work phones or provide a phone probably doesn't require mobile device management either.
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by testvox 7y ago
Couldn't you say the same thing about any security hole? If Equifax didn't want people reading their databases then they shouldn't have allowed anyone with an internet connection to remotely execute code on their systems via
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by testvox 7y ago
Where is it illegal in Europe?
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by testvox 7y ago
Knowingly and willingly usually refers to the level level of awareness that is required to be held culpable for a crime or violation. If the Lambda school was unaware that they were committing the conduct proscribed by law then they would h
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by testvox 7y ago
Yeah but we didn't need to fully understand how animal wings actually work, we just needed to understand what they do (generate lift). Similarly I don't understand the focus in this conversation on fully understanding the protein
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by testvox 7y ago
He may have acquired his grit through other means, in his words: > By the time I was twenty, I had lived through a Hungarian Fascist dictatorship, German military occupation, the Nazis' "Final Solution," the siege of Budap
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by testvox 7y ago
> and we are not even close to achieving insect-level intelligence. Aren't we close to this? Most insects only have a few million neurons in their central nervous system, so we can model their intelligence in real time at least. May
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by testvox 7y ago
Git rebase interactive with fixup or squash will combine the commits into the first one. So the timestamp will still be somewhat reflective of when work is done (on average).
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by testvox 7y ago
They just don't call it a "free one month trial". Instead they say "sign up and get an extra month free". Which is basically what the "free trial" is if you fail to cancel it.
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by testvox 7y ago
I don't think that is true with iframes, which is what plaid uses to allow users to enter their banking information. So plaid still can get all your keypresses but an app that uses plaid does not. To be clear you have to trust plaid, a
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by testvox 7y ago
I think by "memory access improvements" they are referring to the new zero cost memory abstractions (called Span and Memory) not to memory safety. This makes the most sense in context because these abstractions were inspired by si
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by testvox 7y ago
Tracing the bitcoin transactions might prove which account stole the money. But the device tracking helps prove which real person was controlling the account.
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by testvox 7y ago
Don't we spend less time at work than ever? Makes more sense to me that loneliness would be caused by too much free time rather than not enough.
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by testvox 7y ago
You could just ask the clerk for all the records, this is what public records databases do. They drive around to all the court houses and make copies of all the public records, put them into one big database and sell access to it.
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by testvox 7y ago
I think it really depends, I use amazon prime as my primary shopping method, without it I would definitely need a vehicle. > Experts say that e-commerce could actually, if optimized, be beneficial for the environment. Getting into your p
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by testvox 7y ago
Chromecast doesn't have its own UI or authentication, it just uses the authentication of the device the stream was started from (being able to delegate that is a requirement for chromecast support). So it solves the same issue but in a

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