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by textmode 8y ago
https://api.hackertarget.com/reverseiplookup/?q=208.109.192....
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by textmode 8y ago
"I Used The Web For A Day With Javascript Turned Off." I Used the Web For A Decade With Javascript Turned Off. I have been using the Web for over a decade via software that has no Javascript capabilities. There is a conception one
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by textmode 8y ago
One of the things I like about contests like ICPC, IPSC, etc. is that there is a specific description of the problem and example input and output. When we read a forum like HN or a repository like Github, people commonly post about software
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by textmode 8y ago
"According to our communication with the International Computer Science Institute's certificate notary, which observes on the order of 50 million TLS connections daily, 16.5% of TLS connections in June 2014 lacked SNI, which is en
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(1.3K stripped)
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by textmode 8y ago
Assuming enough RAM to hold the source tree, how does build time with root on mfs/tmpfs compare to the NVMe?
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by textmode 8y ago
Below is a sample "1.asm" source file which in one expt yields a 2.2K static binary. "main" has been renamed to "xyz". format ELF section '.text' executable public xyz extrn _exit
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by textmode 8y ago
Sorry about that. Try these: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=H... http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=H...
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by textmode 8y ago
I am a neophyte x86 asm user. I link using gcc and -nostdlib plus a very simple start.S: .globl _start _start: call main movl $1,%eax xorl %ebx,%ebx int $0x80 fasm 1.asm;gcc -nostdlib start.S 1.o lib1.a;a.out "li
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by textmode 8y ago
Are you familiar with this patent application? http://ipwatchdog.com/patents/US20090265214.pdf
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"We all want to build robust and engaging web experiences . We scrutinize every detail of an interaction. We spend hours getting the animation swing just right. We refactor our JavaScript to shave tiny fractions of a second off load t
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by textmode 8y ago
Question: How would this type of attack be implemented without using Javascript?
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This works: https://github.com/eul-im/eul/releases/download/v0.34/eul_li... Aside: This is 64-bit. Is there a 32-bit version?
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by textmode 8y ago
https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/cambridge-analytica-closing... Does not require Javascript. User can fetch page, save it and view offine. "Reader Mode" in Firefox fixes poor scrolling experience.
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Has there ever been a program (not including any so-called "optimised assembler") that accepts handwritten asm on stdin and sends "optimised" asm to stdout? optasm <1.asm >2.asm diff -U0 1.asm 2.asm|less
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s/send/& correct/
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Does this mean that Cloudfront does not actually require (correct) SNI? Example: Sending HTTP request for signal.org over TLS to Cloudfront IP address with SNI as "allergan.com" returns signal.org web page, not allergan.com web pa
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"Once we roll out this update, you'll be able to see information about the apps and websites you've interacted with, and you'll be able to clear this information from your account . You'll even be able to turn off
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"Unfortunately, a TLS handshake fully exposes the target hostname in plaintext, since the hostname is included in the SNI header in the clear. This remains the case even in TLS 1.3, and it gives a censor all they need." Does this
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by textmode 8y ago
Is a certain browser required to reproduce the problem? I had no trouble accessing the archived page. https://web.archive.org/web/20160826003417/https://medium.co... ------------------------------------
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According to this interview the addition of the $.99 charge was to slow down growth . He wanted to be sure they could provide a fast, reliable service and was concerned they might get swamped by an influx of users. https://www.y
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We are told by Zuckerberg and others at Facebook that users want "relevant" ads. Do users "want" ads? (Assuming they have real choice.) Is it the "irrelevance" of ads that disrupts aesthetics and insults intel
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"The ethics panel member added: "Facebook is rather deceptive on this and creates the appearance of a cosy and confidential peer group environment, as a means of gulling users into disclosing private information that they then sel
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by textmode 8y ago
(Novice k user) Exercise: Download to a single html page using k3 and curl cat 1.k c:"curl http://jsoftware.com/papers/50/"; f:("intro";"50_";"chrono";"pers"
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Did France use bankruptcy laws to get the courts to order that the domain name be transferred? Was France a creditor? Was Frydman a debtor? Did France use trademark law to pressure the registrar to transfer the domain name registration? W
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APL was designed to be taught to non-programmers. Indeed it was taught in some high school maths classrooms. I have been reading many books and other historical documents on APL from the 1960s/70s/80s and this one I found to be e
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The statute requires that the copies exceed $2,500 in value. https://www.justice.gov/usam/criminal-resource-manual-1847-c... Hypothetically, if Microsoft had conceded that the value of the CDs was only the value of t
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Naive question: Could one summarise this case as trafficking a "counterfeit" free download in CD format, or, alternatively, as trafficking a "counterfeit" free CD, where the reason the download or CD is "free"
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Herdwick Shepherd @herdyshepherd1 4h "Mum, I'm in the @NewYorker" "Oh, that's nice" "Well er... sorry in advance for the swearing" Miss my dad, who wouldn't even have heard of it, and wouldn&

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