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511.
by therein 2y ago
Having written some code that did some DKOM in Windows, I'd say PID 4 comes closer.
512.
by therein 2y ago
I thought Briar could provide this functionality without any previous pairing using BLE? I don't know too much about BLE but you should be able to just broadcast data without any pairing. Could be encrypted with a pre-shared secret. If
513.
by therein 2y ago
I was born to a mostly non-religious Muslim family in a 99% Muslim country so I am not simply defaulting to my own creed here.
514.
by therein 2y ago
I don't quote The Bible often but I think we can have some space for a quote here: "Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valua
515.
by therein 2y ago
It could also be that a subset of origin servers that the requests being routed to were misconfigured.
516.
by therein 2y ago
A loop that puts you into a deeper sleep that you can be woken up by interrupts from DMA, timers, GPIO etc. would provide the same. I like Rust as much as the next guy but let's not pretend we couldn't do this with C, C++ or assem
517.
by therein 2y ago
So the version of password manager he was using was vulnerable because it was generating low entropy passwords. They also found the seed was from time and knew when he had created it. He got lucky there a little.
518.
by therein 2y ago
ARP poisoning to get packets routed to a machine with a misconfigured default IP sounds cooler to me but that's just me.
519.
by therein 2y ago
I have both rM and rM2. I reverse engineered the rM refresh API and made an open-source framework out of it. This device looks very interesting and I actually wanted to grab one to play with but the next batch ships so far into the future t
520.
by therein 2y ago
Great write up. I hadn't seen the original post, and now I have. Mutacin and ethanol production does sound problematic. It is a product that I would have tried otherwise. It is also kinda hilarious that the guy is related to the most o
521.
by therein 2y ago
Is there any way to use the usb-gadget-mode to have a Linux machine become a webcam?
522.
by therein 2y ago
Yeah I was like so is it Veo or VisionFX. This landing page feels as haphazardly put together as the Coinbase downtime page last night.
523.
by therein 2y ago
May be `wayland-pseudo-root-server`.
524.
by therein 2y ago
Clearly inspired a lot of people. IIRC, iCloud backups were managed by an internal system named BladeRunner. It also could have been the photo backups. It's been a very long time.
525.
by therein 2y ago
That's quite the coincidence. :) Either way, I appreciate your open source work. ArchiveBox is definitely useful and has become a part of my workflow. Something that can incorporate TrueNAS, ArchiveBox, Plex and RunDeck features in a s
526.
by therein 2y ago
Yeah it is quite surprising in hindsight. I saw a GH issue where they talk about how crawling is not a feature they want to support etc. but it went recursive on users somehow. Your explanation sounds plausible.
527.
by therein 2y ago
Will do, thanks. I found the source of the issue in the meantime. I had set up an ArchiveBox instance and it seems it full on went recursive on an HN link I gave it to test it even though I told it to go only 1 level deep.
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Ask HN: Got logged out, login says "Sorry."
3 points by therein 2y ago|8 comments
529.
by therein 2y ago
I have nothing against PowerShell. I've used it for avoiding detection etc. in the past. Fun tool that surprises and delights in unexpected ways. It is pretty powerful/insane that stuff like this is a part of PowerShell and that&#
530.
by therein 3y ago
This is great synchronicity. I just recently needed this. And I needed it in a Rust project as well, can't get any better. I was trying to do stuff with chrono-english [0] and parse_datetime [1]. I noticed chrono-english doesn't w
531.
by therein 3y ago
Yeah, it is bizarre. Common logic dictates if it is done in Europe, it makes sense and we might as well just do it. Edit: Unfortunate my sarcasm went largely unnoticed.
532.
by therein 3y ago
They'll say it was never a secret in two years.
533.
by therein 3y ago
This is very useful. I needed this at least 10-20 times in the past but didn't know it existed. I no longer need it in a CI context but I could imagine this getting really handy when some weird thing happens during the build stages of
534.
by therein 3y ago
I remember always installing that. Also GOM Player was also a thing.
535.
by therein 3y ago
This explains why I have been unable to get my 2FA from Adobe.
536.
by therein 3y ago
This could be something that agent that infiltrated into companies could use to execute stuff on internal hosts that they have SSH connectivity to but no access. You could get into bastion hosts and then to PROD and leave no log traces.
537.
by therein 3y ago
Perhaps if you have a cost approximation function that's alien to that of a human. Whatever that function is, it must be putting more value to time than a human does so it must have less of it. If this is a machine intelligence with a
538.
by therein 3y ago
Water makes you wet. Also not very significantly: > You can have almost 2,000 patients on these medications for a year and you might only cause one of them to have a cardiomyopathy that they otherwise would not have had, but if you leave
539.
by therein 3y ago
There is simply no situation in which I'd not want for something to have dark mode.
540.
by therein 3y ago
Anyone who thought Retool should have a dark mode has come across this. Definitely a useful trick.

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