tsujamin

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   by tsujamin 5y ago

   I recently encountered __init_subclass__ for the first time in Home Assistant's custom integrations. Configuration handlers were registerd by "just declaring the class" like so and I couldn't grok how it was registered b
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   by tsujamin 5y ago

   The Untitled Goose Game OST did it recently too for an entire side ( https://www.pixelcrib.com.au/products/untitled-goose-game-vi... )
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   by tsujamin 5y ago

   hey siri: set a reminder to publish my grocery bill on the blockchain
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   by tsujamin 5y ago

   my understanding was that you'd buy an NFT at some inflated price using cryptocurrency to be laundered, and on-sell it (having affected its perceived value with the previous inflated sale) but I could be off. The other use I read about
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   by tsujamin 5y ago

   Anyone on Safari who wants to run this script - UserScript ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/userscripts/id1463298887 ) seems to work well
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   by tsujamin 5y ago

   I hazard it depends on the jurisdiction - one thing I remember from my vague parsing of Australia's cyber crime laws (IANAL etc) is that possession of these lists/hacking tools was only criminal where there was an intent to use th
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   by tsujamin 6y ago

   > Red Hat cannot be trusted from a security point of view and if the U.S. Military, or some other three letter organization, want Red Hat to put a backdoor into systemd, then this can easily go unnoticed for many years, just like it did
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   by tsujamin 6y ago

   Curious to see how ethereum participants react to this. Will it just become a race to defeat nvidia’s mining-detection logic in order to up the available supply of cards? (caveat: don’t know enough about contemporary ethereum to know how th
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   by tsujamin 6y ago

   I've self-hosted with a hand-rolled postfix+dovecot, and later with Mailcow's dockerised mailserver (FOSS, good management and webmail UI, strongly recommend). More recently though I moved my personal domain to Microsoft Exchange
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    Introducing... The KFConsole(landing.coolermaster.com)

    1 points by tsujamin 6y ago|0 comments
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    by tsujamin 6y ago

    I remember having a conversation with someone who worked in Health Cyber Security a few years ago. They pointed out their MRI machine depended on an Windows Server 2K3 machine, which they didn't patch, networked on the corporate networ
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    Musk's SpaceX partners with US military to deliver weapons by rockets(businessinsider.com.au)

    5 points by tsujamin 6y ago|0 comments
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    OPSEC critique of the Michigan Governor kidnap plot(twitter.com)

    104 points by tsujamin 6y ago|62 comments
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    by tsujamin 7y ago

    MacOS for my primary laptop, Windows for my training/travel laptop, *nix in various other places
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    by tsujamin 7y ago

    Not that I've used it yet, but there's also the "Hardening Windows 10 Workstations" guide from the ACSC (it might be a bit overkill though) [1] https://www.cyber.gov.au/sites/default/files/
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    by tsujamin 7y ago

    Windows has some additional Local Group Policy rules that are pretty killer in newer versions 1. Attack Surface Reduction Rules - Blocks some commonly seen dodgy techniques 2. Credential Guard - Moves LSASS to an isolated VM (break&#x
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    Telegram and Signal messaging services are both down(theverge.com)

    2 points by tsujamin 9y ago|0 comments
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    MPEG LA is forming a patent pool for CRISPR(mpegla.com)

    2 points by tsujamin 9y ago|0 comments
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    Tether: The $1B mystery near the heart of the biggest Bitcoin exchange(afr.com)

    2 points by tsujamin 9y ago|0 comments
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    by tsujamin 9y ago

    It's Jikes having been compiled by the Jikes compiler, that just so happens to have been executed ontop of HotSpot
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    by tsujamin 9y ago

    As per my other comment, at runtime there is no underlying "HotSpot" or other JVM, only when the bootstrap classes are compiled during the build process.
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    by tsujamin 9y ago

    Not entirely true regarding JikesRVM (I've worked on this project) and from memory still not true of Maxine. Maxine and Jikes' compiler components are run during build on Oracle HotSpot etc, however at run time they are entirely s
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    by tsujamin 9y ago

    " What Minnich would like to see happen is for Intel to dump its MINIX code and use an open-source Linux-based firmware. This would be much more secure. The current software is only secured by "security by obscurity". Changin
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    by tsujamin 9y ago

    It's only creepy when your employer does it, not when your social media platform does ;)
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    by tsujamin 9y ago

    I remember using ANU's one as the random source for a first year CS assignment once haha https://qrng.anu.edu.au/
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    by tsujamin 10y ago

    Pretty sure the Pro stands for Profitable, Problematic or Prohibiting; could be all three
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    by tsujamin 10y ago

    I'm onto charger 4 now I think? Usually have to replace it every ~12 months due to either cable sheath detatching from the inner cable and then splitting as I wind it up. Atleast two of them have also shorted out or only charged my mac
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    The Government Is Using a No Fly Zone to Suppress Journalism at Standing Rock(motherboard.vice.com)

    34 points by tsujamin 10y ago|5 comments
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    by tsujamin 10y ago

    one of the buttons crashed out my firefox, I'm liking the 3d asciisector thing it's showing at the moment though :O
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    by tsujamin 10y ago

    also, shameless plug, does anyone know how ad-hoc code signing actually works in OS X? https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/234425/how-does-ad...