turbografx16

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by turbografx16 6y ago
Seconding this. I would vote matrix personally.
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by turbografx16 6y ago
Sounds like fun! Ill check it out.
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by turbografx16 6y ago
I'm also a younger hacker and I have the same issue. I've found 0x00sec.org is alright, and security CTF forums can be decent, but there's an awful lot of people just looking for easy answers and aren't interested in lea
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by turbografx16 6y ago
Where are the hackers hanging out these days? 5 or so years ago /r/netsec was pretty good, and 0x00sec seems a decent (if small) community. I miss having a place to hang out with other people messing around with random security pr
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by turbografx16 8y ago
Given how this thread is going I thought I'd mention a resume review robot I actually like. I use Novoresume.com to build my resumes and I find it's resume suggestions to be pretty useful. It's free for one page resumes too.
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by turbografx16 8y ago
Don't forget the issue that was a PDF, a ZIP, and an NES ROM that would print its own MD5 when run in an emulator
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by turbografx16 8y ago
A good deed done for selfish reasons is still a good deed done. Frankly I'm just happy to see Linux gaming getting any kind of attention as it's the only reason I still dual boot Windows.
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by turbografx16 8y ago
I have a few handwritten notebooks on CS and it was a mistake. You're right about the improved retention, but I cant search my notes or reorganize them very easily. I've started using cherrytree instead and having the ability to s
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by turbografx16 8y ago
There's nothing stopping someone from graduating at the age of 56.
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by turbografx16 8y ago
You shouldn't fucking have to. That just leads to social cooling.
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by turbografx16 8y ago
I just finished my Associates in CS, and my favourite classes were the ones that were really, really hard. Case in point, my digital systems design final project had only 6 students complete it, and of those projects only 4 actually worked
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by turbografx16 8y ago
Probably this. I'm extremely left leaning but even I know vice is absolute dogshit. I used to work in the tar sands with my brother's, and once a year we have a tradition of watching the Vice tar sands "documentary" to l
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by turbografx16 8y ago
Vancouver too. The Canada line expansion killed the vast majority of cambie's family owned / small businesses.
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by turbografx16 9y ago
This is so fishy to me, it's so unprofessional of a security researcher. My tinfoil hat is already rattling...
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by turbografx16 9y ago
That page is fucking gold, thank you so much for sharing.
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Ask HN: Has anyone here graduated from WGU, or know someone who has? How was it?
3 points by turbografx16 9y ago|1 comments
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by turbografx16 9y ago
Yeah that was the general consensus when this was posted on Reddit, too.
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by turbografx16 9y ago
Everything you've said is right, but I'll expand a little more because ROP is fun. ASLR, PIC (position independent code: chunks of the binary move around between executions), and RELRO (changing the order and epermissions of an E
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by turbografx16 9y ago
I love coffee naps myself, and I've found that even if I don't fall asleep completely I still end up feeling extremely refreshed. If you have half an hour to experiment with it, I think you'll get a lot out of it.