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by update 8y ago
You can find some of the programs he's successfully submitted to via his website: http://evanricafort.com/achievements/ a lot of them aren't on H1 or bugcrowd.
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> you would need to get, like, 10 $5,000 bounties a year to survive in the US wouldn't you? More like 2 $5k bounties a year for me. Where I live in the U.S., I could rent a house for $500/mo ($6,000 a year), and I eat about $20
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by update 8y ago
> My favorite response though is still the "This is a duplicate from [random date six months ago]". Oh, so you're purposefully just leaving an XSS live on your corporate SSO? Makes sense! Ug. I've submitted 2 bugs to
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I've thought about this a lot over the years, as someone coming from a poor background but grew up around very wealthy kids, I never understood why people who cannot afford to give their child a good life have children. That may sound
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> For instance, mice born to fathers that experience stress can inherit the behavioral consequences of traumatic memories. Additionally, mouse dads with less-than-desirable diets can pass a wonky metabolism onto their kids. This is likel
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Really interesting articles. 2 things that stood out > Hanssen [...] is serving his sentence at the ADX Florence, a federal supermax prison near Florence, Colorado in solitary confinement for twenty-three hours a day. The guy made a deal
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My drive/ambition for my job was driving me nuts. I started getting hives - for the first time in my life - from the stress. The best thing I did was move from San Francisco to the northwoods near lake superior. You can buy a house out
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previous discussion (yesterday): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17515247
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"You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." It seems like a no-brainer that an enemy force (Russia in this instance) would want to disarm the people they plan to attack/
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> Hypothetically, if a Russian agent became President of the USA, what would you expect him to do? If a Russian agent became President of the USA, I would expect him to disarm american citizens and to reduce the power of the U.S. militar
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So what's the solution here? Buy a new monitor if we want to use up-to-date versions of macOS? Anyone who uses Apple's FCPX or Logic knows we'll have to update to Mojave because eventually we'll try to open the latest ve
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by update 9y ago
Interesting article. > Some small-town residents say it’s nearly impossible to do simple tasks like check email and stream videos. Eric Pelka, a post office employee in Julian, Pa., told Fox News at times they had to turn seven to eight
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by update 9y ago
> Come to think of it, those are both equally useless mottos. Most people any of us may consider evil are not evil in their own eyes. Such a motto contains nothing at all says a lot about a company who makes that their motto doesn't
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I read the post. The language is just confusing. You shouldn't have to tell me that "You should write your next web server in Go" doesn't mean what it says on the tin. A web server is Apache, Nginx, Lighttpd, etc. What y
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> You should write your next web server in Go Are people writing their own web servers these days? is that a thing? Seems like everyone uses nginx.
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I use uBlock origin on all my browsers. are you doing anything extra (e.g. blocking at an /etc/hosts level?) or am I covered?
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> Tübingen who was hospitalized for depression and claimed that she normally kept her symptoms in check by taking all-night bike rides. He subsequently demonstrated in a group of depressed patients that a night of complete sleep depriva
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> What inspired me to persevere was the simple fact that, really, it was the only way to get what I wanted. That's what it comes down to. Do you want the thing you're going after more than you want to avoid the obstacles in th
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ddg.com
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by update 10y ago
> He's literally bragging about sexual assault No, he literally is not. "Grab ’em by the pussy. You can do anything." != "I forcefully grab women by the vagina" but I can see this is a losing battle. > That&#x
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How is that sexual assault?
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> The US may have a lot of unsavory parts, but rule of law and presumption of innocence are not one of them. Perhaps the progressives can stop trying to undermine them in the name of unguided censorship (e.g. trying to censor "bro b
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by update 10y ago
The author of this Wired piece: > Trump has, of course, faced the leaks of his 1995 tax returns and a [1]damning video where he brags about sexual assault The author links to an article with this headline: [1] "Trump recorded havin
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by update 10y ago
Good post! I run a homeserver too. It serves media content (1080p) to everyone in the house and never has any trouble. It's main purposes are running Plex and nginx, and soon, e-mail. Only port 80 is accessible to the internet atm (it&
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> Palmer's a smart successful guy He really is. He's also really young (24). Reading about his life[1] for the first time right now and it's inspiring to me. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmer_Lu
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Dropbox's bug bounty program: https://hackerone.com/dropbox You have to wonder if all those grumbling whitehats were on to something when they said bug bounties should pay a lot
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> it taught me everything is breached Everything is breached. From websites to software to hardware, I would estimate the majority of them can be/have been exploited by advanced hackers. I'm awaiting the time when we all ackn
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biggest news here is that Apple now has a bug bounty program
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I think this hits the nail the nail on the head. You said it eloquently. Less scientifically stated: I personally see it as more of a point & click gesture coupled with a lot of 'Alpha' tendencies. It's a simple as "
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> I didn't believe him at that time. why not?

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