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by vimax 4y ago
Read it again. Not about developers.
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by vimax 4y ago
I see enough charcoal dust from a new filter to tell me it is doing the charcoal filtering it claims.
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by vimax 4y ago
Alma/Rocky are downstream of RHEL. By definition they will never have faster access to patches because they pull them from RHEL.
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by vimax 4y ago
Option 5: Take the money and run Seriously though, I'd just contact Brian Krebs and go from there.
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by vimax 5y ago
I'm pretty sure the captain outranks the pilot, it would be the pilot disobeying the captains order, which is mutiny.
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by vimax 5y ago
Right. There should be agency run certificate authorities for this. One to issue certificates to law enforcement, and one to issue certificates to judges A valid warrant would include the intended judge and be signed by the department and
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by vimax 5y ago
They're source is the ISW maps and looks like they're now incorporating elements from JominiW http://www.iswresearch.org/ https://nitter.net/JominiW
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by vimax 5y ago
Its childish. Striking out maliciously at random web developers surrounded by state propaganda is counter-productive. This just annoys them and feeds the narrative that they're under attack by the West who hates them. I would imagine w
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by vimax 5y ago
Might be funny at first, but its childish. Striking out maliciously at random web developers surrounded by state propaganda is counter-productive. This just annoys them and feeds the narrative that they're under attack by the West wh
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by vimax 5y ago
I'd love to see an interactive timeline map based on the ISW daily assessments. http://www.iswresearch.org/ https://www.understandingwar.org/ Edit: just looked, and this is the source used for the axio
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by vimax 5y ago
That seems to be contributing, but the puzzling thing is the lack of those problems in recent Russian conflicts in Syria, Crimea, etc... How did their preparedness degrade so much in only a few years with no indication of Russian military b
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by vimax 5y ago
Two nightmare scenarios: Putin hypes the Ukrainian dirty bomb story and stages a false flag attack. The rosier version is he stages it in Chernobyl and uses it as post hoc justification for his war. The gloomier less likely version is he s
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by vimax 5y ago
My guess is two reasons: He vastly underestimated Ukrainian resistance And Ukrainian resistance has been supported by Western intelligence and weapons Putin's day 1 plan was to seize most of the airfields and assassinate
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by vimax 5y ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/library
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by vimax 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220308113218/https://www.thegu...
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by vimax 5y ago
The sticky was hard to figure out. You have to scroll down in the example frame, but the scroll bar is hidden and there's no indication of more content.
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by vimax 5y ago
In code terms, knowing the history of a codebase is often more important than knowing the current feature set it provides.
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by vimax 5y ago
That and an aggressive auto update with lax version constraints for transitive dependencies leads to frequently downloading untrusted code.
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by vimax 5y ago
How is updating Firefox enabling botnets?
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by vimax 5y ago
an attacker could use css to cover a login input and button with their own elements. Without html injection just think about what might be done to disrupt a site. Here on HN you could swap the comments and hide or flag links and make the s
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by vimax 5y ago
From Jeff Bonwick, ZFS Developer: Although we'd all like Moore's Law to continue forever, quantum mechanics imposes some fundamental limits on the computation rate and information capacity of any physical device. In partic
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by vimax 5y ago
If an attacker can inject and style elements, they can cover up a login input or menu button with their own elements.
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by vimax 5y ago
That spray paint idea is very interesting. I imagine you could get some very extreme temperature differentials with a good paintball shot in the right location.
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by vimax 5y ago
If it's an asteroid what is night even like? It seems like it'd be a lot less extreme than a planet. I could imagine a plant that walks along the surface to stay in the sunlight. Maybe lay down roots all over the asteroid to do t
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by vimax 5y ago
Rokos crypto wrench: knowing about plausible deniability makes you more likely to be beat with a wrench.
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by vimax 5y ago
The hot side of JWST is currently 57c, that's a lot of energy to capture.
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by vimax 5y ago
Random computer parts? Find the nearest school IT department and put it in a corner somewhere. It will go untouched for years, guaranteed.
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by vimax 5y ago
In fact you can't do it with a Blockchain, there's too much data to store. You can only point to a third party hosted record of the data. The Blockchain only makes it more expensive.
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by vimax 5y ago
Reading the paper my first thought was, could this be scaled up for a a tactile touch screen display?
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by vimax 5y ago
That doesn't account for any overlaps in tracking data for groups of users. Instead of a single per-user unique value, I could use several values that track different groups of users. The set of values together would uniquely identify

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