walletdrainer

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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Bizarre font and poor contrast, yep. The text itself being exceedingly long for no obvious reason doesn’t help.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
>I started playing CTFs in 2021 >and the old game is not coming back For many people the CTF scene was already dead in 2021 because it had turned into something unrecognisable. In reality it’s just different.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
> Thats crimes should be forgiven after 16 years That’s very common, yes.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
>but then the root password is 30 characters long, on purpose, to be sure I don't ever enter it, so login from tty2 ain't really an option My phone password is that long, we’re still only talking about taking a few seconds to e
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Why would we stick to hashcash when we have decades of work built on it? You can trivially substitute device attestation with e.g. proof of burn. Instead of tying attestation to specific hardware manufacturers and configurations, it can be
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
What leads people to believe things like this?
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
> I thought it had potential but I don't know how you'd fund it. The same way we fund other social services here in Europe. If an individual is incapable of caring for themselves, the state is expected to care for them.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Where are the ad campaigns telling me to trust LLMs? I don’t use an adblocker, do read traditional dead tree newspapers and do get exposed to satellite tv channels. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone anywhere telling me how reliable LLMs a
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
If someone believes a hammer when it tells them such things, they should probably have some sort of a caretaker assigned to help them through life.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
>I don't realistically see any alternative but for some kind of reliable signal that a web request is most likely coming from a real person (not a perfect guarantee, but something good enough). Which means some kind of attestation t
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Would you not kill a man who tries to force their way into your home to read your correspondence? I would! If you aren’t willing to draw non-negotiable lines, you will simply end up ceding more and more of your freedom in exchange for nothi
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
You wouldn’t be deemed a flight risk in the US on that basis. Returning to the country after receiving email notifying you about the investigation is obviously evidence against flight risk.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
The murdering of French lawmakers is something we frequently celebrate here in France. Your profile suggests that you’re in Israel, where groups like the Irgun are celebrated as national heroes. Violent struggle against perceived oppressors
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
This is ridiculous. "Everyone should get a vote" explicitly rejects the idea that all opinions are equal, as it explicitly rejects the opinion that "not everyone should get a vote". It is impossible for both of the thing
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Because they’re ashamed?
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
> You don't think that some people simply disagree with the idea that this is bad? Some people think women shouldn’t be allowed to vote, not all opinions are created equal.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
It'd be silly to blame the police, this kind of crime can only be addressed at a much higher level. I'm not even too inclined to blame government, as I consider this minor loss of security a perfectly acceptable tradeoff in return
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
I feel like there’s a tendency here to seriously overestimate how damaging these leaks are to individuals. For most individuals impacted by these hacks, appropriate restitution would be $0. Anything more than that would go beyond making the
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
My home theater setup has more storage than that.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Might drastically limit the places where he can go on holiday.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
I’m European, never encountered the system you describe. What is it and why does it exist? Apple Pay has been widely available since 2016. Why would anyone want to use some clunky QR-code thing instead?
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
What about this one https://www.exploit-db.com/ezines/kr5hou2zh4qtebqk.onion/GoD... ?
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Who are the engineers building this technology? Make their identities known so displeasure about these systems can be delivered directly to those who most deserve it.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
And what’d be the point? The police will not be interested in the would-be phone thief, calling them would be of negative value to society.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
A few days ago an older teenager tried to steal my phone on the street, I kicked the shit out of him. What else should I have done? Just let the kid take the next guys phone? If I’d called the police, they’d almost certainly have told me on
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Of course the mtgox guy would also be one of those people who copypaste LLM output into online conversations.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
> Google has not, to my knowledge, published any analysis of the welfare impact of this on the populations whose internet access is metered. This is satire, obviously.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
This feels LLM generated, lots of emdashes and even more text around a completely false premise.
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
Did you somehow get a juniper which doesn’t suffer from significant road and wind noise?
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by walletdrainer 5mo ago
IME the juniper model Y has crazy road and wind noise, it’s certainly louder in the cabin than my S63 which has a V8. Fast? Sure.

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