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by wrayjustin 3y ago
The claim is that (a) both entities are properly encrypting the data _in transit_ and (b) either company could _steal_ the plaintext client-side (after decryption). Trust that a third-party application isn't stealing the decrypted mess
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
I would be super interested in seeing engagement metrics for this, especially from organic, cold, leads.
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
Relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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Cybersecurity firm executive pleads guilty to hacking hospitals(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by wrayjustin 3y ago|0 comments
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
From the website: https://www.chrisblackchangedmylife.com/donate
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DALL-E struggles to generate blank images(old.reddit.com)
2 points by wrayjustin 3y ago|0 comments
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
https://www.sqlite.org/lang_vacuum.html
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
I do blame Google, almost entirely. But it's not just about readers, it's also about the content (publishers). Google Reader's death certainly was the beginning of the end, and it sent shockwaves throughout. Platforms like Wo
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
I realize such sarcasm is less appreciated here on HN. But this eye-rolling response encapsulates my reaction too perfectly. It's also interesting to see RSS touted as a _less-outdated_ solution over email, given the industry has been
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Write up about malware bait on r/cybersecurity(chris.partridge.tech)
1 points by wrayjustin 3y ago|0 comments
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
I prefer a reboot of TFC[0]. I wish FF[1] had fared better, but it was too late, especially with TF2 coming as an official title. There is TF2C[2], but I have yet to try that one. Interestingly, it's still going strong with relatively
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
Not just California, it's common in a few other states and operates in eight states (HI, WA, OR, CA, CO, MD, VA, GA) plus DC.
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When to not use Rust – post-mortem on wiki converter project(poignardazur.github.io)
3 points by wrayjustin 3y ago|0 comments
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
There are, of course, less friendly mobile sites. But this one is terrible because it "works" in a terrible way.
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
Well...It does, but it is extremely unintuitive and downright painful to use on mobile. You need to click on the slider for the year and it will jump around the years; pick something semi close to what you want -or- waste a lot of time gett
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
Regulated, you say? Take a look at regulated monopolies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government-granted_monopoly The issue is ... they are granted exclusive rights by the local government.
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
Your hyperbolic comment is not far from reality when applied correctly. I've long said, and would stand by: Programming/Development is logic; learn logic. Languages are just syntax; if you understand logic, you _can_ learn the syn
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Val: A New Language Alternative to C++, Rust(thenewstack.io)
19 points by wrayjustin 3y ago|11 comments
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
That's the last site announcement/news post. But some of the actual diaries are updated today.
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Geoffrey Hinton leaves Google and can now speak freely about his AI concern(theverge.com)
350 points by wrayjustin 3y ago|7 comments
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by wrayjustin 3y ago
So...AutoGPT? Now with command-line access! Have fun :) https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT/
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
"No events found for [your time, that doesn't have a corresponding event]"
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
"No events for [your time that doesn't have a corresponding event]"
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
This has been my go-to training approach for decades. Many of those individuals are now in high-seniority roles that encompasses Linux Administration. It is a tried and true method. If you want to be _good_ with Linux (including administr
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
The forensic unpacking is such a powerful use case :)
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
`unblob` is closer to `binwalk` than it is to `aunpack` See: https://github.com/ReFirmLabs/binwalk
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
Awesome tool/project. These blind (or "magic"; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_signatures ) extractors can be handy is a very wide range of applications. From firmware/device image hacki
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
Adding a comparison, or at least the clear differentiators, to the documentation would be very helpful. As someone who uses `binwalk` extensively in a professional setting, with tooling built around `binwalk`, it would be useful to see (a)
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
ClamAV was bought by SourceFire in 2007, development team included. SourceFire was purchased by Cisco in 2013. Cisco has owned an maintained ClamAV (and integrated it into their products) for a while.
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by wrayjustin 4y ago
It seems unfair to blame Elon for some number of "mission critical" people being let go. It's highly unlikely he sat down and crafted the list himself... He set a direction and it was executed, many layers of individuals wer

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