ycombinatrix

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91.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Okay, fine. Everyone involved** agrees that mining the next block is valuable.
92.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
I don't think it is the same thing. Everyone agrees that mining the next block is valuable.
93.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
When I'm unable to turn it off.
94.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Lmao. Good job, I was waiting for someone to attempt this.
95.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
No, not really. You can still be MITMed on port 80.
96.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
You should consider highlighting that this can be used for way more than crypto wallets. The seed phrase can be used to restore a GPG key, a FIDO2 authenticator including SSH/WebAuthn, etc.
97.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
I prefer to do a 4 shares / 2 needed for recovery. I keep 2 on different storage media, 1 with a trusted beneficiary, 1 with a different trusted beneficiary. This does mean that the beneficiaries can collude to rob me tho. But it is si
98.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Why should I change my style? Modern TVs are the ones that suck.
99.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
I think people paid attention to at least season 1 back in the day.
100.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
The "soap opera" effect is real, I don't enjoy it.
101.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Could this be made no_std/no_alloc?
102.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Damn, these guys are supplying all the bluetooth SoCs. My XM5 is vulnerable.
103.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
At the very least, I would be angry that my inbox is getting spammed by a bot run by 3 obnoxious "entrepreneurs".
104.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Isn't that the thing SBF kept talking about?
105.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
NativeActivity is already a thing and can be implemented in Rust
106.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Getting a 404 from the link
107.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
git already uses a blockchain lol
108.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
What's the threat model? Similar devices like those from Ledger or Trezor have trusted inputs (buttons) and/or trusted outputs (screen) which make the whole thing work.
109.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
How is this secure if all the I/O is untrusted?...
110.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Is there a link?
111.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Then go ahead? Not sure why you're so surprised that some of us don't like running spyware on our devices.
112.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
You also need to block outgoing UDP traffic to port 53 in your router, in case the IoT devices fall back to a preconfigured resolver. And even that doesn't 100% work because they can use DNS over HTTPS. Best to just airgap the device.
113.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Good luck getting widevine decryption to work without a locked down OS...
114.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Doesn't this violate the court order?
115.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
So this would potentially run faster than eBPF to hook syscalls?
116.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
How does fork() work with vm.overcommit=2? A forked process would assume memory is already allocated, but I guess it would fail when writing to it as if vm.overcommit is set to 0 or 1.
117.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
"Your honor, the defendant took steps to hide their activities, showing that they knew it was wrong"
118.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Dunno but I have used samba to load model weights from my NAS
119.
by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
>if the terminology were truly unacceptable, the FTC would likely have intervened much earlier. Lol wtf? Next you're going to tell me Bernie Madoff wasn't that bad because the SEC didn't intervene earlier.
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by ycombinatrix 10mo ago
Why would both planes have to be transmitting? The military plane can read the commercial plane's transponder.

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