MileyCyrax

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by MileyCyrax 2y ago
Something like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_surveillance_in_Australia...
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by MileyCyrax 3y ago
My extremely long solution to level 7: < https://hastebin.com/share/izenucefec.vbnet >. The interesting part is at the bottom. Example response with the password: < https://hastebin.com/share&#x2F
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by MileyCyrax 4y ago
Safer in terms of the risk of death, sure, but there seem to be other risks involved.[0] That paper doesn't necessarily disagree with anything in the page you linked, and it's pretty old now. I just want to emphasise that it'
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by MileyCyrax 5y ago
I bought a domain name from a domain squatter who used Epik and there's a 60 day waiting period before I'm allowed to transfer the domain away. Their site is one of the buggiest I've ever used (no, really), so this hack doesn
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by MileyCyrax 5y ago
I wonder how difficult it would be to make something similar that generated 3D models. Most of the examples look like they'd make good video game levels.
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by MileyCyrax 5y ago
Thanks!
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Cloud-Printing for Restaurants with AWS IoT Greengrass(medium.com)
3 points by MileyCyrax 5y ago|2 comments
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by MileyCyrax 8y ago
From https://published-prd.lanyonevents.com/published/rsaus19/ses... (page 7): >Why Did We Release Ghidra? > * Improve cybersecurity tools > * Build a community > * Educational Use > * Y
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by MileyCyrax 8y ago
I don't quite get it either, but one of their documentation files seems to imply that they can: >In countries where copyright protection is available (which does not include the U.S.), contributions made by U.S. Federal Government e
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by MileyCyrax 9y ago
What rating would you need for something like that?
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by MileyCyrax 9y ago
At least 90%. If I'm at work and not working, I'm usually working on one of my own projects.
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by MileyCyrax 10y ago
1. Reporting vulnerabilities 2. Signing git commits/tags
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by MileyCyrax 10y ago
>If he hadn't coded it, someone else would have. At his level at the time, sure. Anyone can write a web quiz. But I would think that a lot of the most significant ethical challenges developers face would be in much more specialized
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by MileyCyrax 10y ago
>How close is it to the truth ? Often a lot closer than in other languages, but that's still not close at all. And it depends a lot on how careful your code is. If you want to rely on the type system more heavily, you have to do mor
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by MileyCyrax 11y ago
That's interesting. I didn't. Well, maybe this will be useful to someone https://archive.is/ZKgP
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by MileyCyrax 12y ago
Nobody knows and not even sociolinguists seem to care.
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by MileyCyrax 12y ago
>But Frank Dobson, a former former health secretary, So, a health secretary?
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by MileyCyrax 12y ago
>If Not Idioms Then What? Shibboleths?
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by MileyCyrax 12y ago
>I frequently see remarks like 'Simon Peyton-Jones, great talk about Haskell but why did he use Comic Sans?' but nobody's ever been able to tell me what is wrong with it. It's a nice legible font, I like it. So until
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by MileyCyrax 12y ago
How could they possibly not be aware?
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by MileyCyrax 12y ago
You guys seriously have levels? I've never heard of that before. It sounds awful.
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by MileyCyrax 13y ago
#wizardchan on irc.rizon.net
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by MileyCyrax 14y ago
NFAs and DFAs both recognise the regular languages (and only them).