PeekPoke

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by PeekPoke 4y ago
programmers != software engineers?
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by PeekPoke 4y ago
That's a good technical write-up. I wonder how much of an issue this CVE will be compared to Log4Shell....
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by PeekPoke 5y ago
Ask him if he dug her up first.
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by PeekPoke 5y ago
Wow. Institutionalised racism makes a return to the USA.
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by PeekPoke 6y ago
Context matters - and we don't know the context of the conversation. If the commenter was being flippant or dismissive or generally uncaring in their conversation it could be taken as racist by someone sensitive to such things. If th
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by PeekPoke 6y ago
Appalling interference in the election by yet another Tech giant. Why isn't this regulated?
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Yet another 'no shit sherlock' article by the leftist rag. There is massive demographic disparity between white people and minorities in the US so of course white people are going to be responsible for most of the pollution gener
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Seems likely to be inaccurate - British Airways for example changes it's passwords regularly and the one cited in the Heathrow lounge is already obsolete.
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
We've had this facility in the London WeWork offices for ages, why is this even a story? Is it because it alludes to the fact that Scots can't be trusted with drink in the workplace? :-o
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Where's the evidence?
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
In America maybe - where wealth and privilege can buy you anything, including the courts.
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Take them to your local scrap yard. Get them to pick them up with that massive electro magenet they use for lifting cars. :D
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Probably hard to compete against Windows 10's new free sandbox...
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Ireland benefited from Tech investment, Tech firms benefited from extremely low tax rates.
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Have any of these people been convicted in a court of law? No? Fine. Convictions in the court of public opinion are meaningless and some people think far too much of their opinion if they think that their opinion or their groups opinion
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
Plenty of free sites out there that don't need registration, also VPNs.
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by PeekPoke 7y ago
So China and India to blame for most of the plastic pollution in the world as well as most of the coal pollutions. What a surprise....
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by PeekPoke 8y ago
Oh come on, determining someones 'handle' online is hardly identifying them....
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by PeekPoke 8y ago
I was very unconfident growing up. I had big ears and was the shortest kid in class until my later teen years. I used humour as a defence mechanism (class clown) but this doesn't work in adult life. When I got into the world of wo
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by PeekPoke 8y ago
When you look at the URL in the SMS message, you'd have to be a complete moron to click on it....
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by PeekPoke 8y ago
This is why it's good to be English - our national health service fixes you up and sends you on your way without providing you with a bill.
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by PeekPoke 9y ago
Look, if you are pregnant or are planning to be pregnant any time soon you are going to be taking time off and will cost the potential employer more than a candidate who isn't/won't. It's not rocket science and it&#x27
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by PeekPoke 9y ago
and the demographics of the offenders are.....?
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by PeekPoke 9y ago
I've been in the computer industry for 30 years now. Back when I started we were all looked down on as underachieving losers who couldn't talk to 'normal' people, couldn't get laid and would never amount to anythin
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by PeekPoke 9y ago
The traditional solution to this problem is to go to war and conscript all the 'spare' men. Get them killed off then sue for peace.
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by PeekPoke 10y ago
Yes, my understanding is they don't emulate OSX as such - they run code on the Mac Minis. More to do with Apples licensing model requiring hardware for each OSX license than anything else. I'd be interested to know what malware a
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by PeekPoke 10y ago
Most Sandbox solutions do their detection inside the VM so can be beaten by these techniques. Good sandboxes do their detection lower in the stack - typically in the CPU using full system emulation. I use Lastline to protect my networks a
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by PeekPoke 10y ago
Old news. Lastline has been beating this evasion technique for a while now.
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by PeekPoke 10y ago
If you don't know what to put on the website, you're not the right person to make one to start with.
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by PeekPoke 10y ago
Sounds like this judge is in the agencies pockets.

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