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by Pharaoh2 10mo ago
https://react.dev/blog/2025/12/03/critical-security-vulnerab... Privately Disclosed: Nov 29 Fix pushed: Dec 1 Publicly disclosed: Dec 3
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by Pharaoh2 1y ago
https://www.dnsperf.com/#!dns-resolvers Last 30 days, 8.8.8.8 has 99.99% uptime vs 1.1.1.1 has 99.09%
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Show HN: Toolbox: Run FFmpeg, Imagemagick, 7Zip and Friends in the Browser(toolbox.computer)
5 points by Pharaoh2 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Python tool to migrate from YT Music to Spotify(github.com)
1 points by Pharaoh2 1y ago|0 comments
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by Pharaoh2 1y ago
NPOs still need to be financially sustainable/viable. They still need to pay their employees and pay their vendors.
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by Pharaoh2 2y ago
The wiki link says otherwise. Silver and gold are <40% reflective in visible, while aluminium is ~90%, neither of that is enough. Reflectivity goes down very quickly as metals heat up.
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by Pharaoh2 3y ago
The article's result is large than that
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Python PyPI object storage provider outage causing package installs to fail(status.python.org)
2 points by Pharaoh2 3y ago|0 comments
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by Pharaoh2 4y ago
This isn't real. This is a scam video for crypto.
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by Pharaoh2 4y ago
I see it there
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by Pharaoh2 6y ago
Its fairly common to embed canary trap into message to find out who the leeker is. Not saying this memo had one, but its generally no longer safe to just show redacted messages without compromising the source.
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by Pharaoh2 7y ago
This scams are very common and fairly easy to detected even without contacting the person. I have been looking at apartments since november and finally found a place in January, and this is the third apartment I have rented in SF over the l
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by Pharaoh2 7y ago
Its mostly higher bandwidth from being closer to source. Latency is definitely improved but so is bandwidth if you are in peered in the same exchange. Peek bandwidth is going to be much higher, especially if you are pulling/pushing nor
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by Pharaoh2 7y ago
Basing this solely as a person from India and not some research background, In the small minority of hacker rank study set, I would say that women are just as much encouraged or frankly expected to be in STEM as men. Although I am fairly ce
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by Pharaoh2 7y ago
Presumably because the gap exists in the current system, and the current system is optimized for the current scoring function. Changing the scoring function will cause the system to rebalance into a new steady state. Although, there is no c
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by Pharaoh2 7y ago
Modern 3D graphics has a lot of facets, a good resource as well as engine for PBR rendering is filament and is documented here: https://google.github.io/filament/Filament.html
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Using HTTP3/QUIC with Cronet in Your Mobile App(medium.com)
1 points by Pharaoh2 7y ago|0 comments
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by Pharaoh2 8y ago
That just the fire stick, or the netflix firestick app or your network. That isn't netflix's infrastructure problem. Netflix is the most reliable of netflix/hulu/hbo. Try a higher end streaming devices that wired to your
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by Pharaoh2 8y ago
Its the domain name they use for their servers. Its generally a good practice to have a dns name that maps to a particular server apart form the website its supposed to be serving for administrative purposes. Try this: > dig google.com ;
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by Pharaoh2 8y ago
That seems to deal with anti-circumvention provisions and not copyright provision and not with infringing on trademark/copyright as the GGGGP (white-flame) seems to be pointing to.
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by Pharaoh2 8y ago
IANAL, but the two things seem related, why is GP being down voted? From just a reading of the wiki pages without much law knowledge it does seem like sega would win today? What I am getting wrong?
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
Which is basically what a blockchain is... Just that instead of a cryptographically append-only acyclic directed graph, its a cryptographically append-only linked list.
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
Because this way you have a public ledger that can't be mutated without notifying the public. Not everything that blockchain gives is for the trust distributed use case. For that fact, proof of work is the only thing that is purely the
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
To further support your point, if you switch to a pane that does require the padlock and then switch back, the padlock is gone. Looks like someone forgot to set the padlock bar to invisible on that perf plane. It's a minor UI glitch, n
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
5 mins on amazon will find you what you are looking for. There are a whole bunch of feature phone and basic carrier/prepaid phones out there. Some of them will also do usb tethering but its a bit difficult to actually set up since it n
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
What is he supposed to do? His initial reaction when he thought he was under attack was fine and the second reaction was immature and lacked empathy but he was likely facing an unexpected problem that he couldn't figure out how to hand
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
Some researchers had independently create and demonstrated working PoC based on the linux patches they saw which read kernel memory from user space. At that point it was already public. After that its all about PR and getting people prepare
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
4,5 and 6 don't need to time the attack. I am not really sure how/if zero copy may/may not solve this problem. If this bug only allows reading kernel pages, zero copy may actually help if the unprivileged user can't read
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
I can think of a few ways to get privilege escalation if you already have rce as unprivileged user: 1. Read the root ssh private key from the openssh deamons kernel pages maintaining the crypto context and ssh into the system 2. Read a sudo
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by Pharaoh2 9y ago
Conversion on android has gone up, along with users on high-end android devices. At the same time CPI on iOS has gone up. Speculation: iOS users may be running into app fatigue and just don't want to install new apps anymore.

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