Puts

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by Puts 1mo ago
What an amazing display of double speak. The only thing I didn't get is how is the DOW doing? Btw I remember another time you tried to manipulate the DOM of peoples websites. It lead to Cloudbleed.
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by Puts 2mo ago
The thing is that according to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights privacy and the right to private communication is a basic human right. And GDPR was literally enacted to enforce this human right. Now one basic principle of democrac
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EU urged to act after Pegasus infects phone of spyware inquiry MEP(theregister.com)
6 points by Puts 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Puts 7mo ago
> Only most?! What if AI developed sarcasm without us knowing… xD
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by Puts 9mo ago
To anyone here who expresses harsh feelings towards graffiti — here is a picture of the Berlin Wall: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Wall#/media/File%3ABerl... Guess which side is which. :-) I know what
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by Puts 1y ago
Helsinki did the same thing but storing the energy in water instead of sand: https://helsinkismart.fi/worlds-largest-cavern-thermal-energ...
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by Puts 1y ago
My experience after 20 years in the hosting industry is that customers in general have more downtime due to self-inflicted over-engineered replication, or split brain errors than actual hardware failures. One server is the simplest and most
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by Puts 1y ago
I'm surprised no-one seem to have called for a boycott of Github because of Microsoft's involvement with the genocide in Gaza yet.
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by Puts 1y ago
You hear this over and over again that Europe is over-regulated and this is why tech-companies don't succeed here. I would say this is utter bullshit. If you look at the acquisitions made by the tech-giants it just that anything that i
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by Puts 1y ago
GDPR partly covers this since it's stated that the user must get information about how personal data is used in a clear and easy readable form. But I guess, there's some wiggle room how to interpret that. The law actually suggest
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talks DOGE, Musk and Tesla [video](youtube.com)
9 points by Puts 2y ago|0 comments
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by Puts 2y ago
"for most commercial organizations" Most commercial organizations are not "internet" companies. They can run their business on a single VPS. Even e-commerce sites with several million euro turnover can run their Magento
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by Puts 2y ago
These kinds of questions would fry my brain. I seriously wouldn't know how to respond to such stupid open-ended questions. > Can you share an instance where you had to learn new tools or technologies quickly? If you work with techno
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by Puts 2y ago
Similar things have happened before: https://gizmodo.com/amazon-engineer-leaked-private-encryptio... "An Amazon Web Services (AWS) engineer last week inadvertently made public almost a gigabyte’s worth of sensitive dat
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by Puts 2y ago
I don't think anybody is against optimizing government agenesis and their spending. People question the motives behind it. This is clearly done with ideological intentions, because Elon and Trump thinks that the big government in itsel
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by Puts 2y ago
It’s funny that AI needs that much auto-tune.
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by Puts 2y ago
This would mean that they would have access to everything stored in Keychain too if you have that synced with iCloud… Which I believe probably most people have. So they will essentially have access to millions of peoples email accounts then
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by Puts 2y ago
The point with a syn flood is to try to saturate the OS limit for open sockets. From an attackers perspective the whole point of a syn flood is to do a DOS without needing much bandwidth. My experience form 15 years working in the hosting i
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by Puts 2y ago
Most (D)DOS attacks are just either UDP floods or SYN floods that iptables will handle without any problem. Sometimes what people think are DDOS is just their application DDOSing themself because they are doing recursive calls to some back-
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by Puts 2y ago
I think the author forgot the most useful use case for globals, and that is variables that has to do with the context the program is running under such as command line arguments and environment variables (properly validated and if needed es
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by Puts 2y ago
What if we come to a point where even the investors don't care if you can finish a product at all? If the pitch is good enough and they think you can bring in more investors down the road, they will get back their money at a higher eva
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by Puts 2y ago
Politics did not belong here at a time when CEOs for tech companies cared about creating new tech. But if tech company CEOs buy of politicians and romanticises nazism and facism publicly then suddenly tech becomes political and then it belo
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by Puts 2y ago
Have you ever met any person who says bullying is a good thing? I have not, yet it appears in any group of people large enough. So obviously people rationalise it somehow. How do you think they rationalise it to themself then? Bullying is
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by Puts 2y ago
Well I think there are a lot of people out there who define bullying as "when a random person in a group is selected to be harassed". And if you ask them what they think about it they would say "It's horrible and totally
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by Puts 2y ago
Unpopular opinion, but most people who get bullied are a little "off", a little weird in some way that affects their likability. And this also affects the adults where even they judge the kid being bullied harder. For example if y
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by Puts 2y ago
The thing is though that it takes so little to just avoid things like this. If the security guard actually did his/her work and checked on unknown person coming in to the building. If the company used a password manager to share WiFi p
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by Puts 2y ago
Well technically data transfer according to GDPR has nothing to do with where the data is geographically. It’s what legal jurisdiction the controller or processor is under that matters. If you move data to a processor under another jurisdi
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by Puts 2y ago
This scan is so limited that I wonder if it even could be directly damaging. If the average Joe who set up a CMS for his business runs this and thinks "Great I got a 90% score our site is secure".
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by Puts 2y ago
Fun fact – italic typefaces was invented to save paper since slanted letters allow tighter kerning.
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by Puts 2y ago
Hope they were careful about what organisations and what countries this went out to because this could technically be considered a bribe.

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