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by ______- 5y ago
Also https://fakenous.net/ looks like someone's installing a new Wordpress. I've seen this situation before and was able to literally install Wordpress on someone's server.
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by ______- 5y ago
Onionland people had plenty of warning though. My old v2 Onion bookmarks are all discarded. The new V3 addresses are a good indicator of which .onion operators are serious and want to stay online no matter what.
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by ______- 5y ago
I don't have issues with AI being used by benevolent people for benevolent purposes. It's when this stuff falls into the wrong hands that would bother me. This is the only reason AI hasn't exploded yet (we know we're pla
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by ______- 5y ago
> I'd also really like to see Apple come clean about the iCloud backup encryption debacle Are you referring to this article?: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-fbi-icloud-exclusiv... It's why I only
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Homomorphic encryption is ready to deliver stronger data security(venturebeat.com)
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by ______- 5y ago
There's also another obscure and less well known messaging app called CWTCH https://cwtch.im/ It's still in development though...
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by ______- 5y ago
> this is a very long and weird sentence Looks programmatically generated. The whole account is the same style of incoherent nonsense. Probably powered by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT-3 There's a few other
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WhatsApp launched its first major privacy-focused advertising campaign in the UK(bbc.com)
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Matrix has become the messaging app of choice for top-secret communications(wired.co.uk)
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Wallet.fail – Poof goes your crypto(wallet.fail)
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by ______- 5y ago
> It could be Equifax levels of problematic if there would be a intrusion I'm sure they're not as lax as Equifax. I would hope that Stripe compartment all these documents so that a compromise of one database is not a compromise
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by ______- 5y ago
I don't take downvotes personally. I've learned to accept them as meaningless gestures that make people feel powerful and in control, when infact no-one is really in control here. We're all acting :)
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by ______- 5y ago
I never hallucinated after trying shrooms, even at high doses. I found this odd, since I have read about countless people saying they saw stuff that wasn't there or saw colorful fractal geometry. So my conclusion is that shrooms simply
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ElectroRAT: Attacker Creates Fake Companies to Drain Your Crypto Wallets(hakin9.org)
1 points by ______- 5y ago|0 comments
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How to Configure DNS over HTTPS (DoH) Using DNSCrypt-Proxy in OPNsense(homenetworkguy.com)
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by ______- 5y ago
You also have to have a rebellious and slightly sly streak in you. This helps if you're going to do social engineering. You may have to learn to be more charismatic or learn superficial charm[0] and be able to play people's emotio
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by ______- 5y ago
Thanks, wow you could keep it on a 16gb USB flash drive!
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The Largest Cryptocurrency Hacks So Far(investopedia.com)
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by ______- 5y ago
> Comparing the Library of Alexandria with random web sites is unwarranted. Libraries are curated I wasn't trying to compare, just making an analogy / metaphor. As in: how many libraries of Alexandria do we lose each day on the
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by ______- 5y ago
How much data was the Library of Alexandria? A gigabyte? I ask because I see sites disappearing off the net all the time. I've even seen sites being shut down because of the pandemic. Some people got COVID and were financially drained
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by ______- 5y ago
https://alex.flounder.online/gemlog/2021-01-08-useless.gmi
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by ______- 5y ago
Some Tor hidden services, or `Onionland` as it's called are very similar to the early web. For some reason a lot of the pages look like Angelfire[0]. I can't figure out why though. Perhaps the technical challenge of setting up an
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Can Your Crypto Wallet Be Hacked?(blog.lumiwallet.com)
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by ______- 5y ago
> The investigation found that most would rather be doing something – possibly even hurting themselves – than doing nothing or sitting alone with their thoughts This brings up an old saying I learned years ago: If you're going
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by ______- 5y ago
It's worth researching the demoscene[0] and how demos that looked very complex were made with as few lines of code as possible. Every byte was accounted for and nothing went to waste. This is a common thing in games and Super Mario e
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by ______- 5y ago
> Sending all DNS requests to Cloudflare I like to combine DoH with a VPN. The VPN doesn't see my DNS queries, and Cloudflare just sees a vague IP based in some vague colocation center. There is still plaintext SNI[0] to worry about
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Problematic Words(etymonline.com)
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by ______- 5y ago
I've taken a liking to mulling over large pieces of content instead of paying attention to quick little soundbites that you find on social media. It makes me think clearly. Just taking the time to indulge in reading a lofty tome is a r
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Do Developers Still Want Swag?(codesubmit.io)
3 points by ______- 5y ago|3 comments
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by ______- 5y ago
Not really a computer program, but a list of all the best sites to visit that all spawn from a single folder in Firefox. It's opinionated, and one of the links is of course Hackernews, but also other sites like lobste.rs and old.reddit

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