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by _rrnv 1y ago
DOS yes, but that freebsd cve I referenced is a theoretical RCE.
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by _rrnv 1y ago
Great work! This is my favourite type of vulnerability, simple, effective and brutal. Reminds me of a time two decades ago when with a friend from uni we theorised about a perfect server vulnerability where you’d exploit a machine by pingin
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by _rrnv 2y ago
It still boggles the mind that everyone had 3 chances (cycles) so far to 5-10x their capital with btc but they still think it’s funny. Hfsp ;)
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by _rrnv 2y ago
The difference is volatility. S&P and BTC hit their bottoms around Nov 2022. Since then the former is almost 2x up, the latter almost 7x. Similarly once they hit their tops, S&P will go down 15-20% but BTC more like 50-70% down.
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by _rrnv 2y ago
There’s a moral in this story but the HN crowd ain’t gonna like it: money is capital. Two years ago the author had no job and 80k in the bank. At least half was disposable. Had he invested that 40k or more in a risk-averse fashion (20% s&am
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by _rrnv 2y ago
Yes, kinda proving my point here since I didnt say you are brainwashed if you dont agree with me but if you dont understand what I'm saying. Whether you agree with my point of view or not is irrelevant to me. And to the Planet Earth fo
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by _rrnv 2y ago
Planet Earth will be fine. It survived much worse than some little human emissions. The meteor and winter that followed that killed off the dinosaurs was much worse than some elevated CO2. Whether humanity survives this is another question.
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by _rrnv 2y ago
Indeed BBC is one of the better ones, however not great judging by the 90s standard ;)
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by _rrnv 2y ago
I am sure they often do. And ultimately you always end up doing your own research. But cooking yourself is the cost of reducing junk food consumption.
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by _rrnv 2y ago
The problem with this approach is that you think you are getting a high level understanding but in fact you are not getting the understanding at all. You just get an opinion view based on what facts are reported and what facts are not.
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by _rrnv 2y ago
Virtually no true expert whose predictions are accurate shares their opinion with the public, because they know what their words are really worth. Virtually all news experts are clueless placeholders put there to support the daily narrative
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by _rrnv 2y ago
It always has been. It always will be. But you have a choice to stop eating this junk food and turn to fine dining (non-profit info sources) or home cooking (books and own research). https://offstream.news/longread/2017
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by _rrnv 3y ago
Happened to me too when i was a student, earned $300, tried withdrawing and they just froze my account, for "fraud clicks". It's Google's long tail business model to not filter fraud out on the go and instead just lead s
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by _rrnv 3y ago
Plus Czech Rep, Austria (and Switzerland) all have plenty of nuclear plants and energy, and will fight the EU to keep them. Germany stance is ideological at best and irrational at worst. Time will tell if it works well for German in the end
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by _rrnv 4y ago
That's a good argument! Could even argue the police fines for doing this are the costs of running the family ;)
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by _rrnv 4y ago
Are you a parent of 2 or more kids saying this? If so, I applaud you. Otherwise, you have no clue.
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by _rrnv 4y ago
Haha what a cute title and argument, "the only". Now let me tell you why it's bullshit. If you think about it really well, "the only" group that needs a car as a necessity and not luxury are parents. Everyone else c
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by _rrnv 4y ago
Subversion started in that phase so maybe they're just trying to delay the inevitable.
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by _rrnv 6y ago
Seriously, business never was and never will be a nice place. For every company in Silicon Valley there's a story about a dickmove, both in startups and corporations. Yes, Microsoft screwed you over. Capitalise on the drama buzz and mo
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by _rrnv 6y ago
Funny, very funny. Not your keys, not your coins. Not your store, not your clients. Not your playground, not your rules. etc. etc. I sympathise, but discourage cooperating with Google.
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by _rrnv 6y ago
Indeed it seems like the person who calculated the 2012 made a typing error. At least if we get through this year, there will be some epic movies coming next summer... Edit: ok then https://twitter.com/RobinWigg/status&
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Am I the only one finding the experiment's design questionable, especially for such radical conclusions?
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by _rrnv 7y ago
I agree. But tires do shed a lot. Consider a brand new tire has grove depth of about 8-10mm, and many drivers change tires when their groves are 0-2mm (yes, some idiots keep driving until they have slicks or "a pop").
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by _rrnv 7y ago
It’s like with 42. You see what you want to see. Who knows if Wuhan is a success or not. There is no benchmark. If Seattle, Mediolan etc have 1M cases but Wuhan stays around 100K then their containment will be hailed a monumental success. B
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by _rrnv 7y ago
The author discovered how capitalism works. Everything that has value, has it because there are people willing to pay for it, not necessarily because it has value or purpose. To use a tangible example instead of a virtual one - go read how
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by _rrnv 7y ago
The answer to your question is: Wuhan.
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Something's to it. First was Germany clarifying legality of cryptocurrencies, then India Supreme Court lifting 2y ban. Now SK. Interesting.
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by _rrnv 7y ago
This! It really boggles the mind that officials would discourage wearing masks (even surgical masks). You see, the best way to stop COVID-19 is to thwart its infectious potential. And this is done by two things: everybody wears masks (since
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by _rrnv 7y ago
Which is interesting because various sources reported very likely asymptotic transmission as far as 2 weeks ago. But proper research takes time. This virus is fast and unknown, and most likely will test every part of our world system in a v
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by _rrnv 7y ago
you forgot to add /sarcasm

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