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by ajsfoux234 2y ago
The 4 indicates UUIDv4. If you were looking for the biggest hexadecimal UUID, find one with f instead of 9.
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by ajsfoux234 3y ago
The article does not provide any direct evidence that trades were made with knowledge of the attacks. Also see a refutal at https://www.bbc.com/news/business-67628380
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by ajsfoux234 3y ago
https://archive.softwareheritage.org/browse/ has some repositories archived.
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by ajsfoux234 3y ago
The XDG spec appears to be specifying user-wide/system-wide configuration files, but the post is about organizing files specific to an individual project or repository. (edit: related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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Username cannot contain 'clyde'(old.reddit.com)
228 points by ajsfoux234 4y ago|222 comments
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by ajsfoux234 4y ago
A comic from xkcd visualizes this fact: https://xkcd.com/1338/
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by ajsfoux234 4y ago
The vulnerability impacts 'the "official" SHA-3 implementation'. How widely used is it for SHA-3 hashing compared to something like OpenSSL?
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by ajsfoux234 4y ago
> The overall traffic quickly snowballed from a couple of terabytes per day to 10-20 times that amount. A 1000Mbps server could only serve 10.8TB, and that's not even accounting for overhead/daily usage patterns/etc
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by ajsfoux234 4y ago
This is fake news. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Burial_place_of_Genghis_K... There appear to be many websites copying this article and then later vanishing or redirecting to scam sites.
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by ajsfoux234 4y ago
The original submission link was https://twitter.com/AggressiveCurl/status/156616119824850944... , it was changed since this comment was posted
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by ajsfoux234 4y ago
This doesn't have much of an 'evidence trail' but I thought last year's court filing about the Maryland nuclear engineer was interesting: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/maryland-nuclear-engineer
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Insert Startup Disc (2010)(hackmii.com)
1 points by ajsfoux234 4y ago|0 comments
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
The only recent comment I could find about raytracing on calculators on /g/ mentions a TI-86, and was posted after this repo was created, but before it was posted on HN (I used a 4chan archive to search for the comment): https:&#
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
That commit seems to include all the code written before 2005. The commit message notes that it doesn't bother including the full history.
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
TLSNotary tries to solve this problem: https://tlsnotary.org/ It was posted here a while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29090604
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
Where does ArchiveTeam find all the reddit posts and comments to archive? Do they have a script automatically going through the "New" section or are they finding posts through Google or link crawling?
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
For me, there were four black-colored stories on the front page, and the fifth black-colored story was #56 on the second page.
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
Clicking on the live stream could increase its engagement and make YouTube recommend it more.
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
The PDF linked to in the post: https://web.archive.org/web/20181123120243/www.insidemathema... (the original link is dead) Also, I wonder if posting a photo of the work with pencil annotations violates the CC NoDe
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
There is: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... It seems that the submitter hasn't applied it
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by ajsfoux234 5y ago
A few use-cases I can think of: GeoIP spoofing (watching streaming shows not available in your country), bypassing IP bans from places, preventing DMCA letters from torrenting, and getting past restrictive firewalls that block websites
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by ajsfoux234 6y ago
There's the Multipath TCP protocol for use cases like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multipath_TCP For example, Apple already uses it when you ask Siri a question on an iOS device. Hopefully this standard ga
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by ajsfoux234 6y ago
A more accurate analogy based on the relationship between gQUIC and IETF QUIC would be that an early non-released version of the iPhone is vulnerable to an attack.
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by ajsfoux234 6y ago
Is any monetization planned?
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by ajsfoux234 6y ago
Well, the same thing might happen with Rocky Linux as well :)
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by ajsfoux234 6y ago
The blog post that announces Cloudflare's current builds [1] says they "looked very seriously at ARM-based CPUs and continue to keep our software up to date for the ARM architecture so that we can use ARM-based CPUs when the reque