craig131

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by craig131 5y ago
By “expensive” are you talking in the $20-30 range for a single sufficiently long cable? I don’t replace cables that often but I don’t see the big deal paying a reasonable for a high throughput cable when needed.
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by craig131 5y ago
They’re probably trying to separate their billing information from public IP address which is the benefit of using a service that is crypto friendly
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by craig131 5y ago
It’s pretty sad that they claim IP logging only occurring in “extreme criminal cases” and that somehow includes nonviolent protesting.
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by craig131 5y ago
I think a lot of this might be projection from the HN community. How is this even relevant to schools opening? It seems obvious that forcing kids to wake up at 7:30 to go to a conveniently free and "safe" underfunded facility so b
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by craig131 5y ago
Kind of bad faith to throw rent in there, of course right to repair doesn't mean you have the right to repair rented things.
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by craig131 5y ago
That's a great idea, just use the ePub standard. Never made the connection between ebook formatting and email formatting before, nice.
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by craig131 5y ago
Using inductive reasoning, they're probably still deploying first-stage malware en mass that activates under certain network conditions. Truly scary stuff.
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by craig131 5y ago
I admire that controversial opinion, but would you really be comfortable with a federal authority telling you which software on your computer is "great for society as a whole" and which is a fad?
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by craig131 6y ago
https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.log.html#xterm_366 Specifically, the overflow is in the upper limit of the text selection buffer when characters are combined in UTF-8.
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by craig131 6y ago
The onerous budget item we are talking about here is a feature that multiply days sentenced by 0.7 if the inmate completes one checkbox item. You know, just to keep things in perspective.
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by craig131 6y ago
Browser extensions can still run local code as the user. Example of a Chrome extension loading an arbitrary .dll: https://twitter.com/evilsocket/status/1339566046265696256
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by craig131 6y ago
Nothing’s in the same category when you look deep enough into them.
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by craig131 11y ago
"no evidence" or insufficient logging. The wording is spun to their favor throughout the entire advisory. Like "Security Investigation Retrospective " making it sound like they have the whole thing wrapped up. Also that
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by craig131 11y ago
Nice article, that was a really enjoyable read. But one of the things that stuck out to me was: > The last four bytes of the EC firmware image clearly appeared to be a checksum, and there were some other locations that consistently varie
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by craig131 11y ago
It's funny that you say that now after agreeing with, and adding to the comparison of drones = cars and planes = bicycles. Now when someone flips the comparison, equating drones to bicycles, the comparison is apples to oranges?