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dadver
11mo ago
Swede here, the article even mentions Sweden as an exception having an extra click.
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dadver
2y ago
While on the subject of Korean (game) shows, I found The Devil's Plan quite enjoyable.
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dadver
2y ago
It can be a major update even though it's a minor version bump.
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dadver
2y ago
I played around a few minutes with the various features. The voice removing was kind of impressive, though I don't know how novel that is. I tried making some AI covers, too, which was kind of fun. For one of my tries, I submitted Nirv
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dadver
2y ago
If I'm understanding the article correctly, re: (2), the 'contract' was between Disney and the widower husband (Piccolo), not the deceased (Tangsuan). Disney claims he (Piccolo) must abide by Disney+ ToS and arbitrate while h
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dadver
2y ago
> Shame they deleted the scene explaining all that. It's still easy to find though. Huh! I always thought the logic was that since the aliens used earth satellite systems they had already interfaced with human computer systems and t
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dadver
2y ago
I don't know if it's nostalgia or silliness, but I've at various times reused the ICQ uh-oh audio as irssi hilight/putty audio bell sound, SMS signal and Discord voice channel join sound over the years. Usually I find it
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dadver
3y ago
Sweden, logged out from all devices, Google authentication to reset password results in error. Authorization codes sent via SMS to reset passwords seems non-responsive. Authorization codes to reset password sent by e-mail works, but setting
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dadver
3y ago
Pretty much the same here. I used mIRC extensively as shareware from 1994 to early the late 90s/early 2000s, then switched to BitchX and later irssi. It wasn't until somewhere around 2010 I purchased a license for all the joy mIRC
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Ask HN: What are some good ways to create a complex family tree?
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4y ago
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dadver
4y ago
Hijacking since you're dev for a straight answer. There's mentions of multiple voice choices. Is one of them a sampling of the red queen in RE movies? I loved her dialect/voice.
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dadver
4y ago
>Just wanted to share that the US military spends a whole lot of effort on trying to understand group and leadership dynamics. Yeah now that I think of it in hindsight I'd imagine most armed forces have this in one way or another, a
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4y ago
>But the reality is, that shaping such an organization (or company!) is exceedingly hard and requires massive culture shifts within people of the organization (which bring their own baggage from outside) and incentives. It's easy to
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dadver
4y ago
Schizophrenic here with a long time interest in computer security. I've had many discussions with my (previous) psychiatrist about exactly this, often arguing that it's not that far fetched that there are a swarm of entities (not
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dadver
5y ago
Wait, -paying- users get ads in the US? Then why do they pay?
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5y ago
Source?
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dadver
5y ago
Kaseya VSA, an RMM tool, have been attacked, creating a supply-chain attack against many, many MSPs and other customers using Kaseya. In part you could say that this is due to compromised Windows servers, but IMO that's a sloppy descri
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5y ago
Most definitely, googling "Coop" "Kaseya" gives a few articles showing they've implemented it for parts of their organizaiton since at least 2009. Patients in Region Skåne were also unable to access their journals o
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dadver
5y ago
>I think there is likely to be a wide variety of life. I think there are probably other human-like life forms in the universe, just as there are probably life forms that are so different that they might resemble ghosts and angels to us.
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5y ago
>You might as well say "it's pointless to try to understand anything not strictly human". No that's the opposite of my point. I'm saying that I believe we should try to understand the possible 'them' fr
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5y ago
In my view, reasoning "this is what we would've done" or placing logical deduction based on -our- understanding of a fantasized encounter is exactly anthropomorphism. While I'm not a stranger to the notion that eventual
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5y ago
I don't think anthropomorphizing aliens is a good way to speculate on how they possibly would behave. I really don't have a better system, but I see this tendency in alot of discussions about 'them'. (Disclaimer: I usual
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6y ago
This sounds like the event that is described in the book Masters of Deception: The gang that ruled cyberspace. The way I remember it the book attributes the incident to MoD, while of course still being the result of a bug/faulty design
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10y ago
Tumblr is still up: https://theshadowbrokers.tumblr.com
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dadver
10y ago
I'm curious if they (in lack of better English) didn't mean 1 million USD in BTC. 1 million BTC is -a lot of money-, even for a release of Equation Group material.
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10y ago
>Everything about this auction is lined up to incentivize a scam. Yes, however the contents of the free sample seems very real. Without having dug into the binaries it's hard to tell, but it's hard to imagine someone wrote this
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10y ago
If this is legit, a hack/leak of Equation Group files might just be the coolest hack in history.
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Theshadowbrokers claim to auction out EquationGroup material, offers free sample
(github.com)
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10y ago
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