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doomjunky
3y ago
IP is not a text format (like HTTP). It's a binary format where each field of the IPv4 header has an exactly defined offset and length. The source IP address is placed at offset 96 and has a length of 32 bit, the destination IP address
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4y ago
One is about ideas the other is about values.
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4y ago
109 autors
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5y ago
They don't need correlation. Operating large numbers of nodes gives them a high enough probability that all three hops may be under their control thus they can observe the entire route.
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5y ago
I was astonished about the rapid expansion of the list of cyber warfare forces in recent years and by the incredible mass of cyber warfare capabilities of the United States. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cyber_w
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5y ago
Only 500 years or better through the dark age of the Galactic Empire? The Seldon Plan: 1. Start a foundation. 2. Locate it at the outer rimes of the civilised galaxy. 3. Implement a technocratic cult governed by a dynasty of priests. 4. Eng
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5y ago
The Tzar-bomb was not an fission-based A-bomb, it was a fusion-based H-bomb. This type of nuke has typically much less fallout. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsar_Bomba https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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5y ago
This dark pattern is called the ratchet. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16689663
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6y ago
For the sake of completeness: "Prisoners released early by software bug (2015)" https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35167191
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6y ago
Cash also enables ransome.
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6y ago
Anybody wondering why earth is closer to yovager than pluto? CGP Grey has a good explanation https://youtu.be/SumDHcnCRuU
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6y ago
I'm in no favour for the RIAA but just imagine. It would be a 300IQ move if that specific pull request was engineered by RIAA themself. Please pull that test case... Fooled! Now there is a legal reason. Here is the DCMA takedown notic
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6y ago
This law can't even be enforced because the criminal can easily generate a new addresse for every new victim.
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6y ago
You are the only commenter quoting the horizontal development. So maybe my idea relates to you. Are you familar with the concept of the Big O notation [1], which computer scientists use to (more or less) describe the "growth" of t
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6y ago
It's feels like this document is heavy as ten years of work, thanks.
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6y ago
Haskell is actually very easy. This is just my heuristic but Haskell has just 25 keywords. For comparison: C 32, Java 53, C++ 83 and C# 102. What makes Haskell confusing are the 115 GHC language extensions. Each is basically a new concept t
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6y ago
The programming course at my university taught us the fundamental paradigmens. The languages were chosen only as examples. Imperativ / OOP => Java Functional => Haskell Logic => Prolgo
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6y ago
I remember last year around christmas/new year 2018/2019 a similar hack/leak/doxxing took place, targeting 994 (!!) mostly german politicians, celebrities and influencers. Massive amounts of private information (names, a
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6y ago
I got interessted in science not through books but through experiments. Every sunday morning after breakfast our parents made us do simple experiments. After my interest was roused, i became interested in books by myself. E.g. surface tensi
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6y ago
Where did the author commit to a certain standard? Maybe the author knows all of this but isn't -Wpedantic. Please don't jump to conclusions and assume worst.
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The Inversion Methode: Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi was a German mathematician famous for his maxim "Invert, always invert". He believed that the solution of many hard problems can be clarified by re-expressing them in inverse form.
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Even more interesting is the comparison. VSCode took the lead in the late summer of 2017. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=...
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6y ago
But in managed languages the safety comes by default and in unmanaged languages the safety comes by exception.
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Please have a look. I shut my windows and turned off the light for this exercise. Just added a tick more warmth. https://imgur.com/a/t1aQaDv #ffffff // info white #d9d9d9 // text white
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JIT compiling Just in time compiling means, you can modifiy your programm at runtime. I had wasted so much time in the implement-compile-run-debug-repeat cicle. Just the naviagtion to the part i want to debug had me cost a lot of time. With
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I'm familiar the the bubble, Morty. I also dabble in precicion, and if you think you can even approach it with your sad, naked, caveman eyeball and a bubble of f * air, you're the reason this species is a failure, and it makes mi
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7y ago
https://jarv.is/notes/cloudflare-dns-archive-is-blocked/
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7y ago
Why isn't there any dynamic allocation of the up-/downstream channels?
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7y ago
- Private E-Mail account
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7y ago
Works for me on Android 7.0 on Xiaomi Redmi Note 4X 4G Phablet since 2017 with the com.xiaomi.scanner app. Bonus: I can also share my WiFi settings by opening a QR code on my phones display.
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