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fullspectrumdev
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Trivial to accomplish really. Just acquire a few boxes that don’t block spoofing outbound SYN packets and start spamming random IP’s from random IP’s with SYN packets. It will generate a shitload of abuse emails and accomplish mostly nothin
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Exactly this. A single SYN or TCP connection doesn’t constitute abuse. Unfortunately many people seem to think otherwise and will spaff abuse reports over an errant SYN packet
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So what’s interesting is MS say that UAC isn’t a security boundary. Which is some users to admin. Then they say admin to kernel (in this case) isn’t a security boundary. While also saying that driver signing enforcement is a security featur
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2y ago
Long walks are honestly underrated. Especially if you make them a consistent thing and start upping the distance over time and varying the routes. It becomes incredibly enjoyable to just get out and fucking walk around, look at things, list
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2y ago
It strikes me that Linux seems to have basically reinvented DLL Hell.
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2y ago
I find most ereaders to be absolute garbage and just read books on my phone.
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2y ago
Ah, I made a calculation error by an entire order of magnitude while converting that to “grams of dried mushroom”. Yeah that dose you would notice a fair bit - it’s equivalent to about 2.5g dried cubes.
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2y ago
The doses of psilocybin being used were so low as to be barely perceptible.
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Really? Didn’t realise it was still available. I remember one of the online smartshops used to sell it, it was actually rather pleasant as a caffeine alternative.
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The 600 is significantly better than the 300 (which was provided in higher numbers). Odds are there will be local adjustments made - different, more robust radio link and such to replace the fucking shit one that originally came with the sw
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Switchblade cost closer to 50k$, its payload was around 100 grams of explosive, and its range and success rate in the electronic warfare heavy environment of Ukraine are lower than a 300$ FPV that can carry 1.5kg of explosive. Switchblade w
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I mean, why?
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2y ago
Pretty much exactly why I stopped contributing. Even as a contributor the API is unusable due to limits.
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Yep. I’ve gamed it a lot, but it’s a pain in the arse. You can do the trick of buying up a stack of prepaid SIM cards when travelling and using a cheap dongle, but it’s a lot of effort and eventually stops working - probably due to the IMEI
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Most have caps. My “solution” for a while was a stack of prepaid throwaway SIM cards with unlimited data from a nearby country and a cheap USB powered 4G hotspot in my bag powered by a power bank. They would last about a month.
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2y ago
Depends where you are. In some European countries (Germany) mobile data is expensive. And mobile coverage even in cities can be kind of shit.
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2y ago
The cryptography and security aspect is actually one of Matrix’s good selling points for many companies looking to adopt it…
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2y ago
Envelope budgeting works really well, tbh. Especially for saving. Due to a colossal screw up my bank had after I moved back to my home country, it took me several months to get a new debit card. So I got used to just taking out X cash per m
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Teams, zoom, meet, etc all work fine on dogshit connections IME. If I have to transfer 1TB of data through my own laptop, I’ve catastrophically fucked up somewhere. As for noise and headphones: You get used to working with noise. > Every
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He probably doesn’t have custody and is paying child support. Custody still defaults to the mother in many places.
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2y ago
Starlink, ironically, is more reliable than either of the FTTH providers where I live - in a first world country with a massive tech industry. Ambient noises/infosec issues - noise cancelling headphones and FDE with offsite (encrypted)
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It’s not hard to have a reliable setup when moving around. You just need a working computer, and a workable internet connection. Starlink resolved the latter. Even at home, my setup is literally a laptop on a table and some form of internet
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If you actually read the article, the legal courts already decided he was guilty of domestic abuse quite a few years ago.
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2y ago
A lot of the useful ones are nitrate based. So, “sometimes”.
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“Don’t have cables” is pretty much 100% of the reason why I prefer wireless headphones. My hearing is already fucked from exposure to loud noises, so the sound quality difference doesn’t matter at all. The latency with AirPods is also rarel
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I’ve been looking for something like this for creating surveys using drone footage - extract every “n” frames from the video, then stitch ‘em up somehow to make a “layer”. There’s existing software for this kind of work, but I’ve been in th
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Most people I know who have had a phone stolen only bothered reporting it if they had an insurance. Otherwise making a report seems to take about half a day anyway and achieves precisely fuck all.
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No. Support for remaining in the EU is incredibly high. In fact, these economic arrangements with MNC’s are rather unpopular - especially given native businesses don’t get the same tax breaks.
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What’s interesting is the deal Apple got was fine under Irish law at the time. Nobody foresaw how things would pan out literally decades later.
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Weev hasn’t been in Ukraine in a good few years. He was last confirmed spotted in Transnistria before the 2022 invasion and apparently hasn’t moved on since. His stay in Ukraine was rather brief, he was… not well liked there.
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