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hyperpower
5mo ago
So you want to take advantage of European quality of life, social nets and infrastructure, but you don't want to help pay for it? How very American.
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10mo ago
$35 for 6 meals for two people at McDonalds? What? Where I live, one meal at McDonalds is about $12. So 6 * 2 * 12 = $144. Not that much of a difference. Also, if you aimed for 2200 calories per person per day with that $170, then it isn&#x
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3y ago
A better link to the story (no paywall, Cory's personal site): https://pluralistic.net/2023/07/24/rent-to-pwn/#kitt-is-a-de...
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hyperpower
4y ago
My site is https://unorde.red . I haven't updated in a while, unfortunately.
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hyperpower
5y ago
That 6 week minimum (actually 28 days) includes bank holidays, doesn't it? I suspect the 2 week standard in the US does not include public holidays.
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6y ago
If platforms tighten the noose, you'll see people gravitate back towards p2p. People stopped torrenting because Netflix and company made it extremely easy and more affordable to consume a wide range of media. Affordable enough that the
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hyperpower
6y ago
I wrote about sphere packings and their relation to lattices here: https://nullset.xyz/2016/12/11/lattices-and-sphere-packings/
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6y ago
Related: I explored Facebook's physical network in https://nullset.xyz/2020/02/28/exploring-facebooks-network/ .
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Exploring Facebook's Physical Network
(nullset.xyz)
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7y ago
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Exploring Facebook's Physical Network
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hyperpower
8y ago
Did you read the article? The author got consent.
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hyperpower
8y ago
I had this problem too back when my work laptop was an MBP. Just disable the mouse in your vimrc, you'll be better off for it.
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hyperpower
8y ago
You are missing something about HTTPS: you can't produce a valid certificate for the site you're trying to impersonate, and therefore users would notice. HTTPS operates on the assumption that DNS is insecure.
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hyperpower
8y ago
What's the advantage of this over OpenVPN?
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9y ago
Wow, 1.35Tbps? That's a lot for a DoS attack, right?
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9y ago
What do you consider expensive? You can easily get a VM with 1TB bandwidth for $5 a month.
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hyperpower
9y ago
Why is that a problem though? Should people in an arbitrary country need to learn English? Also, could you provide a source for the fact that English literacy rates are actually decreasing? I find that difficult to believe.
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hyperpower
9y ago
Though not relevant to the bulk of your comment, could you elaborate or provide some relevant links on why apache compares favorably to nginx when used properly?
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Lattices and sphere packings (2016)
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9y ago
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9y ago
> (In a pinch you do log 2 by taking the log and dividing by the log of 2) In a pinch it's easier to reason that since 2^10 = 1024, 2^11 = 2048, and 1626 lies between those two numbers, log_2 1626 is a bit more than 10. Memorizing p
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10y ago
You can find walkthroughs by googling a bit (I myself wrote walkthroughs for the last 4 levels), but I'd highly recommend doing it without cheating. The amount you learn from figuring it out yourself is exponentially more than what you
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10y ago
Do you have any advice for breaking into the field? I'm nearing the completion of a CS master and want to get into security. I completed Microcorruption a half year ago and loved it. I'm also mostly through Cryptopals, but I don&#