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by jas- 15d ago
Until you see the IP of your project disappear and get rolled into their solution
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by jas- 23d ago
Star Trek was a documentary
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by jas- 1mo ago
If the activities were truly cool and impactful, and not illegal or unlawful as you suggest, wouldn’t it be possible that the suicide could be due to a culture of not speaking out and then left to deal with the after effect of guilt? A slan
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by jas- 1mo ago
If you speak to the correct people about illegal activities and unlawful orders you will not.
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by jas- 2mo ago
Or the infamous promotion of legislation without representation
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by jas- 2mo ago
Control?
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by jas- 2mo ago
Maybe trying to predict entropy would be easier
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by jas- 2mo ago
Thanks for sharing this
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by jas- 2mo ago
Can you provide correlated events to these? It would certainly help the argument
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by jas- 2mo ago
It's a similar problem the human DNA solved by telling our teenage selves that our parents are dumb and we needed to move to a new tribe. Genetic diversity, but a digital equivalent.
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by jas- 2mo ago
It reads like a Turing test bot doesn’t it? Sus
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by jas- 2mo ago
All one has to do to validate this is to look at their own code to understand why it may look like slop. Anytime a port, a prototype or any other beta/alpha version of a piece of software is coded, isn’t that what we as humans do alrea
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by jas- 3mo ago
Pretty sure that isn’t the point of using LLM’s
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by jas- 4mo ago
I digress; this article actually has helped identify useful knowledge gaps around topics I have researched. https://drensin.medium.com/elephants-goldfish-and-the-new-go... While you have to think about things objectively no
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by jas- 4mo ago
You need to be able to advertise the networks to each other using a routing protocol such as ospf
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by jas- 6mo ago
The sheer volume of bug reports negates the perceived importance
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by jas- 6mo ago
Yes. It is the equivalent of reading a technical review of a product by the product owner
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by jas- 7mo ago
Thanks for putting this online
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by jas- 7mo ago
Red hat and other RPM based distributions recommended kickstart scripts use tty3 using a similar method
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Kruptein; a Node.js symmetric encryption module(github.com)
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by jas- 7mo ago
“ The response might've been different if the author had already given a patch” For a security related issue? Not sure that is a wise decision.
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by jas- 2y ago
Thanks for providing this!
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by jas- 2y ago
If we are just going to stigmatize one word, perhaps, as a group, you should also consider the following list and fire people for these as well? The only real consistent thing is as each generation becomes "woke" or "enlighte
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by jas- 2y ago
Great post! Thanks for taking the time to put this up. What do you think the ratios are regarding improper use of nonce with this mode? Most implementations that I am familiar with intentionally generate a random nonce to help lower the per
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by jas- 3y ago
Be worried when laws get passed against barter systems that would circumvent these systems
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by jas- 3y ago
Doesn't metasploit, OpenVAS and others already do a lot of this? Why not contribute modules there vs. write a new framework?
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by jas- 3y ago
ARP? Don’t you need arptables for this? OSI model 101
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by jas- 4y ago
Kruptein: https://github.com/jas-/kruptein A node.js module which implements a standard API for symmetric encryption and does so by providing the requisite key derivation from a supplied secret, strong key and cipher s
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by jas- 4y ago
A magnet?
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by jas- 4y ago
Real world metrics on causes. Totals of cases, known vs unknown cases and a percentage associated to each possible cause based on those variables?

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