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Poisoning AI with ".ass" Subtitles(youtube.com)
3 points by omgwtfusb 2y ago|0 comments
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
The book is about the company said person worked at and they were instrumental to the success of, they probably don't have much else they could share without an NDA violation?
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
Looks to me close to typical DWH setup like many large corporations have, except for the ClickHouse specific settings and Docker usage (most DEs seem to be skeptical of anything that isn't SQL in my experience)
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
tl;dw: it's Python-based RAT (trojan) PySilon inside a BeamNG mod
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The Malware that Hacked Disney [video](youtube.com)
1 points by omgwtfusb 2y ago|1 comments
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
this video alleges that it might've been because he downloaded an infected mod for a game: https://youtu.be/ZGScvWIyw2E Not sure why they would dox him, maybe to throw him under the bus after he found out he got pwned
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
in theory, if it has been activated once on that machine it should install without a product key and activate based on hardware identifiers, so should be fine to nuke the partition
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
> In theory, the combination of CMY at 100% (100,100,100) creates black, In practice it creates a muddy brown due to limitations of toner (and ink) secondaries. i believe this may be because the combined absorption spectrum of a "fu
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by omgwtfusb 2y ago
nice bot
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Color Concepts 101 (2001) [pdf](developers.hp.com)
84 points by omgwtfusb 2y ago|11 comments
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Tesla in Germany: Locals vote against factory expansion plan(dw.com)
5 points by omgwtfusb 3y ago|0 comments
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by omgwtfusb 3y ago
I am only aware of 2, the Hyperloop concept and recently Tesla’s NACS. what IP are Musk companies giving away?
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by omgwtfusb 3y ago
Did they change their policy on not making chips not available for purchase from manufacturers?
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by omgwtfusb 3y ago
for this purpose Just[1] with a python shebang line works great [1] https://github.com/casey/just
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by omgwtfusb 3y ago
Interesting, seems like developers unionizing is getting popular in Europe. Is there any union for general software devs in Germany? I know workers council (Betriebsrat) is popular but that's very company-dependent.
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Q3k: Breaking iPod Nano security for fun and Linux (video)(youtube.com)
1 points by omgwtfusb 3y ago|0 comments
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by omgwtfusb 3y ago
_Gargoyles represent the embarrassing side of the Central Intelligence Corporation. Instead of using laptops, they wear their computers on their bodies, broken up into separate modules that hang on the waist, on the back, on the headset. Th
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by omgwtfusb 3y ago
welcome to Germany
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
You can hit `i` to enter insert mode, or add URLs/domains to a blacklist - works just fine most of the time
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
Kinesis keyboards config tools are written in Pascal using Lazarus IDE - I haven't tried compiling it myself but they run just fine on macOS and Wine on Linux https://github.com/KinesisCorporation/SmartSetApps
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
I could not find it on iOS Safari, might be an UI bug then.
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
I can't seem to find docs in a language other than Chinese on the site
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
What's the havoc exactly? From all the people interviewed, the ones complaining about the smoke on their way to the office seem to be losing most productivity...
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Critical Program Reading (1975) – 16mm Film(youtube.com)
21 points by omgwtfusb 4y ago|1 comments
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
how would such a GPIO <-> PCMCIA interface work? the author said the CPLD handles the voltage conversion and “address decoding”, but what I don’t understand is how does the data end up on the Pi?
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
A few months ago it worked for me. I am in EU so IIRC they are legally required to let you cancel your contract for 14 days if you entered into it remotely (phone, internet etc). It seems like changing subscription plan counts as getting a
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
Had to do the same with my Palm TX. Small nightmare, they went cheap and just soldered a bare LiPo to the mainboard, so had to be somewhat precise not to short out the pack.
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
I'd watch for updates on author's YouTube channel https://youtube.com/c/stacksmashing
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
Looks great, are you looking for engineers without frontend experience by any chance? Having looked at the job offers I see some overlap between my experience and what you need - I've been working previously as a backend dev and a data
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by omgwtfusb 4y ago
They mostly used LCDs with LED backlights (not sure what they used the some early WinCE laptop style handhelds with color displays)

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