operatorequals

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by operatorequals 5y ago
I got pretty fed up with learning got from the internet when I had too (about 8 years ago). Every resource I could find was written in a way that only people that already knew could really understand. Now, that I finally feel good enough, t
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Show HN: Expose your Kubernetes resources to the world(github.com)
1 points by operatorequals 6y ago|0 comments
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by operatorequals 7y ago
> Imagine being unable to buy food because an algorithm determined that “you violated our community standards” and there’s no way to contact them. One or two stories like that will kill Libra stone dead. This is basically what happens in
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by operatorequals 7y ago
"ο γέρος πάει ή από πέσιμο ή από χέσιμο"
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by operatorequals 7y ago
Actual democracy was never this system's cup of tea anyway
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by operatorequals 7y ago
I find this social behavior amazing. And I'm very surprised that humans are capable of it. This is a behavior often recognised in animals that are in captivity. Personal experience is with some finches. Finches refuse to hatch their fe
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by operatorequals 7y ago
Copy in write i guess
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by operatorequals 7y ago
This looks pretty useful. I love these packages that seem like forgotten stdlib features.
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by operatorequals 8y ago
What's the business model of it anyway? Is it providing you good search results?
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by operatorequals 8y ago
I'm always surprised with how much people get surprised about google spying on them. Or about google ignoring privacy options in platforms they own (chrome, android).
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by operatorequals 8y ago
Given a huge network (or multiple) this thing can do wonders on continuous network auditing. Yet, there should be some security switches, such as complete agent uninstalling, really secure communications with CnC (paranoid mode and above),
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by operatorequals 8y ago
There is a Greek movie based on the exact same idea. Its the "Alps" by George Lanthimos (later known from "Dogtooth" movie). I don't about Japan, but that movie had a quite depressing ending (not to mention that the
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by operatorequals 8y ago
Our savior, save as from bloated package management, API inconsistencies and Server-side Javascript. Thank you!
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by operatorequals 9y ago
Now this is a "First world problem"...
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Pozzo and Lucky, a root backdoor you won't see coming(covertutils.readthedocs.io)
6 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Python fileless import(github.com)
1 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Meterpreter's Python implementation(github.com)
1 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Steganography through the RWX triplets in Unix(github.com)
3 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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by operatorequals 9y ago
Up in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
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Remote imports in Python2/3 feature(github.com)
1 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Trust: A Tale of Security, Philosophy, Reverse Engineering and Python(securosophy.com)
3 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Between an Incident Response and a Break-Up(securosophy.com)
1 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Framework for Creating Backdoors(github.com)
2 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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A Git Tutorial of Human Psychology(securosophy.com)
1 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments
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Dating as a form of Penetration Testing(securosophy.com)
2 points by operatorequals 9y ago|0 comments