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by seisvelas 5y ago
Back in the day people used to spread zips hidden in jpegs on imageboards using basically the same idea (after the jpg data is the zip data) The most iconic /i/ kit spread this way being Dangerous Kitten ( https://web.ar
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by seisvelas 5y ago
I use it for quick scripts. I do offensive security. It's a pleasant option when doing things other pentesters would do in Python or Go. >It seems to have a pretty extensive ecosystem but are the libraries mature? If you're jus
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by seisvelas 5y ago
Haha, thanks! I've never really made anything in React, so I just used the two hooks I know (useState and useEffect) Feel free to contribute to the code :)
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by seisvelas 5y ago
I noticed the monthly "Who is hiring" threads have a bunch of tools available for conveniently searching them. But the "Who wants to be hired" threads have NO tools! This kinda makes sense - a bunch of underemployed, hig
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Show HN: Search for candidates in HN “Who wants to be hired” threads(seisvelas.github.io)
4 points by seisvelas 5y ago|3 comments
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by seisvelas 5y ago
Wow, I thought the original commenter was exaggerating but nope. He was raised by members of the Weather Underground. Before law school he also worked for the Chavez regime in Venezuela. I don't know anything about him other than what&
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by seisvelas 5y ago
>This is a very privileged, first-world perspective on things. You probably have a checking account, and a debit card. If you only have cash, and want to send money to (for example) family in another country, it gets very expensive, very
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by seisvelas 5y ago
Goodbye, ssl stripping attacks, I'll miss you so much! We knew this day would come sooner or later
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I can't highlight text on any of the example pages. I want to like this idea so much but wow
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by seisvelas 6y ago
i agree but 'pretty' is the operative word. Sometimes the network gets suuuper slow inside the vm for me and i still have no idea why.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
This reminded me of the song "Pirates & Emperors", which you might enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQBWGo7pef8 Too long, didn't listen: If you rob with a little ship, you're a "pirate&quo
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Just two nitpicks: 1. Marlinspike is misspelled throughout the article as "Merlinspike" & 2. This article is super mamón. That's a word here in Mexico I'm not sure how to perfectly put into English, but here are some
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by seisvelas 6y ago
>For one, it's not the case that overall white and black win 50% of the time each. He addresses that (first-move advantage from white moving first) in the parenthesis after that same sentence: "After extensive experimentation,
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by seisvelas 6y ago
> BotStop by hCaptcha Cool, I didn't know about this! Too bad there doesn't seem to be a strong open source option, but I'll check this out.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
On the other hand, many Tor users disable Javascript. Out of curiosity, does anyone know a good CAPTCHA that doesn't use JS?
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I'm curious for feedback. Just a warning: I am not a mathematician or decision theorist or scientist or anything. I do cybersecurity. So sorry in advance for whatever horrendous errors I've committed here. But if you do notice suc
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Show HN: Empirical support for thirder interpretation of Sleeping Beauty problem(github.com)
2 points by seisvelas 6y ago|1 comments
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by seisvelas 6y ago
>This whole CoC thing is sadly fraught with virtue signaling psycho-sadists who enjoy playing tribunal. Reminds me of this snippet from Nietzsche's essay, The Tarantulas: In all their lamentations soundeth vengeance, in all their eu
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Many sites will also have a CSP that blocks placekitten.com along with other 3rd party img tag origins. Daring users on Firefox can circumvent this protection by browsing to about:config and setting security.csp.enabled to false.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Link to your emulator? I don't care if it's buggy, I want to try playing a game on it!
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by seisvelas 6y ago
The Vimalakirti Sutra is about exactly this. Vimalakirti is a laymen householder who achieves enlightnment. Upon his passing, Buddha sends a bunch of spiritual masters and bodhisattva's to Vimalakirti's deathbed. Vimalakirti proce
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Fair points! But, >the project has been going since 2015 True, but Fuchsia started only a year later >Fuchsia is a lot more than a microkernel, right? Indeed, but that is also true of Redox!
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I apologize in advance for such a brazenly ignorant question: But why is it that this small team is able to produce a working microkernel, yet GNU Herd and (more recently) Google's Fuchsia have languished eternally as vaporware?
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Gibbons v. Ogden was about Congress's right to regulate interstate commerce, not intrastate commerce. The massive expansion and erosion of the meaning of interstate commerce didn't begin until Wickard v Filburn in 1942.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Reminds of the difference between Unix and GNU. I wonder to what extent RMS's Lisp background influenced GNU's kitchen sink tendencies.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I recently started using lainchan, an imageboard, and I really enjoy the security board. It has some of the toxicity inherent from the chan culture, but otherwise I've been pleasantly surprised with the quality and depth of discussions
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Maybe they found that SAT/ACT were not good criteria for selecting the best candidates.
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by seisvelas 6y ago
I recently needed to use the documentation for HTMLHint, only to find it had been deleted. So I went on Waybackmachine, and there it was. I ended up going on the repo and asking them to undelete it, which they did, but in that moment I was
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by seisvelas 6y ago
>Beyond vague conspiracy theories I don’t see the connection. It's not vague at all. Private prisons lobby for mandatory minimums. Mandatory minimums remove sentencing power from the judge: https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by seisvelas 6y ago
Indeed it was! I just made it public, thanks for saying something :)

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