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   by sslalready 2y ago

   And then there’s Banksy’s “in the future, everyone will be anonymous for 15 minutes“. For pretty much the same reasons you stated above, I assume.
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   Upcoming feature freeze and UI freeze for FreeCAD 1.0(blog.freecad.org)

   3 points by sslalready 2y ago|0 comments
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   by sslalready 2y ago

   ESPHome is awesome. Any chance you can get MQTT running on RP2040W?
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   by sslalready 3y ago

   Link: https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/13ws4w3/had_a_ca...
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   by sslalready 3y ago

   1992 A.D. even.
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   by sslalready 3y ago

   I was surprised there was no mention of him in the text. There's more of him on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=walter+lewin+do...
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   by sslalready 4y ago

   A lot of E-commerce software have data feeds that are ingested by parties like pricespy. These feeds are typically either public or made available after mutual agreements. Scraping a large amount of sites for data is just too much labor in
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   by sslalready 4y ago

   Kudos to Spotify for supporting libspotify and its use-cases for so many years. I'm sure it hasn't been easy and that copyright owners haven't been very fond of it.
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   by sslalready 4y ago

   Anecdata: I’ve found USB powered external drives to be unreliable on the Pi, even when powering the Pi with an official power adapter. I’d recommend using an external drive that comes with its own power adapter.
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    IIRC, the uTorrent guy (Ludde Strigeus) was employeed by Spotify and worked on, among other things, the P2P feature in Spotify.
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    Reasons for self-hosting: GitLab.com's not-so-great availability [1], slow code searches (compared to self-hosted with GitLab Advanced Search) and the fact that you can keep your code and resources off the public Internet. The fact tha
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    I think GOBBLES pioneered this technique in like 1992 A.D. with their “Hydra”. Iirc it was claimed to exploit (jinglebellz.c) .mp3 players on behalf of the RIAA and to spread through file sharing networks. https://www.theregiste
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    I too found this after reading about it here. I contacted them and received the following reply. > Exposure notifications cannot be enabled without user consent, so if you have not turned MassNotify on, then it is not active on your phon
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    Sounds like he hasn’t been introduced to banana with tomato ketchup yet.
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    You could already download most of the comment data from them by querying their API. Similar to profile pictures on Gravatar, emails were only hashed with MD5. They’re easy to reveal with some wordlist attacks.
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    by sslalready 5y ago

    Use the download button in the top right of the pdf viewer thingy. That’ll render the actual pdf without html and annoying modals.
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    M1 Mac SSD Swapping(twitter.com)

    35 points by sslalready 6y ago|6 comments
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    Reminds me of the Solaris TTYPROMPT in.telnetd bypass: https://packetstormsecurity.com/files/114491/Solaris-TTYPROM...
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    YouTube Down(downdetector.com)

    411 points by sslalready 6y ago|307 comments
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    I think it’s just a strategy to take advantage of unique content to drive traffic to the site. I’ve seen this before.
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    This one has been relevant for the last 10 years: https://picturesofpeoplescanningqrcodes.tumblr.com/
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    I’ve reflected on the fact that some makers on YouTube wear gloves and wondered if this is for privacy reasons. I see globes being worn even when they’re not obviously doing anything that risk getting their fingers dirty.
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    Not that I'm aware of, but I wish. Memory is getting hazy these days. AFAIK the kernel.org breaches were made by the kind of hackers doing it for fun and games (if you get that thing) and not the kind working for nation states. I&#x2
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    If memory serves me right the CVS bug was originally discovered and exploited by a member of an infamous file sharing site. After descriptions(?) of that bug were leaked in underground circles, an east European hacker wrote up his own explo
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    by sslalready 6y ago

    I believe he has claimed that vitamin D deficiency is associated with worse upper respiratory tract infections in one of the earlier videos.
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    by sslalready 7y ago

    There’s nothing that suggests that those experiments had anything to do with OpenBSD.
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    by sslalready 7y ago

    Several people have looked into the issue over the years but so far no traces of malicious intent have been found.
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    by sslalready 7y ago

    I remember ftp.openbsd.org being owned around 2002. Possibly this hostname was pointed to the www.openbsd.org machine, which was running Solaris. I have a vague memory that this machine also hosted something else in addition to the OpenBS
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    by sslalready 7y ago

    Care to expand on why MySQL < 8 will be problematic for analysts? Anything else than the lack of window function?
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    by sslalready 7y ago

    https://github.com/Unleash/unleash > Unleash is a feature toggle system, that gives you a great overview over all feature toggles across all your applications and services. It comes with official client implementati