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waraey
9y ago
Ubye
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waraey
10y ago
by going offline, like the link?
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Serverless Java on AWS Lambda: it ain't easy
(credera.com)
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waraey
10y ago
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Why Java on AWS Lambda ain't easy
(credera.com)
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waraey
10y ago
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waraey
10y ago
Doesn't this assume that sshd is already running and you have credentials to it? I see a forged ICMP packet with a payload and some bash scripting to start a reverse shell. Title should be: Use python to broadcast to a CC server and au
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waraey
11y ago
not the first time tesla's work was destroyed by fire: https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/articles/destruction-... (tldr: Nikola's lab burned down)
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waraey
13y ago
The school of hard knocks is what most teenagers need. Otherwise they end up in college, in debt, no real skills, and a international communication degree with no job prospects. The students who will succeed likely will be able to handle em
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waraey
13y ago
Can we think of other way's to make teenagers less attractive as part time employees? If they don't get out of school until early evening, I would consider them mostly un-employable. Oh well, its not like they are in an economy th
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waraey
13y ago
Am I the only one who wants them to be brought back so I can have a Wooly Mammoth steak? mmmm....Mammoth Steak
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waraey
13y ago
looks like a classic case of Egyptian sand in the va....
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waraey
13y ago
Cool, but can it render its own site? Click on this article from within the app... ..... No: http://o7.no/11PNaX2 Just shows the menu links and "Loading"
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waraey
13y ago
329 seems like a lot for this
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waraey
13y ago
Awesome. First noticed that Chrome was blocking XSS attempts a week ago. It seems that if Chrome want's to move in the direction of ignoring specs and standards for security means, they are headed down the lines of IE.
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waraey
13y ago
I see no compelling argument here.
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waraey
14y ago
This is the intended behavior. They piggy back off of a large group of local numbers. For texts they assign one to you for a short period then put it back in the pool.
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waraey
14y ago
I really hope they plan to change the user and pass they have printed on two seperate labels on the computer on the right wall near the keyboard