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by xraystyle 11mo ago
That's interesting. Suppose it doesn't do you any good if you're looking for subdomains that don't have certs though.
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by xraystyle 11mo ago
So is it a thing in security distros? Is there a github for it?
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by xraystyle 11mo ago
What's this 'subs' command being run to enumerate subdomains?
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by xraystyle 1y ago
That's the thing though, is that it's not hard to make a good antenna for a single frequency. We already know exactly how to do that. And when we're talking transmission and reception of radio, tiny incremental gains that mig
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by xraystyle 1y ago
This comment really sums it up well. Literally everything with antenna design is a trade-off. You can design an antenna to radiate very well at a given wavelength. The better it is at doing this, the worse it tends to be at every other wave
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by xraystyle 2y ago
Glad I'm not the only one who was bothered by this. No subnet masks in the diagram, and I'm supposed to assume that 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.2 are not in the same broadcast domain. So my default gateway is what, 10.0.0.0, and that rout
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by xraystyle 3y ago
I don't get it either. Systemd units are so much more powerful and flexible than init scripts. Writing those bash scripts for everything was a complete pain in the ass. You may disagree with the architecture or design decisions made wi
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by xraystyle 3y ago
It's not a TMBG song, they just covered it. It was originally released by a Canadian vocal quartet called The Four Lads in 1953.
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by xraystyle 3y ago
I keep seeing replies like this. Insurance is not the point. Come to Venice Beach in Los Angeles and you'll quickly understand that you'll be calling the insurance company once every couple days to replace your bike if you leave i
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by xraystyle 5y ago
This is absolutely a massive issue with it. Apple did this with retail employees back in the day and it was terrible. Employee reviews were based on it, managers had to call customers and apologize if the customer didn't leave a 9 or 1
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by xraystyle 5y ago
> Show HN: Ensure all car crash articles are biased against the driver and vehicles generally using NLP Seems like a better title for this. In the analysis of the first article, under the "recommendations" about counterfactuals
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by xraystyle 5y ago
Agreed, this would be ideal. Most people don't understand that literally every access point on a given channel is part of the same broadcast domain even if they're totally separate networks. Every AP that yours can see on the same
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by xraystyle 7y ago
Your static site would still probably be better on AWS. Whack it into an S3 bucket, put cloudfront in front of it, and you have a globally scalable, CDN-enabled static site with at least five 9's of reliability and it costs you peanuts
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by xraystyle 7y ago
Headline: "Is there a global epidemic???????" Article: "No." This is where I closed the tab. GTFO with your clickbait, Guardian.
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by xraystyle 8y ago
The problem here is that Evan isn't Steve Jobs so much as he's just cargo-culting Steve Jobs without really understanding why Jobs was successful. Steve was able to see untapped markets, holes that could be filled by new products,
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by xraystyle 8y ago
> That is not necessary, but once you play enough music, you learn the theory in practice. Or have enough data in your head to make that realization. No, you really don't. You literally don't even need to know a single note nam
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by xraystyle 8y ago
I don't think that's really it at all. Most of us have to sit in classrooms for months or read and study to understand the intricacies of music theory. None of that is necessary to learning a few pop songs on a guitar or piano. Yo
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by xraystyle 8y ago
When someone accidentally announces an incorrect prefix, they're pretty up-front about it, and try to correct it as soon as possible. It's not something you really see that often either, as you don't change the prefixes you a
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by xraystyle 8y ago
Cars are a completely different thing. No one really thinks about it like this, but one of the most appealing things about a car is that it's an extension of your personal space. It's almost an additional room in your house or apa
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by xraystyle 8y ago
The issue here is that the attackers were advertising more specific prefixes, and when doing route selection, routers pick routes to these over less specific prefixes that cover the same ranges. e.g. if Amazon was announcing 205.51.192.0&#x
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by xraystyle 8y ago
This guy networks. But yes, generally the actual physical location and routing of fiber optic cables is not made public by the companies that run it for a number of reasons. If you're leasing fiber you can request maps of the circuits
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by xraystyle 9y ago
> But here's a proposal: raise the gas tax, but refund the increase in costs on a means-tested basis. Poof, there goes the concern trolling, but the middle class is still on the hook and they really don't like it, because it mi
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by xraystyle 9y ago
No, because social media is purpose-built to be as addictive as possible.
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by xraystyle 9y ago
You could exploit it with remote desktop. If it's enabled on the client, you can just connect with root/no password.
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by xraystyle 9y ago
The stated purpose of the H1-B program is to allow companies to fill vacancies with international applicants if they are unable to find US employees qualified for the roles. I've never heard any sane, rational person object to this use
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by xraystyle 9y ago
> The only thing that is making me want to retreat back to an iPhone is its inferior Bluetooth audio quality. The S8 has AptX, which in my experience is really quite good. Once Android O drops for that phone you'll have AptX HD and
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by xraystyle 9y ago
"Worth more" in the sense that they probably charge more for it, but I doubt it would cost Equifax as much to provide that service as it would if they actually were forced to cough up real money. They've already built out the
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by xraystyle 9y ago
The Ti-Books had a lot of issues. The biggest one was broken hinges. There were a lot of physical problems with those machines that didn't manifest until after about a year's worth of use. Too bad, they were really cool at the tim
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by xraystyle 9y ago
> You're swiping to talk to someone. The key word in your sentence above is 'someone'. Not a goddamn bot whose raison d'être is to spam you with an unsolicited political message. How anyone can look at this and not se
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by xraystyle 9y ago
I think it's pretty hard to argue that their decision would have been any different regardless of the ethnic makeup of the band. Whether or not one agrees or disagrees with the political views of any of the Supreme Court justices, I th

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