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csn
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About csn
Hacking passionately : https://github.com/ComSecNinja Occasionally blogging : http://comsec.ninja Waiting for your mail : timo@[the above]
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Comment #12444797
I have a bizarre love for the heat death theory, partially because it goes so well with Lovecraft's "And with strange aeons even death may die" in my mind.
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Comment #12413423
uMatrix and http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/ have completely replaced dedicated adblockers for me.
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Comment #12078269
This is like asking a group of artisans what is the best kind of timber to make furniture out of, I'm afraid.
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Comment #12056869
What other interests should the EU have on this topic? Genuinely interested in people's views.
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Comment #12050748
Although just like the things you list, I can think of a plethora of ways with which advertising can literally, indirectly change my life by convincing me to purchase a product or …
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Comment #12041358
Yesterday I promised myself to not buy cigarettes anymore nor ask anyone to do it on my behalf. This first step only requires tremendous willpower when visiting a store, as the dis…
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Comment #11767750
I was intrigued by this a while back. I think of training a NN as generating a function, an equation, from a training set which, given a specific input, outputs a prediction. If yo…
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Comment #11495644
My acquaintance tells me the same. Presidential election being less than a month away I can see it being a big thing there, too.
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Comment #11421589
I would guess one of the reasons to be the fact that there are a myriad of (money-free) hosting providers out there offering plain drag&drop file uploading with PHP support (often …
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Comment #11395467
This is just a wild guess which I can't verify at the moment, but have you tried setting the evil bit in your outbound packet headers, as per RFC3514?
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Comment #11388701
That reminds me of solipsism* : the idea that your own mind is the only thing surely existing and might contain everything else; the universe, other minds within. * https://en.m.wi…
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Comment #11208379
For now, these decisions will be made for me by our gofmt overlords.
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Comment #11180878
The article correctly quotes 10-20 jobs per 1k units, but the mayor of Salo has apparently said[0] that there's probably an extra zero there, so reality could be closer to one or t…
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Comment #11071706
Perhaps the thing we call empathy is just a strange side effect of the negative subconscious feedback a member of group-oriented species gets when their friend is, or is going to b…
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Comment #10987368
"Any sufficiently advanced AGI is indistinguishable from parent" just crossed my mind and I wanted to share.
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Comment #10975124
Is the Android version in any free app store?
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Comment #10950614
What is up with the popup ads, by the way? I've been seeing them a lot lately when I enable JS, even on my bank's site. They were, in the past, tried with failure and all major bro…
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Comment #10906145
The way I see it, dummy cameras and real ones have exactly the same pre-crime effect: they both create a sense of security and add to the observed risk associated with committing a…
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Comment #10858296
This was happening at the Finnish border, too, but just recently Finnish authorities banned crossing it with a bicycle, officially for safety reasons.
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Comment #10751729
I fantasise that in a parallel universe US, kilometer is considered a singular base unit whereas kilometre is thousand metres. This allows one to write "kph" instead of "kmph" when…
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Comment #10715297
Don't you have an app for that?
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Comment #10670219
I didn't think there was really anyone who actually thinks that the metric system is more complicated than the imperial one.
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Comment #10668719
By false positives I meant non-firearm objects which the robot recognises to be firearms, and incapaciting brought tasers to mind. I am probably looking at this problem through sma…
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Comment #10661273
False positives would be scandalous. We would also need an unspoofable way for the AI to distinguish intent of the weapon drawing, because law-enforcement et cetera. The bot can't …
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Comment #10660788
They don't, really. This is basically saying they won't take legal action against their citizen for owning or trying to obtain said materials.