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pizzalife
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Comment #49016735
In 30 years of using computers, never once have I used cut and paste.
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Comment #48847412
I don't agree that tunneling everything through some external facing proxy is "TLS certificates for internal services done right".
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Comment #48833960
That seems like a pretty controversial take. Why would you not be able to learn things orally?
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Comment #48751879
Why did you not mention LLM use in the post at all? Are you not using LLMs as part of your toolkit in 2026?
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Comment #48739450
I remember using knoppix on some machine in the school computer room, to sniff everyone's logins using ettercap (pre https adoption). Good times.
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Comment #48068819
Right. `CAP_SYS_ADMIN` is for all intents and purposes equivalent to root.
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Comment #47928886
This is cool. Is it possible to easily install with ollama?
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Comment #46661215
Well, judging by this thread, it doesn’t seem like it.
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Comment #46660716
It’s really not a good idea to be posting about your case when it hasn’t even been resolved yet.
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Comment #46522690
I did this on my Nokia phone over GPRS in 2005, my program of choice was irssi. We did have a Markov chain bot though.
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Comment #46316259
See the AT&T/iPad data leak, where AT&T were leaking private information on the internet with no security checks at all. Someone found it, told the press, who in turn told AT&T, bu…
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Comment #46101105
It’s in a private Ip range so unless you’re inside Iran you’re fine.
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Comment #45840179
Why would you want to give out your contact info to people you didn’t engage with? The business card is more than just an exchange of phone numbers.
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Comment #45748796
I'm not asking for anything. Just commenting that transcripts of videos make for bad blog posts. I'm not interested in watching the video.
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Comment #45739604
Yes, reading transcripts is a terrible way of ingesting information in my opinion.
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Comment #45738606
This blog post has a really verbose format. TLDR; White lights are used during the daytime, red lights at night (less annoying), towers under 200 feet don't need blinking lights.
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Comment #45645906
I use the following IDA pro MCP plugin for this: https://github.com/mrexodia/ida-pro-mcp
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Comment #45468516
>Is this motivated by a need to prepare for war? In short, yes. >The possibility to pay by card when the internet is not working – ‘so-called offline payments’ – is an area that ‘t…
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Comment #45185141
Indeed, this article makes them look bad. Seems completely tone deaf to release this as a puff piece about the product.
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Comment #45177857
“Show some respect?” Do these historical accolades give him a blank check to be wrong in the present?
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Comment #45067611
I also got rejected by Anthropic, and now I’m working at an amazing startup instead. Anthropic’s hiring process is dumb, you shouldn’t take it personally.
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Comment #44997767
There is a market for capabilities, i.e zerodays in widely used software. It has value, sometimes in the millions. No one will buy some shitty XSS on a public website.
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Comment #44997233
This guy could easily get indicted under CFAA. This isn’t how you conduct “white hat” security research lmao. If they don’t have a clearly outlined bug bounty program, you are in a…
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Comment #44737468
The 20kg bike would accelerate roughly twice as quickly as the 40kg bike. Accelerating super quickly is not safe.