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wildylion
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About wildylion
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Comment #48738565
libssh2 through 1.11.1, fixed in commit 7acf3df contains an out-of-bounds write vulnerability in ssh2_transport_read() that fails to enforce upper bounds on packet_length field. Re…
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Comment #48689112
Who could've thought that injecting SF6 into blood vessels is actually safe enough to be FDA-approved... interesting.
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Comment #48112689
You can say whatever, but I'll be calling this a 'slop-down menu' from now on.
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Comment #48052830
.ru [had this]( https://habr.com/ru/news/790214/ ) in 2024. On the other hand, the russian government in itself had been doing a stellar job at breaking the internet. (I hope I'll …
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Comment #47864616
Storm troopers, but not the kind you'd expect.
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Comment #47799722
Only if it's Australia.
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Comment #47328771
Try to get a middle hop somewhere at a russian datacenter. Sometimes these have DPI censorship boxes disabled (?) -- I know one that lets me forward simple Wireguard from mobile ro…
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Comment #47328741
That'll eventually get detected and put a massive target on the back of anybody dumb enough to use it. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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Comment #47328724
This is the literal job of state security. Besides, most of those $#@$###s get in not by pretending they've been persecuted, but simply because they already have deep cover and hol…
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Comment #47328681
Fuck you. I have many people here (many of them queer) who had to leave everything and become forced emigres or asylum seekers. Have a bit of compassion, would ya? My childhood cru…
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Comment #47328635
I'm considering even creating a dial-up (yes, V.34 modem!) line somewhere near to Russia, to offer a side channel with text browsing, news, IRC and email. For when things get reall…
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Comment #47194732
Side question, but what happens if there's a technical error with the service provider that leads to double spending? Example: we bought tickets worth 300 EUR from Deutsche Bahn, t…
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Comment #47022965
> and send them electric impulses in their sleep. So, it's like Lovense, but for dreams? Sorry, I know it's horrible, but I couldn't resist.
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Comment #46839420
There actually should be a push for an EU-wide legislation banning this kind of silent, precise location data collection. If anything, Germany is obsessed with Datenschutz but in m…
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Comment #46754084
Maybe get some Star link if you can... (Cringe worthy because of some musky husky guy, but at least it works for now).
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Comment #46748519
I'm so afraid that my landlord (a big company) will use ANY excuse to rob me of my deposit when I move out... lol, even though I'm a member of Mieterverein. The same landlord whose…
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Comment #46637542
Get a dial up line into Europe. Maybe somebody like MiCT could help with setting up a modem pool. 33kbps is enough to get on IRC and spread the news.
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Comment #46600934
Archive link: https://archive.ph/pTp0A
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Comment #46600931
Learn from the Ukrainians: to avoid jamming, the Dishy can be buried in a narrow trench so that only the sky is visible and it's not radiating outwards.
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Comment #46263577
Then why aren't we totally losing it when immersed in incredibly powerful magnetic fields inside an MRI machine? I'm pretty sure, that 1.5-3T field will totally down ANY useful sig…
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Comment #46114848
Fuck yes. Our 2022 Latitude 5420s have the worst lithium ever -- and Dell is actually offering to get you good batteries for twice the price, as an 'extended service life battery'.…
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Comment #46111489
And these mofos complied to the request to block VPN apps on iPhones in Russia. Think about companies that cooperated with the Nazis.
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Comment #45712410
Might be. If the reactor was recently defueled, especially, might there be more junk floating in the water? If said junk was alpha- or beta-emitting, it could be enough of a danger…