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ratbert90 posted:what if kink shaming is his kink????? then he'll ask you to do it and have a nice conversation discussing boundaries first, or it's not consensual 
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Wheany posted:someone make brodyquest but with tavis. tavis or-mandy tavis or-man-dy it works pretty well
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May 3, 2018 15:00
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Subjunctive posted:I built a custom string type that couldn't easily be passed to logging functions for things like message text and passwords. if there was an implicit conversion, they would convert to things like "[[message text: 251 chars]]" or "[[password]]" and log a warning about misuse. it took about two days including converting a relatively large codebase. I don't know why people don't use the type system more for stuff like this aw man i thought i came up with this idea 
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May 3, 2018 23:26
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anthonypants posted:apparently twitter thought they didn't need to tell anyone about the password disclosure https://twitter.com/paraga/status/992135139994943488 im the CTO of twitter that doesn't even have a blue check
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May 3, 2018 23:28
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Subjunctive posted:we both did! yeah but you used it in actual production code and i used it in a dumb hobby project from 10 years ago so i think you win 
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May 3, 2018 23:29
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Jewel posted:arbituary code execution arbitrary code execution that's so bad it kills you
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May 4, 2018 14:42
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Achmed Jones posted:yeah same. i get it at my cell number and google voice number. at&t has a blocker/“likely spam” app now, so we’ll see how well it works i've been using that app for a while, it works... alright. a few still get through since the spammers are literally just randomly changing numbers so it's kinda hard to do any sort of correlation an interesting side effect though is it shows you each individual time it blocks something, which shows interesting behavior - they'll call over and over again rapidly, like 8 to 10 times in a few seconds, then give up for a while and call again two days later, stuff like that
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May 5, 2018 20:44
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RISCy Business posted:i finally started a twitter account for my professional/hobbyist computer touching i follow tavis, @thegrugq (if you don't mind weird thai politics and crazy stuff sometimes) and lain's @KateLibc account infosec taylor swift has fallen out of favor with the thread it seems so follow at your own peril
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May 6, 2018 06:17
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there's also that one account with the pony avatar that's apparently good but which i refuse to follow on principle ...unlike my ironic pony avatar that is cool and good and totally excusable
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May 6, 2018 06:20
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even if it never was that big a real threat rowhammer will always be one of my favorite exploits just from a technological standpoint, it's just such a neat idea
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May 7, 2018 14:00
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i've gotten multiple calls from "000-000-0000" which seems like it would be trivially easy and completely legal to filter out at the network level but i guess not
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May 7, 2018 16:47
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flakeloaf posted:threatening to autodial 1000 other people while spoofing your number would be a more effective threat, i'd think they do that even without threatening - i've gotten occasional calls from confused people who angrily yell "i don't know what you're selling but take me off your drat list!!!" into my voicemail
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May 7, 2018 17:57
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hmm, i wonder if you could use it as an alibi while doing crimes "oh this guy can't be the murderer, he was clearly busy making 1000 calls per minute all afternoon"
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May 7, 2018 18:11
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Raere posted:no microprocessors? it's a prison not a hardened nuclear command bunker the reason the article states is so they can hire rando handymen to fix it instead of having to pay someone who knows what they're doing
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May 9, 2018 06:02
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:it annoys me how i have to opt-out of Steam remembering my credit card every time i make a purchase they accept paypal now so i just use that instead because yeah lol even if they're using some third party processor i don't trust valve not to gently caress up somehow
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May 10, 2018 17:00
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quote:Important new features in npm and the npm Registry will help you discover, share, and reuse code with confidence. cue 8 million "insecure" warnings on each npm install because a bunch of things 8 dependencies deep haven't been updated in half a decade oh well, good job trying npm
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May 10, 2018 20:27
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do copiers fall into the dumb grandfathered in exclusions to HIPAA rules like fax machines do? i mean a lot of copiers are also fax machines...
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May 11, 2018 03:01
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pseudorandom name posted:because printing things takes time why do they need to store everything ever printed forever though like an 8G flash drive could probably store all the print jobs you could reasonably queue up at once i'm not sure why it needs a 120G+ hard drive in it
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May 11, 2018 06:39
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Jonny 290 posted:office tech lags the bleeding edge quite a bit. i'm fairly confident that ssd for them is probably a 2017 and newer thing if anything. theyve had platters for 20 years yeah i get that, but i'm not really wondering why they use a hard drive instead of flash, i'm more curious as to why it's apparently 120GB or more pseudorandom name posted:it may just be a dumb file system that keeps deleted files around it did sound like they needed "forensic tools" to recover the files so maybe 
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May 11, 2018 06:51
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Jabor posted:It's cheaper to make a bulk order for the smallest hard drive that's currently being manufactured and standardising on that, rather than trying to wrangle up a bunch of unsold surplus tinier drives. for some reason i thought they were still making 20G hard drives since those were huge and cutting edge at one point so obviously they'll continue to be relevant forever, but of course they're not i'm just getting old 
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May 11, 2018 14:38
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ymgve posted:were they actually used by anyone at all really seems like the kind of thing exclusively used by SEO urchins and the kind of marketing team that lists the number of facebook likes their corporate site got as proof that they're the most popular brand of toilet paper
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akadajet posted:I figured they'd just use volatile memory for that poo poo. eh the copiers in question were probably designed sometime between 1995 and 2005 and gigabytes of ram wasn't exactly cheap back then
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i like that the simpsons is way down on the list, and not expert status
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Shaggar posted:authentication is optional in email in general, but if your client supports authentication and it gets an invalid signature theres no scenario where it shouldn't just put up a big fat error message and refuse to display the message. i'm pretty sure most pgp implementations do that, i know the one i use started doing that the minute someone's key expired
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May 14, 2018 16:17
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Shaggar posted:if the signature is valid but the signer's key is expired, then it would be untrusted rather than invalid so you could be prompted to ignore the trust issue. In the case of an invalid signature (meaning one that doesn't match the signed content) it should outright refuse to display. yeah it was that you're right, but it did prevent the email from showing even text until i had dismissed the warning which is what i was trying to get across, i'd assume it does the same for invalid sigs but lol
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i bet there's a grey forum poster still recommending truecrypt did we ever find out why truecrypt vanished like it did
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May 14, 2018 16:40
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Shaggar posted:+ emails are fuckin dumb because any spammer worth a drat is gonna strip it immediately. i don't know, i don't think enough people even know it exists let alone use it to make spammers care though i just have my personal domains forward all mail that doesn't match a known mailbox to me so i can use email addresses with the company name in it, like, "popeyes-chicken-lovers-club@butt-chuggin-babes.mobi" or w/e
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May 15, 2018 23:25
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Shaggar posted:just keep telling the user to fix it until the USPS address search returns an exact zip+4 match. if an input address doesn't resolve, its not valid and the usps probably wouldn't deliver it anyway. USPS is actually very good at intuiting what you meant if you gently caress up an address
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May 16, 2018 18:16
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EssOEss posted:What does the +4 stand for? it's 4 more zip code digits added to the end that allow the code to be specific enough to narrow it down to something like a city block, apartment complex, small neighborhood etc
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May 17, 2018 14:34
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Jewel posted:shady as hell warnings with bribes in attempt to get around GDPR?? synergy is doing something slightly different but equally cheeky:  ooo you want to hear that exciting news don't you, eh buddy? ehh?
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May 18, 2018 16:35
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Cocoa Crispies posted:are they gonna announce which synergy they are? it's the one that lets you use your mouse and keyboard across multiple computers, i'm only on their mailing list now because i donated like  to them back when it was open source so when the guy gave up and started charging for it he sent an email to everyone that donated with like, 10 free license keys and a sentimental email which was nice 
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May 18, 2018 18:47
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Jewel posted:hholy poo poo lol. dont do this lmao they're so desperate they're resorting to the lowest tier of spammer tricks, this is great
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Volmarias posted:Woah, hold up, next you'll be suggesting that we don't autoplay audio and video in the ads that follow the user as they scroll as well. 8 out of 10 teens and moms and teen moms prefer when their advertising is targeted, animated, loud and 2/3s of the screen according to our very scientific study done by the very scientific sounding Ad Science Studies center, and i think they know what they're doing, after all they're big data scientists
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quote:The president uses at least two iPhones, according to one of the officials. The phones — one capable only of making calls, the other equipped only with the Twitter app and preloaded with a handful of news sites — are issued by White House Information Technology and the White House Communications Agency, an office staffed by military personnel that oversees White House telecommunications. lmao they gave him a phone just for twitter and fox news presumably because he kept trying to install twitter on his other secret white house phone e: lmao quote:The White House declined to comment for this story, but a senior West Wing official said the call-capable phones “are seamlessly swapped out on a regular basis through routine support operations. Because of the security controls of the Twitter phone and the Twitter account, it does not necessitate regular change-out.” we got the most securest twitters and cameras unlike obama
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Subjunctive posted:they gave Obama a phone without a mic? he’d just listen and send back DTMF? literally yes, they did - if you read the full article his phone couldn't even make calls and he described it as "a toy phone you'd give a 3 year old"
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here's one I haven't seen beforeWHOIS is disappearing – confirm your ownership now! posted:On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation will take effect. This means the WHOIS will “disappear”. In the new public record system, personal data will no longer be visible either to individuals or Sedo. So far we were able to verify from the WHOIS records that you are the legitimate owner of the domains you listed for sale. This means it will be much harder for us to match your account data with the WHOIS information in order to clear your domains for sale on our site. i've never listed a domain for sale ever, let alone with sedo, but i'll get right on it 
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May 22, 2018 22:31
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Cocoa Crispies posted:jamming a cell network isn’t a crime that doesn’t leave evidence, it’s interfering with a massive government contractor's use of a public resource to generate revenue in a way that’s extremely obvious to someone with access to a local network of fancy radios i wonder if you could do something fancy with highly directional antennas or like, phased arrays or some other RF magic to force a single phone to connect to your fake tower or jam it or whatever without interfering with anything else
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Jonny 290 posted:the long tail danger is FirstNet because all cop and fed radios are going 5G and so is your phone and you'll be using the same network, so guess what, when a protest happens, bandwidth and signal will be given to the cop radios first. funny how that's gonna shut down all the protest footage and is why i'm building portable mesh networks i've been sketching out designs for simple to build basic little radio systems you could in theory make using cheap parts taken out of other things or bought for a few bucks and use to establish links in phone-jammed environments for this same reason. i'm not actually any good at it though so they probably won't work once i get around to building one ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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