This would achieve the same but is far more readable: while(status != SUCCESS) { status = syscall(...); // do something with status }
That brings me back. All .exe were blocked. However it turned out that you could rename them .bat or .cmd and they would execute just fine. I think Doom 2 multiplayer was extra fun because of the added need to be aware…
You can't click through a UAC prompt to elevate if you don't have local administrator rights.
"Foreign language" is well understood as a concept and is used in the opening sentence. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_language . Arguing otherwise is just arguing for the sake of it.
I've mentioned before how disappointed I've been to watch hackerone move from a platform helping responsible disclosure to a platform helping companies hide vulnerabilities. It used to be that even accepted bugs and…
I don't have anything to contribute to the challenge but this is very much needed and I hope this challenge produces a richer visual language. Here's the BBC's "cyber attacks" page:…
This is my complaint about the styling issue, that the important technical notes get lost in the 'noise' of styling issues.
Depressing to see reviewers waste review bandwidth bringing up issues such as "wasted newline" and "incorrect comment format". Do kernel developers not use auto-formatters?
I refuse to buy into the idea that ecological destruction is benelovent because we couldn't otherwise support such a drastic level of poverty and inequality. The same argument could be made for rainforest deforestation,…
Sure, let's do that. And the money raised could be re-invested in technology / r&d to improve and cheapen recycling.
A potential "solution" is to price in the externality and tax the use of plastic in manufacturing. Then the market can decide whether it's "worth" using plastic for disposable water bottles or food wrapping.
As someone who played the base game when it came out, it was a complete game at the time and doesn't require DLC to be fun.
There's a significant difference between "next day" and "2-3 days", and the valuable different is not getting it sooner, it's knowing exactly which day you'll get it.
It's funny you should mention google maps, as that's recently regressed to semi-unusable in firefox.
I'm guessing you're not in the EU then? I see this everywhere.
This is all you see when clicking techcrunch articles: https://imgur.com/a/mId1Jfi If you "manage" your settings to block everything it'll just be back next time. As a consequence, I haven't read a techcrunch article…
This is why I consider bug bounty programs problematic, because they've been co-opted from a system to manage responsible disclosure to a system to contain and manage non-disclosure.
> could have But they didn't, that's a detail you can't just conveniently drop to argue in the abstract.
We discussed this 5 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20341354
The article headline doesn't match the article, which is a fairly poor essay that the "Senior developer role is dying". I suspect people are upvoting this based on the headline alone because it's not a well written…
This is actually interesting from the perspective of fairness in e-sports. It's been rumoured that professional players could "cheat on LAN" by side-loading cheat software through modified hardware supplying custom…
It's not automatically legal to carry a blade under 3 inches, (2)Subject to subsection (3) below, this section applies to any article which has a blade or is sharply pointed except a folding pocketknife. (3)This section…
That's not actually true, the law states, "Without a reasonable excuse", so any reasonable excuse is fine. The idea you'd need to be "certified" to carry a knife is fiction to drive an agenda.
It could have been phrased as, "The COO changed her mind often enough" and still made the point without drawing particular attention to her gender. Phrasing it as, "The COO was a woman who changed her mind often enough"…
My 'gut' intuition is that doing that is the same as applying the cipher of length 2, then the cipher of length 3, 5, 7 each in turn invidually, but I haven't had the chance to dig out cyberchef to confirm this. Edit:…
This would achieve the same but is far more readable: while(status != SUCCESS) { status = syscall(...); // do something with status }
That brings me back. All .exe were blocked. However it turned out that you could rename them .bat or .cmd and they would execute just fine. I think Doom 2 multiplayer was extra fun because of the added need to be aware…
You can't click through a UAC prompt to elevate if you don't have local administrator rights.
"Foreign language" is well understood as a concept and is used in the opening sentence. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_language . Arguing otherwise is just arguing for the sake of it.
I've mentioned before how disappointed I've been to watch hackerone move from a platform helping responsible disclosure to a platform helping companies hide vulnerabilities. It used to be that even accepted bugs and…
I don't have anything to contribute to the challenge but this is very much needed and I hope this challenge produces a richer visual language. Here's the BBC's "cyber attacks" page:…
This is my complaint about the styling issue, that the important technical notes get lost in the 'noise' of styling issues.
Depressing to see reviewers waste review bandwidth bringing up issues such as "wasted newline" and "incorrect comment format". Do kernel developers not use auto-formatters?
I refuse to buy into the idea that ecological destruction is benelovent because we couldn't otherwise support such a drastic level of poverty and inequality. The same argument could be made for rainforest deforestation,…
Sure, let's do that. And the money raised could be re-invested in technology / r&d to improve and cheapen recycling.
A potential "solution" is to price in the externality and tax the use of plastic in manufacturing. Then the market can decide whether it's "worth" using plastic for disposable water bottles or food wrapping.
As someone who played the base game when it came out, it was a complete game at the time and doesn't require DLC to be fun.
There's a significant difference between "next day" and "2-3 days", and the valuable different is not getting it sooner, it's knowing exactly which day you'll get it.
It's funny you should mention google maps, as that's recently regressed to semi-unusable in firefox.
I'm guessing you're not in the EU then? I see this everywhere.
This is all you see when clicking techcrunch articles: https://imgur.com/a/mId1Jfi If you "manage" your settings to block everything it'll just be back next time. As a consequence, I haven't read a techcrunch article…
This is why I consider bug bounty programs problematic, because they've been co-opted from a system to manage responsible disclosure to a system to contain and manage non-disclosure.
> could have But they didn't, that's a detail you can't just conveniently drop to argue in the abstract.
We discussed this 5 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20341354
The article headline doesn't match the article, which is a fairly poor essay that the "Senior developer role is dying". I suspect people are upvoting this based on the headline alone because it's not a well written…
This is actually interesting from the perspective of fairness in e-sports. It's been rumoured that professional players could "cheat on LAN" by side-loading cheat software through modified hardware supplying custom…
It's not automatically legal to carry a blade under 3 inches, (2)Subject to subsection (3) below, this section applies to any article which has a blade or is sharply pointed except a folding pocketknife. (3)This section…
That's not actually true, the law states, "Without a reasonable excuse", so any reasonable excuse is fine. The idea you'd need to be "certified" to carry a knife is fiction to drive an agenda.
It could have been phrased as, "The COO changed her mind often enough" and still made the point without drawing particular attention to her gender. Phrasing it as, "The COO was a woman who changed her mind often enough"…
My 'gut' intuition is that doing that is the same as applying the cipher of length 2, then the cipher of length 3, 5, 7 each in turn invidually, but I haven't had the chance to dig out cyberchef to confirm this. Edit:…