bvttf

You probably can't, they say they're adding it to MDASH, which is (I think) still in a limited preview: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2026/05/12/def...

loved them complaining about having "only" 16 registers

It's mostly the same in my experience.

Less Lisp now, which is too bad.

Wouldn't this just make a ftp:// url fallthrough to the ftp client in Dolphin/Finder/Explorer/xdg?

Like, worst-case ChromeOS loses ftp?

So much software is dual purpose, though. "We need this moving object recognition for, uh, cars. So it knows where a moving person is, so it can avoid them."

"Yes, that's a thing we're totally doing. Cars."

While I'd also like https as a default, that's not going to prevent this tracking if you still respect the intent of HSTS.

If you try https first, and that fails, do you try again over http? Whether or not you'd fallback would leak the same information.

going to go with Burp's devs on this one http://blog.portswigger.net/2016/05/web-storage-lesser-evil-...

So in summary, the garbage collection is not something that you just dump something on. It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes. And if you don't understand, those tubes can be filled and if they are filled, when you put your [trash] in, it gets in line and it's going to be delayed by anyone that puts into that tube enormous amounts of material, enormous amounts of material.

A "knock-off" like the dozen or so companies who have been selling weighted blankets for years? Forget six months, you could have one before this campaign ends.

Don't believe Debian's lies, xscreensaver just got an update this month.

Not only that, the download/announcement page says there are preview rendering bugs in OSX, and a workaround is provided.

> thinkpad has removed BIOS whitelist.

Wait, what. Link please?

> What about Maker Faire, HOPE, DEF CON, etc.

OK, as someone who's been to all of these.

The team/cooperation part I think he's referring to is that CCC will have a large area dedicated different hackerspaces/assemblies. So c-base gets a corner that they decorate, as does Metalab, while many smaller hackerspaces will have a ~12-seat table dedicated to their group, where they can put up any cool projects they want to show off.

Maker Faire has something similar, where local groups will get an area to show off. HOPE has had some more topic-based assemblies like TOOOL. DEFCON has workshop tracks and more thematic "events" that happen, like DEFCON Shoot or the bike ride, but not as much of groups of real-life co-conspirators making things happen, with the notable exception of 303.

Did they do a control test with that mask and no dead bird? That fucking mask might be enough on its own.

/twajs

Any attacker above a script kiddie (where they can/want to make money off you) will have someone not as good as Dennis, but with the skill to do what's demonstrated here.

It's not that different from lots of DRM breaks.

like he says in the next paragraph, yes.

Long answer: http://youtu.be/WOcYTqoSQ68 Short answer, iirc the atheros will usually play within the rules, and the free drivers aren't super officially supported so what those crazy hackers do isn't so much their responsibility.

But that's based on half-remembering that talk, which I watched five months ago.

I bought a few, the ones I got had a thick clear plastic wrapper that's not in the pictures.

but don't hacked particles taste terrible?

Sad this isn't an announcement of a new /0day board that serves as a pastebin alternative.

Not him, but I don't think the regular lazy evaluation worry about building up a million thunks and GC hell would be as much of a problem as it being awkward to not have things happen too fast and leave side channel attacks from timing.

For what it's worth, I have a coinbase account linked to a gmail address in the form firstname.lastname, where both are common names. I'd expect it to be in a dictionary based list, and it's not on the pastebin.

I didn't think Bryan O'Sullivan would be Hack-ing PHP, either.

Disagree on your first point, the top comment is often obviously spawning a huge argument that goes nowhere because it touched some hot-button political issue that was a minor part of the story.

The new developer phones have an option to pretend you have 256, so they're probably supporting that. The linked bug is Firefox on Android, where it has to share with everything else Android's doing.

is that unsourced chart just a screenshot biscoinwisdom, and why isn't it sourced?

Tougher currencies to ASIC, Litecoin uses scrypt in its proof-of-work, so its still mined with GPUs.

Anyone know of any genius graphics programmers who have had access to lots of high-end GPUs, who might be retiring soon?

IIRC, newer Intel chips that support some video encoding standard.

I knew I was keeping all those discs for a reason!