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How incompetent you have to be to ask "How were you able to decompile the source code of the app" after reading this post?

Mallory has managed to install malware onto a machine she normally has no business of accessing. To carry out her evil plans, she has set up a way to control the victim machine remotely. She is able to send commands to and receive responses from the malware running there. This text is about the way Mallory applies cryptography to secure her messages.

TikTok is a threat to established socials so they lobbied to ban it.

The fact that is Chinese is a huge help thanks to the anti China sentiment being fueled for the past few years.

Guess why: https://youtube.com/shorts/rrupUTaCAUY?feature=share

> function that takes the product name as input and spits out a password

Can someone infer the function starting from the password and the service name?

If yes, then there is a low (close to zero, unless you are specifically targeted) possibility to gain a clear password from a shitty website and calculate your other passwords.

does gpt-3 know how to use error bars?

Old thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27188989

i work at Luxottica in a subsidiary that sells finished lenses to opticians or semifinished lenses to labs, cheap plastic lenses go for 0.15€/pcs, the expensive lenses range between 10-15€ each

> I fear commercial entities will be able to easily navigate the legal landmines and continually improve while open efforts perpetually lag far behind

Is it possible to crowdsource AI training with something that looks similar to folding@home?

impossible? i can buy a pi4 for just 200€ /s

Seriously the situation is quite sad, i was planning on building a couple dozen of machines and after discovering the new prices i was speechless, guess I'll try to make it work with an esp32 and offload the heavy computations to a dedicated PC

space cooling: 15.5%

space heating: 15.2%

water heating: 11.6%

refrigeration: 7.1%

lightning: 3.9%

television: 3.7%

computer: 2.4%

other: 40.7%

source: https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/electricity/use-of-elect...

this is the same problem that folks at TOR encountered in some countries, Iran included

https://youtu.be/ZB8ODpw_om8

if your goal is to have an empty Drive you can reuse the same number to create a new account.

Edit: i just created a new account from my smartphone without a number

For blackouts that last less than a day one or two 10Ah+ power banks with a flashlight built-in should be enough.

Remember to dress well so you won't freeze

another interesting source is https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com

did you mean "anti-Meta bias"?

- so, how did you get there?

- well... they needed a woman to meet the quota

Nice idea, i might steal it.

By "nuke their reactions" you mean heating things up... Usually when there is more heat chemical reactions are faster (higher energy means higher chances for the right stuff to bump into each other)

The problem that comes into my mind is that dispensers are tech, while bins are literally a bunch of plastic/cardboard/metal. But on the pros, your system is a FIFO queue, while the system in the video is LIFO, the latter is not good for goods with an expiry date.

I am currently working in a warehouse with 80k unique items, i am planning to automate the system (because currently it's using little to none automation, mainly because there is a conflict of interest) and a system of bins with the pickers/refilles zooming on the top is the best solution I've found so far.

I think that i will make the project open hardware/software.

Have you noticed the cameras at the top of each screen?

Something like https://youtu.be/7bXJ_obaiYQ

yeah, this use case is really interesting

1984

The thing that i don't understand is how can people that live in the USA accumulate so much debt?

As a 24yo European I never had more than 5k € of debt at any point in my life.

Strangely i haven't heard kidnappings with a payment in cryptocurrency.

That's order of magnitude easier than requesting paper money

I am not able to understand what you are saying.

You could just stage a ransomware before a prolonged downtime (eg. phishing happy new year emails from an account with a leaked credentials in the source code that's accessible via website.com/.git) and hope that one of your employees will click on the attachment.

That would be quite easy IMHO

if they automatize too fast then people will call for UBI... that's my guess

i'm using vanced and it works really great, the only ads that i rarely see are the "recommended promoted video"

you can build a faraday box with some aluminum foil, 2-4 layers are enough (you can test it by trying to call the phone inside it, if it rings you need more layers).

inb4 companies start putting LTE/WiFi antennas inside wall chargers, if this happens buy an "usb condom"

Reminds me of Pavlov's experiments