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Why not get the symmetric key from process memory and then decrypt the recorded or live traffic with it ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj_FjO6TqXg

Sccessful AEB test with stationary object: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ridS396W2BY

For a few minutes I was convinced this one had crashed on that mountain top: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lake+Tarni%C8%9Ba/@46.7229...

Dual boot between your personal OS and the work OS.

There are veins for other liquids, just like there are for blood. The liquids don't lie around everywhere under the skin.

"Third-party Python libraries and frameworks are going to start dropping Python 3.6 support. And that means if those libraries have a critical bug, the fix might not be available on Python 3.6."

For python libraries included as distro packages, aren't source packages identical between python 3.9 and python 3.6 ? Is there anything more than a rebuild neccessary ?

And for pypi libraries, is there any extra work the upstream maintainer has to do to support 3.6 ? What would dropping support for 3.6 mean from a library developer ?

There is probably no nsenter equivalent for "kubectl exec thepod -- /bin/sh" if you can't ssh into the node.

If only there was a way using suspend-and-kexec to allow switching in 5 seconds between linux and windows, without having to reboot each time. There was a PoC for WinXP, but I doubt it works with recent Windows versions.

Augustus Cole from that X-Files episode would like to disagree.

Afl-fuzz runs a program until main() and then forks it repeatedly. An empty main() can be called at least 10000 times per second this way.

Discussing news is just like tech support and I try to avoid berating them over what they know or believe. I have no expectation of one of us changing our beliefs about vaccination risks, or them figuring out how to do firmware updates. We do figure things out, but it depends more on the amount of trust, and less about the soundness of arguments.

The page loads in 10 seconds on an i7-10850H, and it's not due to downloading the html. Chrome just freezes while parsing the DOM or something.

Let's steal everything we can grab, it will slow others from stealing.

Let's buy all the toilet paper, it will slow others from buying toilet paper.

I used to run american fuzzy lop on consumer dual-channel motherboards, and got about a 6x speedup from a 16-core Ryzen setup.

Are these cloud instances running on 40-channel ram motherboards ? Otherwise isn't it wasteful to have 80 cpu's on a single socket ?

Aren't most images variations on a wasp nest ?

Birth rates are about 1.1% in both countries. Life expectancy is above 70 years across the two. And you can use the Euro to buy goods and services everywhere. I think they're more than a little similar.

I wonder why icons and GUI elements look weird when scaled (I have 125% scaling enabled in Windows 10) whereas Windows 95 screenshot images look perfect in the same browser (Chrome). The website seems to use images for Close, Minimize, Maximize icons so it's probably not a scaling issue.

More like the GIMP of audio editing.

More like a country that accepts visas.

It's harder for the user to tell that the email is from the right website, as opposed to checking the domain in the address bar. If i send an email from "Google" <passwordreset@gmail.com> with a password reset form, would people type their passsword and hit submit ?

When adding items to maps it becomes less obvious (when learning from examples at least) whether map.emplace({Key(args), Value(args)}) avoids copies for Key, Value, pair<Key, Value>, or all of them.

Won't this get handled by apps asking users to choose between all tracking, or multi-page-collapsible-ambiguous-form-for-selective-tracking ? Nobody spends minutes to deselect every category in those forms.

If your feed reader app was collecting the websites people visited and selling that data to others, you might have to ask users for permission now.

How does Total Cookie Protection work with sites that redirect users to authentication providers on other domains ? What about shops that redirect to payment processors that rely on some magic cookie sharing in the background ? What about company.com loading some cookie-dependent content from company-cdn.com ?

I'm colorblind and don't get offended by people asking "is this shirt red or green" when they find out. I started enjoying it once I had enough comeback lines to pick from.

You need a person to interact with each client in the law business, whereas you can sell the same subscription to all customers, most of which don't call support.

People have more power when they form a group. And some will promote any conviction as long as it tips the scales in their favor. It's A/B testing driven politics.

A hash of what ? Torrents ? There are often 23.9fps and 25fps versions which are not interchangeable.

I'm building it now with PyQt from source on ubuntu-20.04 since PyQt5-sip is missing from OS packages. Isn't this (a 50-minute build time on a popular distro) seen as a big barrier to adoption ?

My 8:03AM cron job wipes the MBR on my test VM. And the alarm clock is set to 8AM. Been using it since 2016.