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“Respondent does not actually quarrel with this analysis, though he expresses the generalized view that the result of the holding sought by the government would be that "twenty-four hour surveillance of any citizen of this country will be possible, without judicial knowledge or supervision." But the fact is that the "reality hardly suggests abuse," If such dragnet-type law enforcement practices as respondent envisions should eventually occur, there will be time enough then to determine whether different constitutional principles may be applicable.” — United States v. Knotts, 460 U.S. 276, 284 (1983)
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Possibly. You could prevent careless use of unsanitized inputs with a type system. Fail-safe designs should be more common.
> The specific engineering of ChatGPT has made it quite compelling. But ultimately (at least until it can use outside tools) ChatGPT is “merely” pulling out some “coherent thread of text” from the “statistics of conventional wisdom” that it’s accumulated. But it’s amazing how human-like the results are. And as I’ve discussed, this suggests something that’s at least scientifically very important: that human language (and the patterns of thinking behind it) are somehow simpler and more “law like” in their structure than we thought.
https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-...
Cheating has no place in an academic institution, but machine generated essays are an interesting way for students to avoid enforced compliance.
You are mistaken. The letter is quite clear.
The attacker and host will generally need to be on the same network so that the attacker's packets are not dropped because they are addressed to a non-routable private IP address.
You could access the containers at 106.12.52.111 if you were in the same network (e.g. 106.12.52.0/24) and the packets did not have to traverse a router.
> Also is this still exploitable if you reject everything at the iptables level before you start using Docker?
Yes. Docker appends the FORWARD chain with custom rules that explicitly forward traffic to published ports.
This is necessary because Docker Desktop for Mac is presumably signed by Apple.
The macos firewall is able to block connections to these exposed sockets but:
1. The user has to explicitly turn on the firewall since it is off by default
2. The option "Automatically allow downloaded signed software to receive incoming connections" must be unchecked because Docker Desktop is signed by Apple.
I don't use a Mac, but all of the developers that use Macs at my company either did not have their firewall enabled or did not realize that connections to Docker Desktop were whitelisted.
Perhaps we should create camps that educate these people on political issues.
I personally use tabs-for-indentation-spaces-for-alignment in my personal code, but I think I'd lose my mind if I tried to mandate it for a public or team project without a standard code formatter like gofmt.
falcolas, I was going to ask something similar to Doreen had she not posted first. While I can understand why you might assume that these posts are intended to derail and deceive, I think it's more parsimonious to believe that these HN posters are genuinely looking for discussion and enlightenment.
None of the posts you provided seem sinister. The only thing shared between them is that the posters are hesitant to throw in their support without a detailed argument befitting a complicated issue like net neutrality. An explanation like the following (battleforthenet.com):
What is net neutrality? Why does it matter?
Net neutrality is the principle that Internet providers like
Comcast & Verizon should not control what we see and do online.
¹ From battleforthenet.com:
We are Team Internet. We support net neutrality, freedom of speech.
They are Team Cable. They want to end net neutrality, to control & tax the Internet.This is not a charitable opinion. Reading old threads on NANOG¹ has convinced me that net neutrality is more nuanced and technical than the "people vs big-ISP" narrative advanced by campaigns such as the OP. If anything, the reddit and battleforthenet bandwagons have created a hostile environment for actual debate.
¹ AFAICT, the majority NANOG opinion on net neutrality is that it doesn't actually address the underlying issue that prevents natural competition in the ISP market.
Also, the large, bright sidebar header can be hidden with the #sidebar-header selector.
Combining those, we have:
#TabsToolbar, #sidebar-header { visibility: collapse !important; }GPG integration doesn't suck in Mutt.
It seems strange to ignore the possibility that one led to the other.
While this may have an influence, it's important to remember that police officers are also trained to be wary of knives:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_KJ1R2PCMM
You can't totally disarm a population, so there are diminishing returns on this front.
Linux 4.0.5 ships with the patch linked above, but for a while you had to roll with a kernel built from source.
EDIT: The blatant file corruption issues only manifested after updating to firmware EXT0DB6Q.
I suppose an Emacs user will find it anemic, but I use it happily every day.
From my /usr/bin/ldd:
try_trace() (
output=$(eval $add_env '"$@"' 2>&1; rc=$?; printf 'x'; exit $rc)
rc=$?
printf '%s' "${output%x}"
return $rc
)
…
# If the program exits with exit code 5, it means the process has been
# invoked with __libc_enable_secure. Fall back to running it through
# the dynamic linker.
try_trace "$file"¹ http://www.catonmat.net/blog/ldd-arbitrary-code-execution/
Forgive me for plugging my own project, but vim-sexp¹ provides exactly this abstraction as Vim text-objects, which in turn may be composed with _any_ of the operations in Vim.
S-expressions as text-objects is an amazing marriage of ideas. For example, the sexp text object can be used equally as an argument to eval, yank, delete, change, select, move, and every other operator, builtin or user-defined, each optionally accepting a count. After that, the whole operation can be repeated on a new S-expression with a simple tap of the repeat command. Because Lisp forms are so regular, these actions are precise and highly reliable.
I gave up on the subject (after a long obsession with it, and a couple years of study at university) after reading David Hume's crystal clear presentation of the problem of induction. What a devastating attack on philosophy as a whole! What can you depend on without absolute certainty? It looks a lot like Bayesian priors, and a lot like science.
https://github.com/cosmin/git-hg
Submitting patches upstream is also not a problem as Bram Moolenaar only accepts patch files on the dev mailing list.
George Washington was widely praised for disbanding the Continental Army after dispelling the British, and also declined a third term as President despite unflagging adoration from the public.
Times have changed, and some of this idealism has perhaps been lost to pragmatism over the years, but this is the golden legacy that the General and the other officers of the Executive are willfully squandering in the pursuit of a few terrorists.
† Hence the old joke that progressives want the government in their business but out of their bedroom, and conservatives want government out of their business, but in their bedroom.