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This is staged and you can tell the box is opened by the way they poorly move the camera away from where it is in view each time. Pay attention to the moment before the scissors are grabbed and the box flaps open.
The camera moves away. It is deliberate misdirection, multiple times.
The shock is disingenuous and incredulous.
I am disappointed that grifting and manufactured rage bait like this is in the fp on hn. Rarely do I log in but can you not turn this place into a dump with low quality sensationalist content?
This is fraud being sold as malfeasance. No thanks
Posted by
risk on Wednesday November 05, 2025 @01:42PM
from the github.com dept.
it's a fun game where you make an optimized file (any you want) that does tricks according to a theme. this year's theme is all of them.
I'm working on a hidden puzzle for the 40th anniversary phrack edition which is scheduled for release this summer. If you're a reader of it be on the lookout for curiosities and scrutinize everything. There is a prize at the end and it's going to be fun. :)
Posted by
risk on Saturday September 07, 2024 @05:14PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=perras.UV
Hey HN, I made a VS Code theme inspired by blacklights and things that glow in the dark for Halloween. It looks like a witch's cauldron as well, so if you use Visual Studio Code and you like green/purple glowy things try it out to be spooky with me this season.Here's a demo: https://i.imgur.com/YUUK64m.gif
moby dick was written in my city (new bedford, ma - former whaling capitol of the world and #1 fishing port in the usa today). the author stayed here downtown after moving from nantucket in order to write and was not famous until after he died, sadly. he was a fisherman in real life and the book is excellent if you're familiar with the history of whaling.
Location: MA
Remote: okay
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Golang, ASM, cpp, metasploit, Kali, impacket, nessus, burp suite, ffuf, mimikatz, rubeus, bloodhound, etc
Certifications: oscp/pnpt/pentest+,AWS
Email: [email protected]
Posted by
risk on Friday September 16, 2022 @12:31PM
from the ask-hn dept.
does anybody here know where or how i can use a set of images to generate an image which represents the average of the set? like if i feed it 100 apples and wanted it to output a unique version of apple?I do not know what this is called but that's the behavior I would like to implement if anyone knows which language/libraries support this kind of thing could you tell me in the comments please?
I tried to get gcp to go with my golang stuff. I used PayPal with a debit card and an Amex attached to it. I was instantly banned as well.
So I said fuck it and got the aws equivalent. It's really unfortunate and doesnt inspire confidence in their products/support. No remediation and immediate algorithmic bans is a system that's broken. Its not up to me to try again. Thats on Google.
Posted by
risk on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @09:58AM
from the marcusedmondson.com dept.
sir the only articles written about your internet impact have been by your own hand, and they're not entirely accurate. the whole scene knows it and calls me to respond to your submission here while minding my own business doing my thing since i am an actual verifiable authority on this subject to other respected domain leaders and you're just attention seeking because your life sucks. on your 2nd hn account talking to me
i flagged this shitpost. how did it get 37 points?
Its our culture we should be proud of it. Especially since many of us were spending our childhoods together virtually. The internet was much different then but I sincerely appreciate it when those of us who were around then, in any capacity, reminisce.
There are no more new AOLers and those with fun memories associated with the platform are always going to be more special to me than many others just because that's where I learned to computer and I've many delightful experiences there.
they had 2fa before most orgs and even launched a beta for the public called "AOL PASSCODE". aim had 2fa i remember host guide something with the password "pepper" had it in 2002.
paste did not hack anything he is just an archivist of aol lore. my pr0gz are on there i found them while searching for {s gotmail to add to my phone alert notifications. we follow each other on twitter and he's just a wholesome dude with no sketchy background other than writing vb pr0gz with the rest of us in aol://2719-2-2-vb
you're talking about cameron "cam0" lacroix who got that and a default ssh key. he was raided on frederick street for that at age 14, but being a minor and a legend at opssec he was not charged or arrested - just raided for good measure by bill zaleski (sp) at 703.265.4040 :)
Hi this author is unexposed and not entirely accurate in his reporting. We (dfntsc) hacked Cris,Merlin, Gandalf, and whaops.
I even stole juberti's name and took "Justin" (aim only account) until it was frauded by opsec44 at the behest of a snitch very late to the game calling himself "defiant"
Kim zetter wrote about our antics 20 years ago I am just posting this here because the title is misleading and is demonstrative of the author's ignorance and absence from the scene given we dont know each other and I consider myself aoleet in a very very small circle. I know dime (Dave) and his brother that's mentioned in the article. My boy helped him write his fdo token scanner in addition to making his own *toolZ. I do not know this author.
Nice pictures but they are not even his. Clout chaser.
E: The author is kevin/pad. A groupie from conferences with no technical apitutde. U may know him as the founder of the Minerva token which got owned (since technically inept)
Anyway, read this article like it was written by a groupie and not an authority on the subject /active participant.
When cryptome.org got defaced and hacked we were monitoring pad snitching in [email protected] emails from [email protected].
Clout chaser and groupie for sure
The author of this is part of the binary grand prix and made my favorite submission to the contest. Very cool content thanks for posting it.
I love the concept of null in computing so much and for golang channels and the most practical concurrent programming paradigm on earth there is CSP. He is a GOAT of this domain.
Drawabox is excellent. What a delightful approach from first principles. I logged in to write it but I'm 2 hours late. It comes with a subreddit too learntodraw.reddit.com
I'm checking to see how much impact is has on hn vs reddit. That's why.
Posted by
risk on Monday April 13, 2020 @01:24PM
from the show-hn dept.
I dont know how to feel about this comment. It adds nothing to the intellectual merits of discourse -- just like the OP, but echoes in part what I was thinking. Rarely do I comment but since you're being understandably downvoted I wanted to make an effort to reach out and say something akin to "mood" so you were aware your sentiment is shared, even though it is not very useful information
No but it demonstrates that there is functionality absent scrutiny; ignorance notwithstanding, it's a condition necessary for the insertion of "secret" back doors.
Posted by
risk on Saturday June 03, 2017 @12:07AM
from the seaglass.cs.washington.edu dept.
Posted by
risk on Thursday January 19, 2017 @09:50AM
from the show-hn dept.
Posted by
risk on Thursday January 19, 2017 @09:05AM
from the show-hn dept.
Posted by
risk on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @09:55PM
from the gist.github.com dept.