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@ben @Taris the people that were payed millions to make these for the government thought it was a good idea

Free unlimited data Sim card too 👌

RT @saallyjohnsonn@twitter.com

anyway here’s how to get the barnacle off of your car https://twitter.com/saallyjohnsonn/status/1217142952323158022

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/saallyjohnsonn/status/1217190703392067584

startup idea: pay me to twist your dick off

We present CacheOut, a new speculative execution attack that is capable of leaking data from Intel CPUs across many security boundaries. We show that [...] CPUs are still vulnerable.

Moreover, unlike previous MDS issues, we show in our work how an attacker can exploit the CPU's caching mechanisms to select what data to leak, as opposed to waiting for the data to be available. Finally, we empirically demonstrate that CacheOut can violate nearly every hardware-based security domain.

https://cacheoutattack.com/

const char *

An immutable pointer to a byte with an implementation-defined signedness. Can be reasonably expected to point to a byte in the current address space that can be read.

Usually represents a null-terminated string starting from that byte, which may be a suffix substring of a larger null-terminated string. The string is somewhat likely to be UTF-8-encoded.

When passed as an argument to a function, the string can be reasonably assumed to be valid for the scope of the function call.

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How to become a specialist in tech jobs:

1. you have to do something with a tool you don’t know

2. You hate it instantly

3. Turns out this tool is driving you mad

4. You spend 2 weeks fixing this particular tool and learning trough pain

5. You finally made it work

6. Congrats, now you are a specialist on something you hate.

For the people in the back:

If you can't accept living at the bottom of the hierarchy in the system you seek to create, you do not deserve to create it.

we’re all just dopamine machines that feel guilty about it

The #MeToo movement didn't come out of nowhere. Neither did the Civil Rights movement, #Stonewall riots, nor the group of disabled people that went up to Washington DC to stop the repeal of the ACA that Republicans tried to push through early during Trump's presidency.

These mass movements never come out of nowhere. They're always a reaction to life-threatening circumstances.

If you live someplace with cops

and you don't see them

yelling at folk on street corners

don't assume

they're not yelling

they've just taken folk

into custody

and are yelling

where it won't

hurt your Sensibilities

This is a paraphrase of a lesson I learned from a Ukrainian I once knew:

democracy is when cops beat people where you can see

Please, article on current events, tell me all about how boomers, millennials, and Gen Z feel about all of the things.

I'll just be back here trying to fix this fucking mess before it's all too late. Don't mind me.

#GenX #irritated.