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whats the blog of the chemist who talks about stuff he's terrified to work with. lots of things which go boom if you look at half a gram wrong.
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"things I won't work with" http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2014/10/10/things_i_wont_work_with_peroxide_peroxides
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Subjunctive posted:"things I won't work with" There goes my evening.
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Subjunctive posted:"things I won't work with"
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cryptocurrency will solve all odivabot posted:you've heard of the new super-efficient ICO f the social problems in technology
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vOv posted:it doesn't do anything per se but usually smelling almonds in a chemical plant means 'cyanide spill' Yea that's what I was trying to remember. Pretty good prank imo, unless of course it triggered a spill team response.
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https://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-20170629-snmpquote:SNMP Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Cisco IOS and IOS XE Software Ah the heady days of basic network stack vulnerabilities.
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Russia Threatens Retaliation If Pentagon Bans Kaspersky Software https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-30/russia-threatens-retaliation-if-pentagon-bans-kaspersky-software-j4k2inwq
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Russia Threatens Retaliation If Pentagon Bans Kaspersky Software 
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Russia Threatens Retaliation If Pentagon Bans Kaspersky Software just try something you vodka-snorting, fat-keistered atheists! 
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they're not atheists, just last week the Russian Orthodox Church joined the government in condemning Telegram
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MononcQc posted:and here I am with a work computer that has cylance running on it, which just loves to randomly decide vim or scp are viruses and quarantines them vim is a mental virus, the symptoms of which include being convinced that a self-explanatory, navigable interface is a bad thing and that '70s era terminal keyboard shortcuts are the best.
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https://iss.oy.ne.ro/Shattered An intersting attck vector, albeit not the stealthiest poc 
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Russia Threatens Retaliation If Pentagon Bans Kaspersky Software Maybe they will ban McAfee? 🤔
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wolrah posted:vim is a mental virus, the symptoms of which include being convinced that a self-explanatory, navigable interface is a bad thing and that '70s era terminal keyboard shortcuts are the best. the worst part about vim being from the 70s is all the hot takes from the 70s you get to hear for using it
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I like vim it's nice and I have it configured pretty well 
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i like vim because i don't do a ton of coding and i'd rather know the features I use are on pretty much any system vs coming up with some elaborate emacs setup that i need to replicate on every machine i administer
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fins posted:https://iss.oy.ne.ro/Shattered Is it those Israeli stunt hacking guys?
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wolrah posted:vim is a mental virus, the symptoms of which include being convinced that a self-explanatory, navigable interface is a bad thing and that '70s era terminal keyboard shortcuts are the best. It's not that they are the best. It's that no one has come up with anything better.
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wolrah posted:vim is a mental virus, the symptoms of which include being convinced that a self-explanatory, navigable interface is a bad thing and that '70s era terminal keyboard shortcuts are the best. modal editors are great, and vim is still pretty much the best at it.
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modal editors are terrible
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MononcQc posted:the worst part about vim being from the 70s is all the hot takes from the 70s you get to hear for using it RFC2324 posted:It's not that they are the best.
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:q!
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Microsoft should go the apple route and only execute signed code without a prompt and force some kind of manual intervention for anything unsigned i find apple's whole "if it's not signed right you have to go into the settings screen to explicitly allow it using a button that nothing in the denial dialog tells you exists" incredibly frustrating and therefore a real good solution for normies, good on you apple
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maskenfreiheit posted:i like vim because i don't do a ton of coding and i'd rather know the features I use are on pretty much any system vs coming up with some elaborate emacs setup that i need to replicate on every machine i administer i use a real actual big boy ide for programming and vim for just loving with config files because of the reasons you listed and it works for me thanks for listening to my opinions on computer thing, please like and subscribe to my posts
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hackbunny posted:we get it, you vape emacs with vaper mode
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ate all the Oreos posted:i find apple's whole "if it's not signed right you have to go into the settings screen to explicitly allow it using a button that nothing in the denial dialog tells you exists" incredibly frustrating and therefore a real good solution for normies, good on you apple No one normal owns a Mac tho
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maskenfreiheit posted:Maybe they will ban McAfee? 🤔 Inshallah The hero infosec deserves.
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fishmech posted:No one normal owns a Mac tho so how many do you have
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Chris Knight posted:so how many do you have i've had about 20 in total. got 3 now
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cinci zoo sniper posted:im not sure what effect that does but ive seen some of my coworkers smoking next to the intake of building-wide air ventillation system it sure as poo poo makes your office stink like cigarettes if there isn't good filtration on the intake like my old office
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ate all the Oreos posted:i find apple's whole "if it's not signed right you have to go into the settings screen to explicitly allow it using a button that nothing in the denial dialog tells you exists" incredibly frustrating and therefore a real good solution for normies, good on you apple you just need to right-click open instead of normal doubleclick or spotlight launch FYI and it gives the bypass prompt
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systemd continues to be a garbage fire
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problem: "you give root to invalid usernames" solution: "blame the guy who makes accounts with invalid names" erm no
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And they're not even invalid I thought
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MononcQc posted:the worst part about vim being from the 70s is all the hot takes from the 70s you get to hear for using it I like emacs
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I'm the 2 distinct failure modes for username typos.
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hey, guys, guys, guys. cyberwar
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NSA AGENT: Well, you'd be working on the cutting edge. You'd be exposed to the kind of dank memes that you wouldn't see anywhere else - because we've classified them.
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