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eschaton posted:tell me when when you: 1. got that new whip 2. you hit the strip 3. you're popping your lip
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The app takes a cut of the earnings — between 19 and 30 per cent — but according to Mozes, the resulting pay is still similar to the industry standard.
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kids growing up today in LA don't know what smog breath is, all thanks to emissions controls
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Repeatedly touching a scooter for 10 minutes in Oakland on Wednesday afternoon did not result in a response or call to police. The threat, however, played on loop.
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lol that's perfect sv thinking: reinvent the exact same scam boeing pulled 10 years ago
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JawnV6 posted:just cut the traces for D+/D-, whats the big deal you can do side channel power analysis via usb power without any data
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JawnV6 posted:what are folks gleaning from the 5V rail wiggling and no code on the host all sorts of fun stuff, power analysis attacks are a plentiful ground with much to exploit https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7782756/ quote:In this paper, we show that public USB charging stations pose a significant privacy risk to smartphone users even when no data communication is possible between the station and the user's mobile device. We present a side-channel attack that allows a charging station to identify which Webpages are loaded while the smartphone is charging. To evaluate this side-channel, we collected power traces of Alexa top 50 Websites on multiple smartphones under several conditions, including battery charging level, browser cache enabled/disabled, taps on the screen, Wi-Fi/LTE, TLS encryption enabled/disabled, time elapsed between collection of training and testing data, and location of the Website. The results of our evaluation show that the attack is highly successful: in many settings, we were able to achieve over 90% Webpage identification accuracy. On the other hand, our experiments also show that this side-channel is sensitive to some of the aforementioned conditions. For instance, when training and testing traces were collected 70 days apart, accuracies were as low as 2.2%. Although there are studies that show that power-based side-channels can predict browsing activity on laptops, this paper is unique, because it is the first to study this side-channel on smartphones, under smartphone specific constraints. Further, we demonstrate that Websites can be correctly identified within a short time span of 2 × 6 seconds https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1389128618302640 quote:Tor is used to communicate anonymously by millions of daily users, which rely on it for their privacy, security, and often safety. In this paper we present a new attack on Tor that allows a malicious USB charging device (e.g., a public USB charging station) to identify which website is being visited by a smartphone user via Tor, thus breaking Tor’s primary use case. Our attack solely depends on power measurements performed while the user is charging her smartphone, and it does not require the adversary to observe any network traffic or to transfer data through the smartphone’s USB port. We evaluated the attack by training a machine learning model on power traces from 50 regular webpages and 50 Tor hidden services. We considered realistic constraints such as different network types (LTE and WiFi), Tor circuit types, and battery charging levels. In our experiments, we were able to correctly identify webpages visited using the official mobile Tor browser with accuracies up to 85.7% when the battery was fully charged, and up to 46% when the battery level was between 30% and 50%. Both results are substantially higher than the 1% baseline of random guessing. Surprisingly, our results show that hidden services can be identified with higher accuracies than regular webpages (e.g., 84.3% vs. 68.7% over LTE). https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-su.pdf quote:We have tested over 50 different computers and external hubs and found that over 90% of them suffer from a crosstalk leakage effect that allows malicious peripheral devices located off the communication path to capture and observe sensitive USB traffic. We also show that in many cases this crosstalk leakage can be observed on the USB power lines, thus defeating a common USB isolation countermeasure of using a charge-only USB cable which physically disconnects the USB data lines
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JawnV6 posted:2/3rds of those aren't what you're claiming, hth all 3 of those are examples of power analysis attacks using usb power only no data, what exactly do you think isn't possible?
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oh dang you got me there, owned anyway im sure most of those fans aren't filled with  stuff maybe a handful given to the right people but even then eh, why go through that effort when most journalists seem eager to just click the spearphishing link anyway
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journalists bitching on twitter is probably the fastest way to get them to care
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Neha has avoided driving ever since witnessing a fatal car crash years ago. She says it’s “mind-blowing” that she can now take self-driving cars to run errands, get groceries, and commute back and forth to work.
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Barbara says she’d do more knitting on her self-driving rides if she wasn’t so busy checking out the local sights with her husband Jim. Though she’s lived in the same neighborhood for 20 years, she missed a lot while she was focused on driving — even including a nearby park she never noticed before.
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Chris, Marie, Miranda, and Ariel are a one-car family, so self-driving cars help the parents keep up with their kids’ busy lives. Their two teenagers often ride Waymo to their after-school activities.
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infernal machines posted:tesla is just going nuts, subpoenaing errybody lol the dude ran a tableau report and musk is trying to claim that as he wrote software to hack them
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Xaris posted:indeed these own, you can broil veggies in it too
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the la dsa laid out some pretty clear reasons why the opposed the bill as written and what could be done to get them to support it https://www.dsa-la.org/statement_in_opposition_to_sb_827
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hobbesmaster posted:also apparently its "duck, duck, gray duck" instead of "duck, duck, goose" “Duck, duck, goose” is boring. It relies on a simple binary: The kid you’re tapping is either “duck” or “goose.” The words aren’t phonetically similar, so basically as soon as the “it” kid begins forming that first consonant sound, you know what’s happening. “Gray duck,” though, introduces nearly infinite variations. The first, most obvious one—the one all kids figure out right away to add some spice to the game—is to psych them out with a well-placed “green duck.” Soon you’re drawing out the “grrrr” as long as you can to keep the other kids guessing. Then you add other little tricks. You give each kid a different color—“red duck, purple duck, orange duck, beige duck”—so that when you finally drop the “gray duck,” in the same flat tone, maybe the kid you’re tapping doesn’t notice for a second and you get a nice head start. Eventually you’re throwing all sorts of modifiers in there, stretching yourself to come up with adjectives: “gross duck, great duck, grand duck.” Now it’s a word game, and not just a simple test of one’s ability to run slightly faster than another kid. What do you even do in “duck, duck, goose?” Do you name other birds? Sounds like a fun game for birdwatchers, maybe. Do your children a favor: Teach them “duck, duck, gray duck.”
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its cheaper to ship gravel from canada to the port of la than it is to truck gravel from outside of la to the port
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stop making fun of turmp for being stupid guys he cant help it
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PyPy posted:Hmm. Good counterpoint lol. He's a idiot. thats why it always has to do with power. if trump was just some helpless smuck who had never hurt anyone it would be weirder to mock his stupidity. but hes our racist large president so its funny
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when walmart started talking about putting drone bases in the parking lot you could tell they were desperate
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qirex posted:it's still weird to me how traditional national retailers got caught so flat footed since they already had massive logistics systems for distribution but then I remember how they were all afraid selling online would hurt their physical locations so they just ended up letting amazon hurt their physical locations instead the whole sears catalog amazon thing is a perfect example of their myopia
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Jabor posted:it's almost 2019, and america is turning into a totalitarian state, so you might as well just call it "the running man" oh were already there 
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yippee cahier posted:does anyone have any details on the magic boring co technology that would be able to make a subway profitable instead of being a highly subsidized public good? its a highly subsidized private good instead
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Schadenboner posted:How old is old enough to take a child to look at the civil engineering projects of the majestic American South West? I've never been to Vegas and the kid would get a kick out of the Hoover Dam I think? old enough that you can explain the vibrations they feel and rumbling they hear is massive amounts of water travelling in that huge pipe above you
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facebook's housing ads have been in violation of the law for years but they dont care because home sellers want to be racist so what is facebook to do they have to break the law if a customer wants it
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eugene mirman is a big sweetie from what i understand
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DELETE CASCADE posted:why are all the news channels going on and on about mccain and his dedication to service? like yeah i get it he was a veteran and in the senate a long time and that's what you're "supposed to do". but the right hates mccain because he wouldn't go along with trump's maga chud agenda, and the left hates mccain because he either directly murdered or caused to be murdered thousands of brown people (also sarah palin), so who the hell is watching this and crying outside of people who actually knew the guy imagine if you live your entire life slavishly obsessed with the goings ons and doings of those vastly more powerful than you. This obsession means you make jack poo poo, few people really like you, and you spend your time in a city obsessed with status and drama. So you pretend that those rich people really *matter to you personally* that when mccain died it actually made you *feel* because otherwise your life as a reporter is an empty husk of watching the powerful own you.
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i was always weirdly ok with the static noise based radio edits, they just sounded like the radio to me
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some folks are born made to wave the flag oh they're red white and blue
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I don’t trust any of our current political institutions to determine the truth and arrest anyone spreading lies. I’m sure they’d bust socialists for saying “capitalism isn’t the only way” before they busted Jones for sandy hook.
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Stringent posted:The mechanism I had in mind was our current political institutions passing a law requiring media to not spread lies and the determination of truth and subsequent arrests, if any, to be handled by the courts. I don't think anyone would like to see truth panels established independent of the courts. for context, these are the same courts who sentence people to life in prison for stealing a coat while the hyperwealthy get plea deals that grant immunity to anyone else who did crimes with them.
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  http://fakeisthenewreal.org/subway/ i just mainly like the maps
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RISCy Business posted:posting here for the first time in months to let fishmech know that their tumblr account is posting spam lol owned
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Mr.Radar posted:Sarah Jeong has capped off her long streak of bland-posting on Twitter in the most appropriate way I could imagine with a literal Rorschach test: woah that’s a  pic
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol they're goin to jail forever youre not, but its ok this is the same mistake journalists make all the time https://www.popehat.com/2013/02/05/crime-whale-sushi-sentence-eleventy-million-years/
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fits my needs posted:weren’t a lot of the finance dudes that got prison time basically the brown dudes that went to the same boarding schools and did the same illegal poo poo as all their white finance bros, but got pinched for it with real sentences? people say that about Rajat Gupta but idk
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Improbable Lobster posted:oh no, frost what i like his poems
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ate all the Oreos posted:also like i realize it's not even a blip compared to the rest of the world's usage but if musk is some great crusader against fossil fuels burning hundreds of thousands of gallons of RP-1 to send his loving car into space sure is a weird way to show it Also Tesla makes millions on selling emissions credits to other car manufacturers, every Tesla sold helps put a giant 10mpg truck in a suburban driveway. So even if Tesla does good they sold the credit away
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Rex-Goliath posted:wasn't hq2 supposed to have been announced by now? what happened to that they're just playing all the saps off each other while trying to pretend it was all because everyone was excited to move to nova/dc
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