Notices by Diogo Cordeiro (diogo@loadaverage.org), page 10

https://mastodon.social/media/uzXcE9MJx1sHut2aCgQ

A "joke" that I like :-)

Newspaper Peter Parker, everyone

RT @OriginalYoni@twitter.com
This person sold their VHS player on eBay and got a surprise letter in the mail:

PROFESSOR: so tell me why are you all are taking this class on social media?
EVERYONE: *some variation on “I like instagram and want a job”*
ME: I’m interested in the ways social media allow companies to assert ownership over organically formed communities… *tents fingers* and how to put a stop to that
PROFESSOR (nervous): …ok

An "e-ink typewriter" that can only do one thing
https://boingboing.net/2019/02/15/spuds-for-everything.html

No matter how hard I look elsewhere, this is probably the most perfect PC to walk into starbucks and sit next to a macbook air user with

~=8 Character Passwords Are Dead=~

New benchmark from the Hashcat Team shows a 2080Ti GPU passing 100 Billion password guesses per second (NTLM hash).

This means that the entire keyspace, or every possible combination of:
- Upper
- Lower
- Number
- Symbol

...of an 8 character password can be guessed in:

~2.5 hours

(8x 2080Ti GPUs against NTLM Windows hash)

#Hacking #Infosec

@Silverrpent @olligobber @axiom Almost.

Arrays do exist.

The type of c is int[3], which is a different type than int*. A variable declared int[3] in one file and referred to as int* in another file will fail to be the same variable.

The only thing is that in C (and therefore C++), arrays decay into pointers at the merest insinuation.

See

http://c-faq.com/aryptr/aryptr1.html

and

http://c-faq.com/aryptr/aryptrparam.html

So apparently these are Lissajous #curves

and they are so pretty

Basically, this is why I love #maths

#HelloWorld! The Swiss no-log VPN has officially joined the open source, federated social media network. As an organization focused on giving people greater control of their data, we wanted to join a social media network that respects this. We’ll be sharing toots about service updates, new VPN projects, and news on privacy.

"Critics of the big tech companies are often told, 'If you don’t like the company, don’t use its products.' I did this experiment to find out if that is possible, and I found out that it’s not—with the exception of Apple."

What happened when a reporter blocks blocked Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple for a week.

Featuring:
- Onionshare
- Jitsi
- Purism laptop
- Nokia phone
- physical maps, calendar, and books
- cash

https://gizmodo.com/i-cut-the-big-five-tech-giants-from-my-life-it-was-hel-1831304194

Kashmir Hill concludes her series on ditching the #BigFive with a Purism Librem laptop and a little help from her friends ? https://gizmodo.com/i-cut-the-big-five-tech-giants-from-my-life-it-was-hel-1831304194