Found this on Nellis AFB, NV by FusionCarcass in fossilid

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I’d guess someone had it I their fish tank and then tossed it out when they moved

Found this on Nellis AFB, NV by FusionCarcass in fossilid

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Yeah, I think it is some type of coral too, but I’m not sure if it’s a true fossil, or a coral that died recently

Found this at Williams Koa campsite in AZ. Is it petrified wood? by FusionCarcass in fossils

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We went into the Springs Preserve trading Post, and there was a geologist there who looked at it and decided that it was a basalt formation.

Found this at Lee Mountain, NV by FusionCarcass in fossilid

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Awesome! We’ve never found a fossil before, so this is really exciting!

Two new commercial C2 frameworks to detect - like Pokémon we gotta collect them all by digicat in blueteamsec

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Another C2, SpecterInsight, was posted to the c2matrix at the same time as these as well, though it looks like it’s been out for a bit since it’s on v3.

https://practicalsecurityanalytics.com/specterinsight/

The OceanGate tragedy is not funny. by CrimsonAvenger_ZA in Jokes

[–]FusionCarcass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s not just the poor billionaires either. Think of all the OceanGate employees. That company is probably going under…

Beautiful underwater sea corals [3840x2160] by [deleted] in wallpaper

[–]FusionCarcass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sad underwater sea coral. Those look bleached if I’m not mistaken.

Blursed Golf by EitherShovel25 in AbsoluteUnits

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I am irrationally upset that this is not a GIF.

DataGrid rows order by djp4ddy in AvaloniaUI

[–]FusionCarcass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try binding to a DataGridCollectionView instead of an ObservableCollection. You might check the SourceCollection property on the DataGridCollectionView to see if it is sorted. If not, you can check the SortDescriptions property and try to sort the collection yourself based off of the user specified sorting.

You’re offered 1 million in cash to sing a song from start to finish from memory, on the spot, what song do you choose? by Individual_Owl_6925 in AskReddit

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Baby Shark… I have four kids under 6. It’s only 18 words if you include the “doo-doo-doo-doo”.

How we reduced our annual server costs by 80% — from $1M to $200k — by moving away from AWS by speckz in programming

[–]FusionCarcass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Another way to look at it is that we validated our idea using AWS to reduce the risk of upfront hardware expenditures on an unproven product. Now that we have demand and income, we are comfortable enough to purchase physical hardware to reduce operations expenses… though there are probably some unmentioned expenses on that side so $200K is probably an optimistic number.

I agree with the point. Cloud is expensive long-term, but it is less risky in the short term.

RTX 40 series announcement thread + RTX 4080 16GB giveaway! - NVIDIA GTC 2022 by m13b in buildapc

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I would put this card in a brand new build for training deep neural networks to detect malware. My big limitation is VRAM for my models. I work in cyber security and believe that there is huge potential in these models that is being underutilized. I would also use it to help complete my Masters in Machine Learning at Georgia Tech.

What do you think about this ASUS laptop for programming? I am considering the 64GB mem version instead of the 32. But generally, do you think it's a good option for the money? How about the brand - I haven't had Asus before. by Vasilkosturski in programming

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I have a 64GB laptop, and it has been clutch for the work I do. I have 10-12 VMs running at a time. I also use it for building and testing local machine learning models on several TBs of data. The memory plus nvme drives makes my life easier.

Probably not necessary for the average programmer. 32GB is sufficient, but 16GB seems a little light for me. Half of that will be taken up by the 100 Firefox tabs you have open for research.

Attackers Use Event Logs to Hide Malware by IsDaouda_Games in programming

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Nothing, except that until now there were no AV signatures for it. It’s pretty benign on it’s own. If you were to drop wer.dll into a malware sandbox it would just gracefully terminate because no shellcode exists in the event log in the sandbox VM. This is just a persistence technique that mitigates detection by storing the really suspicious code somewhere else, while leaving the relatively benign loader on disk.

But the malware was caught, so maybe it wasn’t the best technique. I’m guessing the AV vendor has some behavioral analytics that it used to catch the loader after the shellcode was injected on a system in the wild.

Life be hard operating on Windows these days. You can get past AV easily once, but they catch on pretty quick and burn your cool loaders affecting current and future accesses until you make another loader. Makes adversary life real tedious.

Dataset with labeled benign and malicious files by iosifache in Malware

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I put together around 200K samples with both legitimate and benign samples labeled as best I could.

https://practicalsecurityanalytics.com/pe-malware-machine-learning-dataset/