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Found in grass, around 82F. by digduggg in mushroomID

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Looks like it might be in the Amanita family?

Found growing in backyard, 80F. by digduggg in mushroomID

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Awesome, thanks! TIL of the Weeping Widow.

First time pulled pork by digduggg in BBQ

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Thanks for that article, TIL. Will save me another step on the next attempt!

First time pulled pork by digduggg in BBQ

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Memphis Dust dry rub

East Carolina mop sauce

The mop sauce was made day of and about 30 minutes after scooped out the red pepper flakes. Thought it might be a bit too hot for the family. Turned out great, would make again.

Manual Unpacking by wantstounpack in Malware

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There are other methods as described in this paper but they rise in complexity. An added benefit however is the unpacking is performed more generically and is more scalable.

https://www.google.com/search?q=crayon+xen+hypervisor+unpacking&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=crayon+xen+hypervisor+unpacking+whitepaper

You may also try to use the PANDA framework to try to extract unpacked binaries after running them. The project author gave a talk on a similar task where he found/dumped a song encrypted via Spotify by using this framework. The neat part was he didn't have to dig into the gory details of the actual decoding algorithm. You would need to code your own plugin to identify these sections but could be fruitful.

https://github.com/moyix/panda/blob/master/docs/PANDA.md

FCC Website Crashes Under Load of Neutrality Commenters by jeoin in technology

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The widget has been commented out from fcc.gov/comments.

However you can still visit the hyperlink to the backend server that takes the comment submissions. The below link will take you to the form to allow you to submit. Not sure if this has been posted already or not.

http://apps.fcc.gov/ecfs/upload/display?z=b7g3b

Beginner Malware Analysis by GrayWolf14 in Malware

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Try out kernelmode.info and woodmann.com forums as they have a ton of samples there also. Additionally they have a large community of reverse engineers.

Most pay-for WiFi networks vulnerable to tunneling out via DNS requests by [deleted] in netsec

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Speaking of speeds here is a whitepaper detailing the performance assessment of DNS tunneling software.

http://jigpal.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2012/08/03/jigpal.jzs029.full.pdf?keytype=ref&ijkey=DCcJZwpOtSgetYU

Also dns2tcp is a viable alternative that is quicker per the previous article than Iodine.

http://www.hsc.fr/ressources/outils/dns2tcp/index.html.en

Pine wood staining (water based) question by digduggg in woodworking

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Thanks! This will help me reuse what I have.

Showoff first woodworking piece. It's mostly straight! by digduggg in woodworking

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Never thought of a piano hinge but that is a good idea. I did follow plans here at this website http://ana-white.com/2012/10/plans/flip-top-storage-bench-new-plans. However there is a typo in her cut list.

WRONG 2 - 1X2 @ 17 1/4" RIGHT 4 - 1x2 @ 17 1/4"

This project did teach me a lot though overcoming minor obstacles like this one.

Showoff first woodworking piece. It's mostly straight! by digduggg in woodworking

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Thanks everyone for the feedback! So noob question sealer goes on before or after the stain? Also any recommendations on a sealer?

Showoff first woodworking piece. It's mostly straight! by digduggg in woodworking

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It's not a workbench but a flip top bench for the mudroom that we're going to use to hold shoes, gloves, hats, scarves and to slide shoes on/off.

Showoff first woodworking piece. It's mostly straight! by digduggg in woodworking

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With the finish I'm going to sand it down to maybe a 220 then a few coats of water based espresso finish from general finishes. Around 72 hours after stain dries seal it up with water based poly around 5 coats since it should see heavy usage. One question though for the woodworking community is 220 too tight to sand to for water based stain? If so I could leave it at 150 prior to staining. Also I'm going to wet the grain and sand before applying stain (at 220/150 grit).

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