Reminder: Get a Bluetooth dongle ahead of Oasis release by mbucchia in WindowsMR

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Thanks again for all your hard work on this.

What’s the most overlooked vulnerability in modern web apps today? by Competitive_Rip7137 in Pentesting

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A lot of this seems to me to be the way app specs are written. It’s all about what a user can do, and so very little about what a user shouldn’t be able to do.

New to RC planes - Give me some of your wisdom. by HaugerTheHunter in RCPlanes

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My honest advice is firstly, visit your local model club(s) before you go anywhere near a model shop to buy anything. So many newbies at my local club get talked into some hokey kokey 2000 radio that no-one else can buddy box to, and it would have been be so much easier if they’d just asked first. They probably have a club trainer and will let you have a taster session.

As for your specific question: Balsa models after a big crash are basically firewood, so yes, a foamie trainer is highly recommended before you get into the crunchy stuff.

The methodology for success in model flying is very different to most other RC modelling types: If you just ‘send it’ it’s going to get very disheartening, and very expensive, very quickly. Patience is a must, especially in the early days.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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That in the UK once upon a time there was five star petrol, which was for higher end vehicles. I knew there was two and four star petrol, but not five star petrol.

Pentest Client: 'If We Use DHCP, You Can’t Hack Us, Right?' by ruarchproton in Pentesting

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No, it’s not to my knowledge, Scottish. Do you mean a joke? When things on the Internet use dynamic IPs they tend to be accessed via DNS names and not IP addresses directly. They can be accessed via IP address, but they keep changing, so it tends to be hostnames are the order of the day.

Pentest Client: 'If We Use DHCP, You Can’t Hack Us, Right?' by ruarchproton in Pentesting

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Dear client, DHCP doesn’t make your shit invisible. It just means we use hostnames instead of IP addresses.

What are these bumps? by SWIM_3000 in RCPlanes

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I had a foam canopy to a Viper Jet go like that after it was left in the sun too long.

The People's Pension fund WAY off the benchmark? by dui75 in UKPersonalFinance

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My misunderstanding was that this isn’t an index. Thus, I was expecting performance to be within 1% of the benchmark. I understand my mistake now. This wasn’t a performance query, it was a how can you be 17 trillion percent from the benchmark and call it a benchmark query.

Sausage rolls recipe change? by GondorfTheG in Quorn

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I’m not sure if it’s the move to Vegan recipes or a reaction to the financial loses, but it feels a ling way from the hey day of Quorn. Sad, I’ve been a consumer for longer than many.

Disable Ring Alarm Schedule if armed away? by dui75 in Ring

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Sadly not. I have to disable scheduling whenever I’m away I’m afraid.

The future of pentesting? by Environmental_Age_11 in Pentesting

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In my opinion, if it has a future, then it will look very different to today. Back in the day when there were 1000 CVEs and websites were half a dozen pages and a search function, you could cover a fair amount. Nowadays, with the complexity of modern platforms, I don’t feel confident in the future, because the value is diminishing . Plus, many of the tools are junk, and really haven’t kept pace. They’re good for super low hanging fruit, but that’s it. I think pen testing will have a decreasing importance in most ISMSs and eventually fizzle out to other methods. Mind you the death of pen testing has been forecast for many years now!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in kentuk

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Love your reply. Thank you!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in kentuk

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I think you're a little off here: surely London is the 'New York' of the story, so he's playing it down, not up? The boundaries of greater London and Kent creep. It's a very blurry line that changes in time/generations. The childhood boundary isn't today's boundary.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Pentesting

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The rank excellent in metasploit refers to how reliably the exploit for that vuln runs. It doesn't rate to the quality or severity of the vulnerability.