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Başvurunu YapTIL the DCIM directory stands for "Digital Camera Images"
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I pronounce it as Daysim and you can't stop me
i can if i think up a worse way to pronounce it. i'm leaning tsee, like first consonant like tzatziki, and the M is silent
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Its actually "dickim”
I hardly knew 'im!
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So it should have been DCI all this time. Or DICAIM.
Dick aim? 🤔
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But I don't want to stop you
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Yeah I did
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So it should have been DCI all this time. Or DICAIM.
Digital Camera Images, Man.
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I don't understand what his personal life has to do with this, although I cannot provide doubt as to whether he has some junk in his trunk.
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Its actually "dickim”
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So it should have been DCI all this time. Or DICAIM.
Digital Camera Images. Multiple.
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Digital Camera Images. Multiple.
DCIS?
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Imagine if you were a malicious actor and you wanted a copy of all photos someone plugged into a computer that were not things like browser cache, just good honest to god OC.
All you have to do is listen on drive letters D, E, F, G and when one is plugged in with a DCIM directory... silently upload the data contents to a server over the internet when a drive is detected with that subdirectory.
Have you ever wondered why you couldn't eject a drive without rebooting? It's not like it's going to tell you what process is keeping it locked... Encryption wouldn't even matter, because you're gonna need to decrypt/unlock it to access it, and windows doesn't care what service or application is trying to access it, it is glad to allow any kind of file action without even admin rights.
Anywho, actor has your photo, AI trivially builds facial recognition models, pulls in timestamps, geolocation metadata, camera metadata... and now those photos you never intended to upload anywhere are in a database of PII that will be shared to god-knows-who.
Read about magic bytes
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Thank you!! I move files around on android all the time and I see that folder constantly. I just never cared enough to look up what it stood for lmao.
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For quite a long while search engines would return amazing results when you searched for
Dsc-0001.jpg
And so on, perhaps with some variations based on camera model. People uploaded their DCIM folders to their homedirs which were sometimes exposed to the web. You'd see so much private stuff this way.
Just tried and it appears such functionality has been removed from Google, because of course it has.
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For quite a long while search engines would return amazing results when you searched for
Dsc-0001.jpg
And so on, perhaps with some variations based on camera model. People uploaded their DCIM folders to their homedirs which were sometimes exposed to the web. You'd see so much private stuff this way.
Just tried and it appears such functionality has been removed from Google, because of course it has.
Sad, you can still do this with youtube for the time being
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Sad, you can still do this with youtube for the time being
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I work in IT
linux "user experience"
Hmm something does not add up to me very well
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For quite a long while search engines would return amazing results when you searched for
Dsc-0001.jpg
And so on, perhaps with some variations based on camera model. People uploaded their DCIM folders to their homedirs which were sometimes exposed to the web. You'd see so much private stuff this way.
Just tried and it appears such functionality has been removed from Google, because of course it has.
Why were their homedirs exposed to the web?
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So it should have been DCI all this time. Or DICAIM.
It should have been not abbreviated this whole time.
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Why were their homedirs exposed to the web?
In the 90s and early 00's it was really common for Universities (for their students and professors) to arrange Unix based shell accounts for email and storage.
The Apache http server was easily configured to allow per user websites and this was commonly done to give everyone a website. They looked something like a "www.example.com/~username" URL which mapped to a public_html folder inside the user's home directory. Apache would serve up any files or html that lived inside to the public.
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/howto/public_html.html
At the time, a lot of people didn't worry about anyone finding their obscure files, so put them there freely for family and friends.
Wild times!
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Fantastic, that vid has 78 views as of now, I'm guessing 76 of them from today hahaha
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