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I'm almost as impressed that m1racles.com was available as I am with people who are good enough at this kind of reverse engineering that they can do it for fun
by culturestate 5y ago
I'm almost as impressed that m1racles.com was available as I am with people who are good enough at this kind of reverse engineering that they can do it for fun.
- bombcar 5y agoQuick register all words that start with MI for future vulnerabilities. I’m waiting for M1RAGE and M1TIGATE myself.
- culturestate 5y agoYou joke but somewhere there's a domainer doing this right now.
- cmehdy 5y agoI'll give them a couple too: M1GHT, M1CRO*, M1ASMA (M1ASTHMA?), M1D*, M1FFED (with some 0xFFED somewhere?), M1GRATE (for some particularly pesky data extraction hack?), M1LES (for some unit conversion bug that makes the first MacOs-based spaceship crash)
- k_sze 5y agoM1GRAIN for something about atomic ops.
- fooker 5y agoM1LF
- jraph 5y agoThat would be a line feed related parsing vulnerability in a messaging app on M1.
- Cybotron5000 5y agoM1XOMATOSIS, M1G-29, M1XMASTRM1KE, M1CKEYM1CE, M1L1TTLEPWN1E…
- not2b 5y ago... for those who like Apple a bit too much.
- alexeldeib 5y agoOn a hunch I tried "myasthma.com" to see if that spelling were free. TIL that redirects to GlaxoSmithKline's en-gb homepage!
- arcticbull 5y agoM1SASMA - for a particularly stinky bug.
- asddubs 5y agom1stake, m1aculpa
- ant6n 5y agoIs m1aculpa like the mar1o spelling of the word? MamaM1a!
- dehrmann 5y agoIt'll have a short shelf life. Won't the M2 be out within a year?
- jonsen 5y agoMeToo
- Cthulhu_ 5y agoSoon enough we'll get the M9 and then the MX because of reasons. And SE / Lite / Pro versions.
- insaneirish 5y agoI would suspect the final versions of M chips for all the first round Apple Silicon Macs are all taped out with no respins planned. And I further expect that they’re already sampling the M chips for the subsequent round of products. Heck, they may even be completely done as well.
- jwr 5y agoA "domainer" — that must be one of the ultimate pejorative descriptions of a person.
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- steve_adams_86 5y agoIs it though? They refer to themselves as domainers quite often. (I work with them indirectly)
- meowface 5y agoI'm constantly surprised what domains are still available. I've registered many 2/3-letter domains (with 3-4 letter TLDs) in the past year, as well as ones for very common nouns (some also 3 letters), almost always for under $40. Admittedly it's mostly for the newer TLDs, though.
- SpelingBeeChamp 5y agoSimilar story. I own a half-dozen relatively recently-registered three-letter domains at two-letter ccTLDs. I’m surprised every time one turns out to be available at normal rates.