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by 0x0 6y ago
You almost never need to use "*". Use ".", or go up a dir and type the name of the dir.
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by 0x0 6y ago
Verisign has nobody but themselves to blame, for "inventing" this with its SiteFinder fiasco in 2003.
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CVE-2020-10029: Buffer overflow in GNU Libc trigonometry functions??(securityboulevard.com)
2 points by 0x0 6y ago|0 comments
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by 0x0 6y ago
Bad line-wrapping in the first commitmsg does not leave a first good impression.
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by 0x0 6y ago
Maybe it's per image?
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by 0x0 6y ago
I remember when SlideShare was acquired by LinkedIn. I had a logged-in linkedin cookie in my browser, and next thing I knew, there was a public slideshare profile page online with my full name and profile picture, that I never asked for, ju
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by 0x0 6y ago
The link for the option goes to a page that talks about editing /etc/default/boot, that's why I thought maybe it could be found with a hex editor on the disk image :)
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by 0x0 6y ago
Even if F8 didn't exist, maybe it would be possible to just open the hd image in a hex editor and search for the "QUIET=true" string and patch it out?
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by 0x0 6y ago
Wow, way to stick it to Apple!
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by 0x0 6y ago
If your app costs $100, and you only sell 100 copies, and they all ask for a refund, then at the end of the month you owe Apple $3000?
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VMware Engineer Confirms macOS 10.15.6 Bug Causes Crashes with Virtualization(macrumors.com)
2 points by 0x0 6y ago|1 comments
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by 0x0 6y ago
I mean, it looks like their version of PHP arrays are very different, even "$a = $b" doesn't copy the the array, just references the same. I think anyone using this expecting to write PHP is in for some subtle and not so subt
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by 0x0 6y ago
I think it makes sense, considering arm macs will run iOS apps as more-or-less first class native citizens, it's a whole new native subsystem (and not just a catalyst shim)
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by 0x0 6y ago
Lazy developers assuming majorVersion is always 10, so they do an "if minorVersion < 14 then error 'requires at least macOS 10.14'"
345.
by 0x0 6y ago
DeCSS was a windows-only program back in those days.
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by 0x0 6y ago
Without global connectivity providing the opportunity to cross-check a sampling of independent nodes' ideas of the latest blocks, this sounds like a loser's game. Either you need a million independent satellites and HAM stations i
347.
by 0x0 6y ago
What's so wrong with a HTTPS REST API call that you need a Zero-Knowledge proof posted on a public mainnet protocol?
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by 0x0 6y ago
No, the adjustment happens every 2016 blocks. If you lose 99.99% of global hash rate, those 2016 blocks will take a million years, instead of two weeks, to compute.
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by 0x0 6y ago
I am struggling to imagine a bitcoin mining operation going anywhere without connecting at least once per minute, lest its tiny share of global hashpower is entirely wasted on futile progress on outdated side chains.
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by 0x0 6y ago
Even if a reboot is involved, we're talking systems in production hooked up to live equipment.
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by 0x0 6y ago
That's what FTDI did though. They pushed the malicious bricking driver through an automatic Windows Update to systems already running in production, no? That's pretty much the equivalent of going at high speed on the Autobahn.
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by 0x0 6y ago
Apple was the first to release a mainstream computer device on the arm64 platform with its chips on the iPhone5s, and I believe this took the rest of the computing world by surprise, perhaps 1-2 years ahead of anyone else.
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by 0x0 6y ago
Entering credit card numbers into a forms.office.com web form? Is that... a legitimate way of handling credit cards?
354.
by 0x0 6y ago
But 3.9999999..... === 4. It is literally the same number.
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CVE-2020-9771 – mount_apfs TCC bypass and privilege escalation(theevilbit.github.io)
3 points by 0x0 6y ago|0 comments
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by 0x0 6y ago
Cost money? Once upon a time, html had <keygen>
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by 0x0 6y ago
That would be leaving a lot of money on the table up for grabs by your competitors that do know how to see through this situation.
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by 0x0 6y ago
When you npm install a single package like vue or react, it drags in a dependency tree that sources a thousand random npmjs packages. Each of these packages may specify a postinstall script that executes at install time. Time and time again
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by 0x0 6y ago
On the other hand, what a modern desktop is sorely lacking right now is protecting users and developers from themselves. Whenever I run "npm install" I have to close my eyes and ignore the chills down my spine thinking about how a
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by 0x0 6y ago
I'm sure there will be a way to unpack the mega archive and run nm (or maybe even run nm directly on the mega archive). Relax :)

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