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AbraKdabra
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1y ago
So... SQLite with less features basically.
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It's ok, I posted that because it's a really common practice to market things like universal and when you visit the webpage it's just for iOS/Mac. I would gladly buy it if you release this for Android/WatchOS if it
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1y ago
I think nowadays with the myriad of tools available there's no excuse for doing an app for just one platform, I struggle with doing exercise so I opened the link excited to be completely disappointed by the fact that it's only for
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1y ago
If you try to move the mouse while scrolling the cursor freezes... jfc bring back 2010's Google.
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1y ago
These assclowns are designing for emotions, not usability. And the send button example is the best example why this is an abomination.
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2y ago
Wow u mad bro, chill, OP just made a simple question.
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2y ago
Why am I being judged by a low effort reply when even OP didn't care to tell us in detail why "Milei helping the economy is far from the truth". Such stupidity should only be answered with another low effort statement. It doe
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2y ago
> ...and he's helping Argentina's economy, and that cannot be further from the truth sadly. Tell me you don't live in Argentina without telling me you live in Argentina.
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2y ago
I've been a Vue user for years, I do automations and glue code mostly, and most of the times using Vue is a bit too much, for my last project I used https://github.com/guyroyse/htmx-tailwind-vite and been delighte
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2y ago
This is the way, two minutes and already at a million.
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2y ago
Exactly, most people confuse the fact that a server being a honeypot doesn't mean "HEY SCAN ME HEY I'M A HONEYPOT SCAN ME SO I CAN GET FREE INFO", you need a balance between exposing yourself and being authentic so the p
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2y ago
youdidntgetthejoke.jpg
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2y ago
I mean sure, absolutely go for it, don't forget to tell me the IP so I can add it to my ignore list.
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2y ago
I do red team, if I see a server with 20+ ports I'll immediately assume it's a honeypot and will stop scanning it. If you are part of a blue team you WANT them to waste time, not instantly know it's a honeypot, that's wh
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2y ago
I do red team, if I see a server with 20+ ports I'll immediately assume it's a honeypot and will stop scanning it. If you are part of a blue team you WANT them to waste time, not instantly know it's a honeypot, that's wh
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2y ago
Nice, I'm glad the word "honeypot" is never used, once I inherited a "true" honeypot and when I went to check it, it had like 30 ports opened, my reaction was literally "what the fuck is this crap" said ou
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2y ago
Nice project, but I've been using the "Earth View from Google Earth" extension for Chrome for more than 10 years I think and I find it really difficult to part ways with it no matter how many features the new extension in the
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2y ago
> There is zero security benefit I assume you don't work in security. The "HRDN" means it's a Hardening rule, and hardening is the action of reducing the attack surface for possible attacks as much as you can, even fo
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2y ago
Ok that's VERY impressive, now give me the possibility of exporting it as an .stl to 3D print and then we'll be talking. Just imagine drawing something in 2D and be able to print it as a fully 3D object, it gives me chills just by
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2y ago
omfg haha.
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2y ago
I've been using LibreNMS since 2014 and I even contributed to a feature, I can say it's in the top 3 SNMP monitoring tools, excellent tool.
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2y ago
I know right? Who uses Safari nowadays?
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2y ago
I really don't know how you didn't think of the "dodging potential lawsuit" before posting it here, I mean, you didn't know that using actual product names is wrong? It's a shame though, I liked the word play.
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2y ago
Learning curve != unnecessary complexity. Look me in the eyes and tell me that a text editor somehow needs a text input mode or a command to exit the application that's not a universal shortcut like Ctrl-C or Ctrl-D for GNU/Linux,
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2y ago
Did I buy a wireless that says it comes with a cord and it didn't? Well surely yes I will be complaining about it isn't that obvious.
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2y ago
I was writing that yeah, I definitely meant that to be subjective to each own, but I can't lie to myself, I mean yeah, people surely prefer Vim to whatever alternative there's available out there that makes your life less miserabl
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2y ago
Yeah, I read it's cheap, like, really cheap... But I refuse to believe this is cheaper and simpler than a piece of paper with a barcode, why add complexity to something that has to be discarded after like, 1 minute?
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2y ago
I'd suggest you invest some time in the docs explaining what advantages it would bring over just using the tools directly as I said, add some concrete examples, that would be the main sell point.
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2y ago
I read the docs and I still can't get why I would prefer running this wrapper over running nmap or nuclei directly. Also I wouldn't call this tool a vuln scanner, it's not, it depends on other actual vuln scanners to do the j
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2y ago
> There should be a label telling people they need the protocol first You need to put the protocol like I said.
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