Avery3R

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by Avery3R 9y ago
Best is the new default on the old UI too.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
They're built to create sound, not hold themselves in one direction for an extended period of time
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by Avery3R 9y ago
If you scroll down too far the website hijacks your back button
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Gigantic sticky header and footer and a huge font size? You can barely fit a single paragraph on the page, this is probably one of the worst website designs that I've ever seen.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Win 8.1 does require UWP apps to be fullscreen. Win 10 does not.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
It's not up to the FBI, it's up to the DEA and FDA. The FBI has to follow federal law and as long as that law says cannabis is a schedule I controlled substance there's nothing they can do about it.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Both a sticky header and a sticky footer... This reminds me of the IE6 days when most of your screen real-estate was taken up by toolbars.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
some projects are moving over to discord
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by Avery3R 9y ago
You can use a virtual audio cable. Spotify -> virtual cable -> winamp -> real audio out
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by Avery3R 9y ago
You could always patch the os to disable signature enforcement. That might open you up to malware though.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Use this to get rid of the obnoxiously large sticky header https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/
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by Avery3R 9y ago
There was a black mirror episode about exactly this.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
You could have also just manually created the registry key
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by Avery3R 9y ago
I don't know why people still use at&t syntax for x86(-64) asm, Intel syntax is so much easier to read The syntax the author uses isn't even proper at&t or Intel, it's some weird hybrid of both.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Until you accidentally scroll down a little too much then scroll back up and the text you wanted to read pops up for a second before getting obscured
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Sticky header and sticky footer. Only 60% of my screen is being used for the article content...
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by Avery3R 9y ago
You can debug the kernel locally using windbg, it's pretty easy to freeze your system doing that though.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
It's probably just whatever transit delay system your area is letting Google use. The delays are almost always accurate for me in San Diego
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by Avery3R 9y ago
There's a prefix or suffix for Mac addresses that means self administered. A lot of them will let you change it if you use that
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Have you tried pale moon?
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Hitting a key during boot works for me. Check your mobo's manual
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by Avery3R 9y ago
blackhat =/= defcon
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Just like you had to go into the setting menu to enable booting by usb, you go into the settings menu to disable secure boot
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Anyone have a link without a paywall?
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by Avery3R 9y ago
The link works fine if you disable javascript. Still weird though
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by Avery3R 9y ago
If a database was created using an instance of IDA that was running on a known blacklisted key you'll get a "Sorry, you can't open this database because it was created using a pirated version of IDA" message, and if you
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Firefox on windows, the font color and background color don't look like they have enough contrast
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by Avery3R 9y ago
For what it's worth I flew with them two days ago and they were still announcing the 20 min bag guarantee. My bags didn't take long either
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by Avery3R 9y ago
Pretty sure it was in disassembled machine code, not source code.
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by Avery3R 9y ago
I think IEMs that have a waterproof shell would work. They create an air-tight seal with your ear.

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