Lyrex

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by Lyrex 25d ago
the answer to this is in the post: where wasm is not available, he transpiles the wasm binary back to Javascript
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by Lyrex 7mo ago
I work for a digital bank and the versioning is essentially exactly how we handle T&Cs. The user accepts a certain version of some terms, and if we launch for example a new product that requires changed T&Cs then we ask the user to
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by Lyrex 3y ago
Are you sure? The article makes the point that the nop is actually required for this to work in GDB because the instruction pointer might otherwise point at an entirely different scope. I have to admit I didn't try it out though. Maybe
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by Lyrex 3y ago
I think even if it was then it's likely better to have the attackers show their hands by attacking (comparatively) irrelevant targets. I would assume that there are insights to be gained to even more effectively mitigate potential futu
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by Lyrex 4y ago
Not related to this game, but this has been a thing in the counter strike community for a few years already. This is an example cheat: https://github.com/EngineOwningSoftware/pcileech-webradar And this is the base repo
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by Lyrex 5y ago
In my personal experience I find that zone files work quite well as universal format for that. To pick up your Fastmail example: Fastmail could generate a matching zone file for your domain and let you download it. You could then upload it
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by Lyrex 6y ago
I know from experience that they might take some actions if you take too much of a DDoS on their free plan but I never heard of that on some usual traffic, especially not when it's as low as the blog suggests (sub 10 rpm). The attacks
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by Lyrex 6y ago
I'm not sure what exactly your are trying to say. As far as I can tell, there are indeed safe variants for arrays in the standard - both static and dynamic. People just choose to not use them for some arbitrary reasons.
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by Lyrex 6y ago
I don't think it is. (disclaimer: I do live in the EU) The current US administration is already trying today to force close allies to conform to their will using economical pressure. I can imagine a future where this might escalate, so
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by Lyrex 6y ago
We're dealing with a deeper level problem here. Since a lot of the internet is relying on Cloudflare DNS at some part or another, even many backup solutions fail. Since so much of DNS is centralised in so few services, such outages hit
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Firefox 84 removes support for Flash(developer.mozilla.org)
2 points by Lyrex 6y ago|0 comments
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Vcpkg 2020.04 Update and Product Roadmap(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by Lyrex 6y ago|0 comments
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by Lyrex 6y ago
You're right that power consumption is predictable. But looking at some great-parent posts I'd assume we're still talking about using nuclear as backup for renewable sources. In this case, often the renewable power production
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Cloudflare for SSH, RDP and Minecraft(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by Lyrex 6y ago|0 comments
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by Lyrex 7y ago
In my opinion this doesn't fall under the "it's only on my LAN and a super small project" category. If you LAN is a company then you should be able to deploy a custom CA to your clients and sign your certs. If it's
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by Lyrex 7y ago
I'm not sure if the answer maybe got updated or not, but for me the text in bols clearly says that sideload will not be possible.
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by Lyrex 7y ago
I think that is because not every IPv4 adress has the format x.x.x.x There are short forms (i.e. 1.1 that gets expanded to 1.0.0.1, though not sure if that's in the original RFC) or decimal forms. And then there's IPv6, which agai