Namidairo

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by Namidairo 10y ago
If I remember correctly, didn't this host have their entire address space banned from a couple IRC networks because their support wouldn't act on abuse reports?
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by Namidairo 10y ago
I believe Koushik Dutta (koush/clockworkmod) signs adb drivers for this reason. You may want to doublecheck the inf to see if your device's usb VID/PID are listed.
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by Namidairo 10y ago
The 14 EUR Open Source Code Signing product can't be used to sign drivers. It's typically for signing your MSI's and miscellaneous executables before distribution.
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by Namidairo 10y ago
My understanding was that there's a signed TrustZone binary that's more or less an ELF that runs in secure mode.
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by Namidairo 10y ago
My first impression when I saw it was something along the lines of "this would be so much cleaner if one were writing this as a dnsmasq config"
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by Namidairo 10y ago
I'm guessing some sort of crude malware tried to MitM Facebook logins so they started cleaning host files?
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by Namidairo 10y ago
Have you tried throwing the raw recording against SoX? Worked pretty well when I had an unknown recording to play for which I had guessed the format. (Which turned out to be IMA-ADPCM with reversed byte ordering)
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by Namidairo 10y ago
This along with IPv6 are probably one of the two most visible issues right now.
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by Namidairo 10y ago
The Intel CPU's with unlocked multi's have had VT-D for a couple iterations now. They're still useless if you have zero plans to overclock. (Even more so now they don't even come with stock coolers anymore.)
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Last I heard, these tainted drivers from FTDI weasled their way through WHQL and into Windows Update...
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by Namidairo 11y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if someone were to use this to effectively share a licensing dongle. Although I'd imagine latency might be an issue.
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Probably to prevent them from doing bad things to the fork graph (eg. Abusive or inflammatory commit messages would come to mind).
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by Namidairo 11y ago
I don't think that was really an option in this case as his CA just went and published the logs without asking the users first?
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by Namidairo 11y ago
They mention that it works with larger screen sizes, but I wonder what kind of problems could appear at the smaller end. The detail on some of those prints they're showing off in the pictures and video look decent though, none of those
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Ah, the use of public ca implied a more general use scenario in my head. As someone else mentioned, creating a PKI is probably the way to go at this point. And I suppose double check that none of them are binding interfaces they're not
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Did all of those internal hostnames need to be accessed over the internet in the first place? I don't envy you though, that's quite a few subdomains you have there. Although I think that quite a few/almost all of those woul
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by Namidairo 11y ago
A little bit of digging shows a 2014 BMW i3 claiming to run 2.6.32-28 in it's licences section.(STLinux) However on the other hand there are numerous references of it having Tegra in media too...
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Sounds suspiciously like this hardware quirk[0] that was only supposed to affect Hawaii/Bonaire... Guess it's a little more widespread. Easily fixed, I guess[1]. Then again Nvidia cards have their own set of horrible problems too,
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Last time I checked you could turn off the wifi scanning, easily. As for the "deep integration", I believe that just means they configured the screen-off hotword (which uses the Qualcomm hexagon adsp).
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Dick Smith Foods however, I think he might still have a hand in. One of their more memorable products, being the Dickheads... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickheads
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by Namidairo 11y ago
The experience on the Transformer Prime was pretty bad as well, for those who don't know. A grand vision held back by the hardware.
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Don't forget the drivers that are coded to break if run inside of KVM, Xen or Hyper-V for non-Quadro/Tesla cards
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by Namidairo 11y ago
In fairness, the server is disabled by default in the settings.
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by Namidairo 11y ago
Wow, this actually looks leaps and bounds better than the UX horror that I find Chess.com to be.
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by Namidairo 11y ago
And if players start turning to auto-matching voice services (Curse Voice and Razer Connect did this at one stage), they'll go and threaten bans for all.