Retr0spectrum

10 ms·

31.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
I don't know how to phrase this without it sounding unnecessarily mean, but maybe you're just talking to shallow people? Other than platforms with character count limits like Twitter, I don't see why the platform itself shoul
32.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
I've long suspected that many high-value art sales are a form of money laundering, so it does not surprise me at all to see the idea become blockchain-ified. I wish I'd thought of it first! I expect it will continue to be a resoun
33.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
Cryptohack[1] is also great - it's a more gamified, CTF-like platform. [1] https://cryptohack.org/
34.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
Looks like it's just dataset, the kind you'd use to train a spam filter. Edit: the parent comment was edited. It originally ended with: > And has a lot of phishing stuff on it... https://monkey.org/~jose/ph
35.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
I don't think mirrors or archives really count, in the spirit of OP's original question.
36.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
Is this really a mile long? Looks like much less to me, perhaps some colloquialism was mistranslated somewhere along the way? Regardless of its true length, it's still very cool.
37.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
It's not even soft-deleted, it's just a "this content has been flagged for verification" UI message. The content is still available for download and/or streaming with other frontend clients, such as youtube-dl.
38.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
> Although we don’t have enough data to really tell why the blackberry q10 is unusually quick for a non-Apple device, one plausible guess is that it’s helped by having actual buttons, which are easier to implement with low latency than a
39.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
Despite the DRM icon appearing in my Firefox address bar, it appears that DRM is not actually being used. The raw unencrypted audio is being streamed from https://d3ctxlq1ktw2nl.cloudfront.net/staging/2020-10-14/e6
40.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
And 21:9 is for consuming "cinematic" video, or two 4:3-ish productivity apps side-by-side, with some space left over. I prefer 21:9 because I feel like it most closely matches my natural field of view.
41.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
This is true, but if you care about quality you'd go directly to the third party source. All of the content I actually use Netflix for is available in 1080p on L3 (Which matters to me, since L3 is the highest supported level on desktop
42.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
It might be a legitimate DMCA notice, but the DMCA does not apply globally.
43.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
https://i.imgur.com/uveeA6a.png https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/netflix-1080p... It seems that many streaming platforms disable 1080p by default, and I assume that this is only
44.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
This is just not true. It's up to individual content providers to decide what resolutions to supply via L3, and for Netflix and Amazon Prime, that resolution is 1080p.
45.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
IIRC the T2 does a DNS resolution every wake, and until it gets a valid reply your keyboard won't work. I guess a workaround would be to enable airplane mode prior to every sleep...
46.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
VT-x itself is not the main attack surface. It's all the interfaces between the inside and the outside of the VMs, for example graphics hardware emulation, network hardware emulation, etc. etc. There have been many of these bugs, on
47.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
The mobile app is a fun fidget toy
48.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
They're not already-decrypted, they re-implemented the entire DRM stack and decryption process: https://github.com/librespot-org/librespot/blob/dev/audio/sr... You could add a print statement i
49.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
If the text-only experience is good enough, then why bother with encoding and storing a video?
50.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
I do not watch TV from my own culture, am I not fully integrated in my native country?
51.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
This is effectively what Nvidia Maxine claims to do.
52.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
The reason I propose a name change is mainly for clarity of purpose, rather than for any kind of legal protection (although I do think it contributes there too). Youtube-dl downloads from many other sites. If I was a potential new user goog
53.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
Presumably that's a blob that bundles the python runtime, pip dependencies, and ytdl itself? You could do the same thing, with the various "plugins" added to the pip dependency list.
54.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
That would be ideal, however, you could just re-use the existing `pip` infrastructure. e.g. pip install wvdl-plugin-youtube
55.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
- youtube-dl should be re-named to something like webvideo-dl - I'm not familiar with the ytdl codebase, but I believe its already structured as a general framework, with separate per-site extraction functions. The central framework sh
56.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
See the parent directory of the repo linked in the OP: https://github.com/maekawatoshiki/cilk
57.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
You're overlooking a) existing page table lookup overhead b) hierarchical caching.
58.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
No? But aljazeera can sign their content with their private key. That's how signing works...
59.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
This is a neat project, but I'm still using PulseEffects, which appears to be more fully featured: https://github.com/wwmm/pulseeffects
60.
by Retr0spectrum 6y ago
The second wave is likely when public port scanning services such as shodan re-scan your host. (I wonder how hard it would be to fingerprint and subsequently blackhole shodan et al's scanning traffic)

More ›