Retr0spectrum

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by Retr0spectrum 7y ago
No, any hash will be crackable, it just depends on how fast. A well designed authentication protocol shouldn't expose any hashes to be cracked in the first place.
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by Retr0spectrum 7y ago
It would be really interesting to see a follow-up 17(!) years later.
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by Retr0spectrum 7y ago
Other than the fact that they are directly facilitating crime...
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by Retr0spectrum 7y ago
Is there a demo/source anywhere? I admit I only skimmed the article, for now.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
I love these tools, but my one "complaint" is that they're not open source. I often find myself searching "how to find X in Windows", and the answer is to run one of these tools. But what I really want to know is ho
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Uh, what? What you describe doesn't sound remotely feasible...
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
How would this bypass DRM?
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
It is a security issue. https://www.usenix.org/conference/10th-usenix-security-sympo...
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Assuming the file uploaded to youtube was high enough quality, what you get from youtube-dl has only been compressed once.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
You can use youtube-dl to download just the audio stream directly, no need to remux with ffmpeg.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
HTML5 canvas was where I wrote my first game, it has a relatively simple API, once you've copied the boilerplate from somewhere.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
To be fair, it's pretty common for new Linux releases to make it to the front page.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Doesn't really come across as arrogance to me, just interest in the project.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Same experience here. I wonder if this is some kind of bug?
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Strangely, searching from the UK it doesn't seem to be in my results at all. I'm through to the 4th page, and I've come across an article with the same story as the OP, but still not the actual site... Edit: found it near the
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Nope, that actually 404's. It may appear to work, because most browsers will apply some equivalent to the `__fdio_cleanpath()` function mentioned in the article, resolving the traversal locally. You can verify this as follows: cu
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Well, you can't really read from multiple addresses simultaneously.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
The "redesign" is a joke, right?
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
The python notebook linked in the main post: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/quasiben/fiftyfizzbuzzes/master?f...
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20181101043107/vihart.com/fifty-...
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
That's not all there is to it. Did you try uploading the resulting file to twitter?
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
I take more pleasure from well-crafted polyglot files (e.g. PoC||GTFO) than I ever have from classic literature.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Yes, I get that too! (The persisting lines) When I'm forced to use black-on-white (i.e. when browsing most of the web), I find that reduced brightness and increased monitor colour temperature helps a lot.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
Isn't that a chrome feature? I've never seen a website give me that directly.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
With a bit of modding, you can replace the panel with something much better. I have an x230, and I'm planning to upgrade to a 13.3 inch 1080p IPS panel.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
This language feature (at a fundamental level) is called "operator overloading", which is present in a lot of languages (more often in OO languages). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operator_overloading
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
The "solution" is to maintain a pool of open connections.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
> written in C99 (without VLAs) Can someone fill me in on why VLAs are a non-feature?
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
I would imagine they write separate asm for x86, x86_64, and the various instruction set extensions that exist.
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by Retr0spectrum 8y ago
My definition will always be "The most recent one that supports coreboot".

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