StrauXX

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by StrauXX 9mo ago
That is actually something I quite like about Discord. Whatever I write and post, while not "private" is not indexed or searchable by anyone other tgan those people that have been vetted (invited) by the respective community. Not
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by StrauXX 9mo ago
When I looked into to the then common libraries back in 2024, Guidance seemed to be by far the most technically sound. Their approach of token masking seems moch more "engineering minded" than what most libraries back then did: re
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True explanation behind the Guidance project(github.com)
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by StrauXX 9mo ago
Some programming language compilers generate asm that does call systemcalls directly. Go for example.
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by StrauXX 9mo ago
The average person in Europe does neither care about chat control, nor have they heared more about tgan one or two surface-level news articles. Russian propaganda being more and more effective and these actions are not related.
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by StrauXX 10mo ago
The PR author posted a TikTok link [1] the thread later explaining their position. Their behaviour seems very unprofessional to me. Mayve the just want to increase engagement to their accounts. Tailwind definetly made the right call here. [
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by StrauXX 10mo ago
I won a max spec Framework 13 at a hacking tournament a few months ago and use it as my daily driver now. I'm very happy with it. The 13 is much more clean than the 16. Framework 16 still feels like a bit of a beta product. That being
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by StrauXX 1y ago
> Without having to re-render the whole table on each change. Not quite sure what the author means by that. Re-rendering pnly happens when the current task queue elemt has been processed. Never while JS is running (aside from webworker a
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by StrauXX 1y ago
If you ever spens time with the low level SAP GUIs, then yes, you will find out why that's definetly a bad thing. Software should reflect users processes. The code below is just an implementation detail and should never impact the desi
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Why don't you use DOMPurify right now? It's battle tested and supports configs just like this proposal.
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Oh no. They do get exploited. Just not bought. Buying vulnerabilities is by itself time intensive, complex work. grey market escrow, finding trusted sellers and buyers, etc. So buying and selling bulnerabilities only really happens for real
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Again, there really isn't a big market for such vulnerabilities. No 0day broker will buy the vulnerabilities listed in the article. They might be able to sell to an initial access broker, but even there rhe kinds of vulnerabilites are
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Unlikely. If a company does not have a formal BBP, they won't pay 99.99% of the time. Brokers are also not interested in vulnerabilities in companies. They usually only buy vulnerabilities for standard software (components).
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by StrauXX 1y ago
They are heavily used in penetrationtests and red teaming engagements. Banning such tools from the public just mystifies attackers ways to defenders, while not in any way hindering serious malicious actors. We had that discussion back in th
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by StrauXX 1y ago
The "generational guilt" theory does not check out to me at all. Coming from central Europe, I mostly hear about these rethorics from English-language sources. In non-english European media generational guilt for colonization is h
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Original article: https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2025/08/adult-sites-t... The linked article just regurtitates the source.
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Not my son, but I did teach my younger brother programming. From when he was about 10 to when he was about 14. I started out when he was showing interest in my programming work. I ended up gifting him a book on programming for kids. Then nu
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by StrauXX 1y ago
Reading your username, are you by any chance Austrian?
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by StrauXX 1y ago
This assumes that gigantic companies like Apple, Microsoft and Google are a good thing that should be emulated.
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by StrauXX 1y ago
I am going to the Defcon CTF Finals at the Defcon conference this year. Coming from Europe, I know of multiple people who will participate remotely because of the political climate. I would have to lie if I said that I didn't think abo
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by StrauXX 1y ago
You are using the word "socialist" as if it implied "bad". I find that to be a very unreflected point wothout further elaboration. Most of Europe is built on socialist-democracy. Wether it works "better" or &qu
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by StrauXX 1y ago
It's really tiring to see the same handful of arguments on HN every time anything related to Europe or the EU is posted on here. Yes, some things the USA is doing better than Europe, but far from everything and depending on your politi
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by StrauXX 2y ago
Any half-decent VDP will have a safe harbour clause. Otherwise ot isn't a true VDP but rather just contact details.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
No, they did not in any way break the law. As they wrote themselves: > I did some research and found that the app did infact have a responsible disclosure policy which at that point, I was happy to continue forth.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
We are currently moving to the Odoo knowledge application. It's very similar to notion but much less sluggish.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
You don't know where the enemy ICBM warheads will land until it is too late. So you have to assume that they will target the silos
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by StrauXX 2y ago
He did. But the DNC made sure that even had we won it, he wouldn't have won the primaries.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
The frozen assets are certainly a strong bargaining chip for future negotiations with Russia.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
The post has been deleted: https://web.archive.org/web/20250226020241/https://github.co...
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by StrauXX 2y ago
Stellaris has had at least two Ship of Theseus level reworks over the years.

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