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by _lvbh 2y ago
Dude. JA3 is a your TLS fingerprint. Most libraries don't let you spoof it. The annoying thing is that with new versions of Chrome and Firefox, JA3 is randomized per session so it changes every time. You need to intercept the request i
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I think immerison is a pretty good way of learning a language. When consuming content without crutches like subtitles, you take in a lot more. I basically learnt Hokkien over the past few years by just listening to people speak it a ton and
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by _lvbh 2y ago
This is really impressive. Its not an easy language > 1 hour of Chinese content before sleep, e.g. anime dubs or books There are also anime (donghua) originating entirely in China. I think those might be more helpful than Anime dubs sinc
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> you can use a browser with JS to grab the cookie, then feed it to httrack headers They also check your user agent, IP and JA3 fingerprint (and ensures it matches with the one that got the cookie) so it's not as simple as copying s
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by _lvbh 2y ago
They're self hosting docs and Zig releases. There is no central package repository. The decentralization (similar to Golang) is one of the things I like about Zig.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I looked through that list of videos and nothing jumps out as me. It seems to be run-of-the-mill tech content. Not very useful, not really damaging either
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by _lvbh 2y ago
No thanks. Sounds like a nightmare
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by _lvbh 2y ago
10x relative to what? I’ve seen bad developers use AI to 10x their productivity but they still couldn’t come anywhere close to a good developer without AI (granted, this was at a hackathon on pretty advanced optimization research. Maybe the
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I’ve used Firestore a few years back. Just checked and indeed the same vulnerability is present. Users can’t create/change submissions with a different userID but can change the userID of their own submissions, thus impersonating someo
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I think a lot of anime watchers hide it. > looks like kid stuff TBH. Especially when this is the attitude held by most of the older generation.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> Not much is known about UltraAV besides being part of Pango Group, which controls multiple VPN brands (e.g., Hotspot Shield, UltraVPN, and Betternet) and Comparitech (a VPN software review website). I recognize these names. For a long
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I really don’t like how both Brave and Firefox among others are also moving towards advertisement and analytics. I don’t care about whether it’s privacy preserving; don’t send any requests I did not approve. I have OpenSnitch installed and
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Pagers I understand but I have two walkie-talkies at home so it’s definitely not something reserved for military use. I hope these attacks don’t continue onto more civilian focused products
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I think it’d be interesting to see what happens in a few decades if the population of open source maintainers continue to dwindle. Will companies step up to maintain libraries in a sort of cooperative manner? Will everything become closed s
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by _lvbh 2y ago
They said nothing about it being “only” on the left. I somewhat expect authoritarianism on the right and therefore would hold the left (to which I belong) at a higher standard.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
It might be worth it to just live in a less advanced country that isn’t capable of such advanced surveillance
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> I don't think blatantly advertising your lack of expertise in networking is a good way of improving one's portfolio. Who’s reading code these days? [x] Sounds cool [x] Good number of stars Hired
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Brexit…
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by _lvbh 2y ago
The project seems to have been made for their portfolio rather than any practical purpose (nothing wrong with that). Just a few hundred lines of hard coded server/client wrapping around raptorQ
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Ah that sucks. No wonder it isn’t available in the EU
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Although I don’t use MacOS, the fact that you can now control an iPhone from a Mac will probably be reverse engineered to allow Linux to do the same at some point. A lot of automation opportunities
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> you will need to configure the bank to allow for direct transmission. This is a process that your bank will need to complete with you. How easy is this process? Are all banks required to provide such a service? How about countries outs
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Oh wow I just took a look and it’s really impressive. Adding more complexity to C++ does make it just that much more difficult for beginners though
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Has to be at least 6 figures. I got $47k on a pretty insignificant flaw with TCC and I would assume this is much more serious. The wait time is crazy though. It took almost a year to get fixed and another 6 months for the bounty to be paid.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Do you see this realistically getting implemented?
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by _lvbh 2y ago
“May get”. It hasn’t been passed yet (HN title edited)
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by _lvbh 2y ago
There’s also funcaptcha (arkose labs) which definitely won’t let you use ChatGPT without JavaScript.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Where are you? My DNS seems to work perfectly fine right now in Penang (with VPN off). It’s sad that democracies are copying the playbook of China. Will definitely be using v2ray/X-ray while here
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I do agree. I’ve been working on a month long hackathon recently with a team & one of the issues we have is that since none of us know each other well, we’re a bit more reserved. This has meant that some team members have gone down real
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by _lvbh 2y ago
What? My login tokens haven’t expired in years. I don’t think I’ve had to sign in twice on the same computer ever

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