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by bkallus 4y ago
I don't know, but one could implement this without too much difficulty as a wrapper around afl-showmap.
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by bkallus 4y ago
My understanding is that that attacker wasn't using bath salts, and that the connection to bath salts was all speculation. Also, I think bath salts is usually synthetic cathinones, i.e. functional analogues of khat, and not derivatives
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by bkallus 4y ago
I haven't taken beyond high school physics, so this question is probably obvious, but I haven't been able to find the answer (probably don't know the right terms to search). When I increased the slider that allows you to chan
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by bkallus 4y ago
I just tested running gtk3-demo and gtk4-demo in sway. gtk4-demo does draw its shadows on other windows, but I wouldn't have noticed that if you hadn't brought it to my attention. Each has only the GTK title bar (no sway title bar
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by bkallus 4y ago
Both. "We will continue to support Manifest v2 to the extent that we can" "Brave's adblocker (Brave Shields) is not an extension, and is natively implemented. So, it will be totally unaffected." Source: https:&#x2F
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by bkallus 4y ago
I went to an American private high school that also did this, although not everyone was thorough, so they had custodians clean every so often. In retrospect, it was kind of cool.
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by bkallus 4y ago
Why not just use plain Debian, then?
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by bkallus 5y ago
Agreed that Linux directory structure is kind of a mess. The extent to which it's a mess varies from distribution to distribution, though. For example, on Arch, /bin, /sbin, and /usr/sbin are all just symlinks to &#
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by bkallus 5y ago
I thought .org was more expensive than .xyz for the name I was looking for. Could be wrong.
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by bkallus 5y ago
No. It's true. I have T-Mobile, and I cannot send .xyz links over SMS. If you have T-Mobile, this is easy to verify: text yourself "abc.xyz" (or any other .xyz link) The message will show as sent but not received. If you text
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by bkallus 5y ago
They also block all .xyz links. This is why I spent the extra money on a .org
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by bkallus 5y ago
Conan among others.
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by bkallus 5y ago
I have an original Kobo WiFi (no touch) and the internal storage is a microSD card. You can literally just take it apart, remove the SD and stick new programs on it, start an SSH server, etc. I also have the non-WiFi version, and it has eMM
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by bkallus 5y ago
Suppose there's a macOS exploit found that makes use of the unlocked bootloader. Are you certain Apple would actually patch it, and not just lock the bootloader? Sony famously did that to the PS3.
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by bkallus 5y ago
This is a good point (and so are the other responses here)
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by bkallus 5y ago
The McDonald's coffee case is often cited this way, but I think a spilled a coffee that causes third-degree burns and necessitates skin grafts is probably too hot. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonal
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by bkallus 5y ago
In college we were required to typeset assignments in LaTeX for all the math classes past multivariable calculus. I started out with Overleaf, but switched to local compilation about a year in. It's much nicer to be able to write in my
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by bkallus 5y ago
Macaulay2 will! https://faculty.math.illinois.edu/Macaulay2/doc/Macaulay2-1....
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by bkallus 5y ago
suckless.org's surf could work too.
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by bkallus 5y ago
> A much more interesting question is whether the space of binary streams is compact, but that is another story. I don't know very much about topology, so I'm having some trouble understanding what his means. How are open sets
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by bkallus 5y ago
For HP this is not true. In college I rescued 2 HP EliteBooks from the e-waste bin and both had locked BIOSes. It was as simple as buying a cheap SPI programmer (I got a CH341A-based one) and dumping the BIOS chip, then unlocking the dump w
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by bkallus 5y ago
But that same button used to be a permananent toggle, and now there is no way to restore the (better) old behavior. Another instance of Apple thinking they know better than their users.
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by bkallus 5y ago
Video showing someone adding the headphone jack back to an iPhone 7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utfbE3_uAMA The headphone jack did not make space for the taptic engine; it made space for a piece of plastic.
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by bkallus 5y ago
It isn't always possible to build my own hardware, especially in the embedded world. I buy unlocked hardware now, but I learned that lesson the hard way from Verizon and Samsung.
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by bkallus 5y ago
What I think is total garbage is the fact that I have a drawer full of potentially useful computers (EDIT: by computers I mean mostly phones, routers, e-readers, etc) stuck running insecure OSes. Can you give me an argument for why installa
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by bkallus 5y ago
I'm surprised to see that installation is a requirement of the GPLv2. Does this mean that Android phones with bootloaders that can't be unlocked violate the GPL?
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by bkallus 5y ago
To be fair, that's Arch Linux ARM, which is technically a separate project. The pinephone arch linux arm repositories aren't even maintained by the official project. That said, I've had no such issues running Arch on my pinep
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by bkallus 5y ago
The ones with Roku OS don't do this. Can't vouch for Android TV though.
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by bkallus 5y ago
With TCL TVs, it's not hard to remove the wifi card. In the ones I've taken apart it's always just connected with USB internally.
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by bkallus 5y ago
I had this same problem. Was it an old Radeon card? I don't remember the model, but Microsoft's website said it was too old, so it only has basic support from Windows 10. That means black bars. Drove an ultrawide monitor in Linux

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