buraktamturk

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by buraktamturk 1y ago
This settings turns reduce transparency and it turns makes the menu bar gray, which looks horrible on a display on notch. Is there any way to make it black? Like it appears on full screen applications? (apart from enabling the transparency
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
They do. I do not have to convince you that 2+2=4. If you have read recent European Human Rights Court decisions, you can clearly see what kind of domestic laws is in violation of law. (Yes, I mean some domestic laws are in violation of law
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
Not at all. Laws has to be compatible with universal laws, international treaties/laws such as UN Geneva Convention and for Italy also the EU laws. Along many other conditions such as arbitrariness.
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
Legally speaking, they can't. It doesn't matter where the ship will be docking. Anything otherwise is a crime against humanity. International laws and EU laws are bigger than any Italian authority and Italian laws that has been ev
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
Article 8: "[...] the webfonts (= WOFF2 files) can be used on up to three websites owned by the license buyer. [...] read–write copies of my fonts can be embedded in word-processing documents that will be shared with fewer than 20 peop
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
Which is not the same thing with issuing rouge certificates to MitM you, especially for political purposes. For example, a winner of local best talent TV show (Atalay Demirci)'s Twitter account hacked and his messages published online
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
No government can do it as easy as Turkish government, in many of the countries they have laws and there are mechanisms to ensure they are followed - if not there are punishments. Turkey does not have laws as for 2022 (they only exists on p
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
It is very easy for Turkish government to issue fake certificates via a Turkish company. They did it with Turktrust once (CA certificate issued to EGM and EGM issued a cert for *.google.com, EGM stands for Turkish Police), they can do it ag
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
There is law in Turkey which is passed in the state of emergency (2016) and these laws later become permanent. If the government demanding anything from a Turkish company and this demand will not be complied quickly, then the government tak
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
I rather have my VPN track me than ISP does. For example, connection to Signal and Kakaotalk servers is used as an evidence of being a member of a terror organisation (!) in Turkey. Evidence is gathered by Ministry of Communications from th
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
America is a free country. If we are talking about addictions, parents should use built-in or third party software to control their child's screen time, or their online activity - or block specific social media platform altogether. If
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by buraktamturk 4y ago
I really hate China because of their genocide against Uyghurs. But this sentence is pretty unreasonable: "some employees in China, in charge of clearing internal security protocols, can indeed access certain information from United Sta
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
I am not sure about Linux kernel internals and I/O operations. However, on Windows kernel the filesystem (or any driver incl. networking) can complete an I/O operation in non-blocking way, it just marks the IRP (descriptor for I&#
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
The same exact thing happened after 15 July 2016 (Erdogan staged a coup attempt on his own) in Turkey. To put it simply it was the beginning of the genocide of peaceful Gulen movement members or anyone who had any kind of connection with th
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
It worked only once for me (str.split('').reverse().join('') one). But this one didn't: function isOddNumber(num) { return !!(num%2); } Testing for input computer: FAILED! Expected: retupmoc | Got: undefined eval
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
There are many old games that runs some kind DRM system that is using deprecated Operating System API's - some of them are undocumented and mostly operated in ring 0. Just because you pirated a game that you own a copy, in order to pl
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
I don't think that is entirely true. For example, if a cheating happens in an online game you don't wait a court decision to ban the player - taking the justice on your hands and expect to not be punished. Or killing a person is i
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
If I remember correctly the CreateFileEx win32 api takes a flag and template file handle to copy when creating a new file. Maybe the copy operations can use this api and expect AV software to ignore the operation. (I have no idea about the
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by buraktamturk 5y ago
Well there is a difference as stated on the article that they don't expect to see CP or CSAM and says "We are not 'knowingly' seeing it since it makes up less than 0.06% of the uploads ... We do not intentionally look fo
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by buraktamturk 6y ago
Except if you are the actual victim of these e-mails and the politicans who control 95% of the media are able to trick people either making them belive it was fake or it had "national interests" and they did it because of "co
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by buraktamturk 6y ago
Hey Google. Please never do this. This would throw thousands of evidence about how Erdogan regime worked with terror organisations, including the e-mails that tried to ban social media to stop these evidences be available to public. And als
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by buraktamturk 6y ago
async/await is the first class citizen .NET and C#. You just mark your function as async and return Task<OriginalReturnValue> and you can call any async function with await, just like js.
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by buraktamturk 7y ago
This problem can be solved easily with using an open-source extension that has reproducible builds. Make sure it doesn't have built-in tracker as easy as looking to the source code. And we can make sure the final hash (without software
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by buraktamturk 7y ago
not on remote sessions with local clipboard
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by buraktamturk 7y ago
> A Partial Segment must be completely available for download at the full speed of the link to the client at the time it is added to the playlist. So with this, you can not have a manifest file that point to next future chunks (e.g. for
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by buraktamturk 8y ago
I remember in TLS 1.3, a middle box can not modify a single byte in the negotiation, or otherwise, the connection fails (a checksum validation on server and client side). TLS 1.2 somehow has this but the coverage is less (it only happens fo
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by buraktamturk 8y ago
I don't know about the "new versions" of Visual Studio 2017. But VS from 2008 to 2015 installs very slowly (IO wasn't the bottleneck), triple the installation time if the iso file has service packs (I remember that they
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by buraktamturk 9y ago
I wonder what prevents them to order TurkTrust to issue ssl sertificates to do this kind of attack to the secure websites. Turkey recently has gained power to take over companies, if they don't comply with their order (temporary, State
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by buraktamturk 10y ago
except you have to move the rest of the data when you edit the document or you can fragment the data but the old data will still be on memory / memory mapped file / file.
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by buraktamturk 10y ago
The same company also cheats on issuance date to support SHA1 signatures. I heard it on HN on another topic. Edit: source https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mozilla.dev.security... Incident 2 ---------- In J

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