chinpokomon

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by chinpokomon 3y ago
I present to you, Smallest Federated Wiki: http://fed.wiki.org/view/welcome-visitors
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by chinpokomon 7y ago
> Process Hacker allows you to execute program as user of any specified process, ex: create cmd.exe as IIS APPPOOL\app. Very useful for debugging access issues. I didn't find any other method to do this. Sysinternals PsExec will. It
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
The second generation iPhone was the first as you know them today. The first was a glorified iPod Touch with a cellular radio stack. In fact, aside from the better touch-friendly screen, the iPhone was a step backwards from Windows CE/
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
How does Clojure or ClojureScript do as they are built on top of JVM/CLR or JavaScript? I'm assuming that since they fall back to many of the primitives of their respective runtimes that they use their implementations.
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
If you could, it would create an attack vector. From a security point, it's the right way to do things.
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
FTA, it sounds like a natural extension of the services they have already been building.
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
If society wasn't so prudish about naked bodies, it'd be less of a problem. It's one of those shoot the hostage situations. We could defuse a lot of our concerns if we'd relax our self imposed constraints and it would gi
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
As with many things, time has a way of changing our perspectives. No, Office formats would not have been competitive on earlier machines if they used a lexer/parser. Office documents weren't really documents in as much that they w
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
Ex post facto. It's been a "standard" long before the RFC, so there are many CSV documents which need to be read but don't confirm to the RFC spec. You should create a CSV writer that conforms, but your reader needs to s
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by chinpokomon 10y ago
Pretty much how I started cracking game copy protections in the late 80's/early 90's. I already owned the games I was cracking, it just became more interesting to me how these protections were implemented and how I'd def
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
It was still a little different. It isn't just about building the tools and making them run. It is the environment that comes with it so you can follow any number of recipes you find online to get your development environment up and ru
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
There are two entirely different narratives there when you view Java. Microsoft's implementation was a better, faster, and fully compliant JVM with what Sun was making. An application written for Sun's implementation ran on Micros
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
As is noted, this was from 2013. I've worked at MS on and off over the years. I only have my perspective, but it is a little different than the posting. While there are certainly things I wish were better, I'm actively doing my pa
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
This is important. It isn't the same as them possessing the key. They still require physical access and of course with physical access, all bets are off.
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Would UWA's be vulnerable? This seems like a good reason to abandon Win32 APIs anyway. If each process can be sandboxed from an executable's perspective, it should reduce the risk. If the number of UWP/UWA apps are the majori
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Miracast, Bluetooth, and Qi charging... Who needs a dock?
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Over my inanimate RealDoll™. Maybe you're right...
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
And all executable code must be signed by the register that licensed you, so the code that runs can be audited back to its creator. However, the Software Engineers Union will offer the developer some legal protection, as well as negotiating
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
I don't know that OLPC has been crushed, it had never had a capitalistic mission. The shareholders back home aren't demanding a particular volume is met.
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
How weird to think about only knowing English at that level. Even when I learned another language, it was conversational. I hadn't really given it a lot of thought about if you only knew the technical words. I can see how that would be
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
But even locked back then just meant, "locked for the typical user." We're getting to the point where like cars before us, we aren't working on Chevy small blocks anymore.
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Theological question? If you substitute AI with God, and ask people not to starve, don't people react in a similar way IRL?
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Remember when Google TV used to do that?
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
But you still can't use the Cast button from your phone to launch on those devices. My Xbox One shows me the option for YouTube videos, but nothing else. There isn't a one-stop option right now.
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Wasn't that because Apple wants 30% off all sales? Microsoft had a similar clash with Apple over Office for iOS. The apps were free, but if you wanted to buy a license to use them, you would have to purchase that license directly from
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
But for a day you could use Primecast. Amazon deliberately disabled that, so there isn't a technical reason they couldn't have resolved it.
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Are you familiar with Primecast? A third party reversed how Amazon authenticated its movies and for a day, you could actually cast the movies that your Prime subscription allowed, including rentals. It was no different than if you authentic
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
Wouldn't it be great if all cities had sun like that. In Seattle for a typical year, that would be how to wash them, not dry them.
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
I'm pretty sure Windows 7 compatibility mode just makes it so that when a program asks "What version of Windows am I running on?" the system will lie and say "Windows 7." The rest of the compatibility comes from shi
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by chinpokomon 11y ago
But the replacement part and send out the field service technician. Deere wants to own the service contract. As another example, I had a check engine light on my car. It was ~$500 to check the code fault and replace a sensor. If I had my ow

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