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gynvael
4mo ago
Hahaha thank you, if needed we have a few more options. For now I'm sticking to it since it's familiar territory for me.
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gynvael
4mo ago
That might be something at Google Cloud ingress then. We're not blocking on IP level (we have some other stuff, but it shouldn't interfere with Tor).
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gynvael
4mo ago
Wait, you're getting blocked trying to download Paged Out!? This most likely is a problem with your ISP, not with the zine's server. Check with them first.
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gynvael
4mo ago
Actually the title is what doesn't change, not the page number. I.e. the object manager has a mapping where a given object (article) is in memory (on what page, pun intended). So you have to go through the object manager to resolve the
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gynvael
4mo ago
It should be available on lulu until the end of the week. We're running QA on it still.
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gynvael
4mo ago
What you've described is the printed version of Phrack!
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gynvael
4mo ago
Sorry, we moved this. It's on page 37 now - "Hardware" section works better for this one than "Food for thought". https://pagedout.institute/webview.php?issue=9&page=37&artic...
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gynvael
4mo ago
Ahaha thank you for this comment, it's peak internet meme culture. Made my day :D
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gynvael
6mo ago
Actually, I do think I'm right ;) There are two layers two this. On the formal, C and C++ standard lawyering layer, UB can have any result. I of course agree with this as per my previous comment. However, the compilers are an actual im
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gynvael
6mo ago
Haha this comment is spot on :)
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gynvael
6mo ago
This is true. What's also true, is that if that smart name works in cybersec, they'll feel right at home :) (this is related to my other comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48140821 )
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gynvael
6mo ago
Yeah, like left-to-right as in JS for example.
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gynvael
6mo ago
Hey! Author here :) I'm going top-to-bottom through comments, and there was a similar question, so I'll link my answer here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48140821 (TL;DR: you are right, but there's an
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gynvael
6mo ago
Hey! Author here :) So let me start by saying that that blog post was written was 15 years ago and I don't even remember the details of it and what I've written there. But, I have a hot-take on this topic you've touched on! F
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gynvael
7mo ago
This sounds like a Paged Out article ;)
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gynvael
9mo ago
I don't think that's fully accurate (full-disclosure: I've done the technical review for this article). First, as for "serialization" vs "deserialization", it can be argued that the word "serializatio
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9mo ago
I thought about it (quite a lot actually), but eventually came to conclusion that this would end up being misleading and widely misinterpreted. For example, one could argue that running a modern grammar checker over an article and based on
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gynvael
9mo ago
I think we should try. We'll have to figure out how to mark it so that it's clear it's a work of fiction, though on the other hand it might be obvious. Anyway, submit it :)
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gynvael
9mo ago
Haha don't worry, Aga is a human, and so is the rest of the crew :). It's just an internal joke from simpler times.
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gynvael
9mo ago
You're right. In general when selecting articles we assume that the reader is an expert in some field(s), but not necessarily in the field covered by this article. As such, things which are simple for an expert in the specific domain,
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gynvael
9mo ago
TIL :D
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gynvael
9mo ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I wouldn't mind having such articles in PO! tbh - let me think what can we do about it (or rather: let me pass this to the rest of the team so they think about it too).
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gynvael
9mo ago
PoC||GTFO is the GOAT
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gynvael
9mo ago
Ah, no, sorry, no polyglots there yet. We'll get there one day, but so far our tooling doesn't allow for it yt.
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9mo ago
This goes to the "fix me" list. We're planning a rebuild in the next few days anyway, so it should get fixed then.
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9mo ago
Whoops. Looking into it. EDIT: Fixed. It wasn't the tags - it was a trailing space we had in the "database". I honestly though I've handled that case, but apparently not .
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gynvael
11mo ago
From yesterday's PO! thread [1] [2]: - https://phrack.org/ - https://tmpout.sh/ - https://www.hugi.scene.org/ - https://lainzine.org/archive - https://intel
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11mo ago
It's in progress, but we need to rebuild all older issues (to include publisher information on the editorial page as requested by the Swiss ISSN authority). And, because some of them were made when we still had the old build engine, th
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gynvael
11mo ago
A surprisingly common misconception about Paged Out! is that we have some super strict acceptance policy. In reality we almost never reject articles and try to work with authors to improve them if there's any need for that ;) But if yo
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gynvael
11mo ago
Thanks! Do you mean https://increment.com/programming-languages/ ? Huh, I never heard about it before - thanks for mentioning it! :)
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