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haxxorfreak
11mo ago
I love the hard drive sound emulation! I find that modern restorations of vintage hardware using SD cards to emulate drives are missing an important part of the nostalgic experience when they just start up completely silently.
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haxxorfreak
2y ago
Yes, assuming the label of who is a “criminal” is fair. There is always the risk of a society or government changing that definition after they have the data and it’s too late to go back.
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haxxorfreak
3y ago
Microsoft is doing a surprisingly good job with their Sentinel SIEM. The sweetener is they give you free ingestion on most of your Office 365/Azure logs which can add up if you’re shipping out to another platform. Makes it attractive f
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haxxorfreak
3y ago
I think they made an error converting cents to dollars, I just checked BC Hydro's rate and it's actually $0.0959 CAD (9.59 cents ) for the first 1,350 kWh in a month (Step 1) then raises to $0.1422 after that (Step 2).[1] [1] ht
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haxxorfreak
4y ago
AADInternals[0] is an excellent set of PowerShell modules for pentesting and performing recon against Azure AD as both an outsider[1] and for someone who has been invited to a tenant. It has similar functionality integrated for discovering
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haxxorfreak
4y ago
I have it working on an RX 6800, used the scripts from this repo[0] to build a docker image that has ROCm drivers and PyTorch installed. I'm running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS as the host OS, didn't have to touch anything beyond the basic D
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haxxorfreak
4y ago
If you're running an Apple Silicon Mac you can get an early build of Teams osx-arm64 from the exploration build link listed here.[0] I've been running a daily build for a few weeks and it's noticeably better than the Intel bu
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haxxorfreak
4y ago
I recently used the T-Mobile Prepaid eSIM app to setup an eSIM with a one-month pre-paid plan for a trip to the US on an iPhone and it was a surprisingly smooth process. Maybe the post-paid plans are more convoluted due to legacy billing re
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haxxorfreak
5y ago
If you only need to run Aperture I've had good success using Retroactive[1] on my M1 Max machine running Monterrey to patch it to run under Rosetta. Almost everything works fine except anything tied to iCloud and some of the video and
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haxxorfreak
5y ago
I had no idea about this, really handy! Quick question, is there a reason the -k (--insecure) flag is included? I imagine that https://domains.google.com would use a cert trusted by curl so it seems unnecessary and adds a risk t
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haxxorfreak
6y ago
I'm optimistic and while the constant references to ARM as "Apple Silicon" make it sounds proprietary I see it as an example of Apple following Jobs' goal of "skating to where the puck will be". Microsoft is to
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haxxorfreak
6y ago
I use a 15" 2018 MacBook Pro with the six-core i9 at work and Turbo Boost Switcher[1] has been my favourite discovery. It lets you disable the turbo boost function of the processor which means the fans never spin up and the battery las
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haxxorfreak
7y ago
Aperture is actually a 64-bit app but it depends on some system frameworks that weren't migrated to 64-bit and dropped in Catalina. It's possible to get it running in 10.15 by removing the references to those frameworks, it breaks
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haxxorfreak
8y ago
So sad that they’re discontinuing Neopan ACROS 100 this fall too. It’s still my favourite “modern” emulsion as it has a beautiful tone curve and amazing dynamic range if developed properly.
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haxxorfreak
10y ago
Control + F7 (Fn + Ctrl + F7 if you're on a MBP or using the wireless keyboard) Toggles on highlighting for all UI elements so you can Tab / Shift-Tab through them. It's usually the first thing I do when I touch a new Mac.
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haxxorfreak
10y ago
I have the same Early 2009 octa-core model and have done a few upgrades here and there and I have to say I find the system nearly as responsive as the new 2016 MacBook Pro I use at work. The first thing I added was a CalDigit FASTA-6GU3 SAT
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haxxorfreak
10y ago
I do almost every day in my (circa 2007) car which has a 3.5mm aux jack and no Bluetooth. There are lighter-plug Bluetooth receivers that have an analog out specifically for cars, I'll likely have to buy one of I end up getting the 7.
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haxxorfreak
12y ago
Really nice and easy to follow, I love the clear audio and well cropped screencasts. The transcripts and documentation is just the cherry on top. Might I ask what you are using for the screen recording and editing workflow? I'm doing s
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haxxorfreak
12y ago
I don't see a Solaris build on the download page but it's listed next to the download button on the home page, am I just missing something?
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haxxorfreak
13y ago
OCR'd and searchable version: https://www.dropbox.com/s/szjkt48tt0rlhpi/UlbrichtCriminalCo...
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haxxorfreak
13y ago
Many shows were shot on 35mm film and then telecined to tape for editing and FX. Updating it to HD would mean going back to the camera negatives, figuring out which portions were used in which cuts, scanning it, re-conforming all the cuts a
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haxxorfreak
13y ago
Not that I condone the NSA's practices in any way but it's interesting to think of how some of this data might serve as a historical record of our daily lives in the future. Never before have there been such detailed records of pu
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haxxorfreak
13y ago
I can't reproduce the issue on a first-gen MacBookPro10,1 2.3GHz connected to an Apple Cinema Display 27" (over mini-DP) Apple recently swapped my LG LCD panel to a new Samsung one for ghosting but I'm in clamshell mode.
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haxxorfreak
13y ago
Yes, the keychain is encrypted with your OS X user login password and only unlocked on login. I imagine this will still be the case as Apple mentioned AES256 encryption on their iCloud Keychain slide, though they could change it to use your
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haxxorfreak
14y ago
This is probably relevant: 1. Download VNC Viewer for Google Chrome to a Windows, Mac OS X, UNIX, or Linux computer, or to a Chromebook or Chromebox with an Intel processor (support for ARM processors coming soon).
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haxxorfreak
14y ago
At least for $29 you can get the Thunderbolt-GigE adapter, I keep one attached to the patch cable in my bag. I appreciate the speed and flexibility of TB and think it will pick up momentum as more and more people end up with ultraportables
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haxxorfreak
14y ago
AdBlock in MobileSafari is also nice
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haxxorfreak
14y ago
I was really hoping someone had a built a replica of the Logic Memory Center complete with illuminatied Perspex "logic modules" or whatever they're called.
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haxxorfreak
14y ago
Until you need to login from a different machine, forget the -p flag and get yourself blacklisted. :)
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haxxorfreak
14y ago
And it makes the fans on my rMBP go nuts
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