iokanuon

8 ms·

31.
by iokanuon 7y ago
So, if a Microsoft kernel developer doesn't follow the practice of not reading kernel code with an incompatible license, does that mean we can assume they don't follow it generally? Can we assume they take code from the Linux kern
32.
by iokanuon 7y ago
Seems to be, according to the creators of nothingprivate.ml: [1] [1]: https://github.com/gautamkrishnar/nothing-private/blob/maste...
33.
Why is Stack Overflow trying to start audio?(meta.stackoverflow.com)
909 points by iokanuon 7y ago|402 comments
34.
by iokanuon 7y ago
Yeah, it doesn't really matter as wine would just have to load the 32 bit libraries from a different location (say, /usr/lib/wine/lib32 instead of /usr/lib32). Also, Wine is not that kind of emulator. It p
35.
by iokanuon 8y ago
>* The complaint against "inline" is nonsense. The only thing inline impacts is function linkage. Literally nothing else. That's not actually true. At least in clang it lowers the threshold at which a function will become
36.
by iokanuon 8y ago
Is zoho.eu also affected by this?
37.
by iokanuon 8y ago
Maybe it's cloning all GitHub repos of a user to compute activity?
38.
by iokanuon 8y ago
In my opinion there is a much better solution. My European id card including its number used for authentication is valid for 10 years, and I can report is as lost or stolen. The same technique is already in use for debit and credit cards
39.
by iokanuon 8y ago
It's easy to find if you search for terminal emulators with low latency.
40.
by iokanuon 8y ago
In my experience its only an app-specific setting on Samsung devices. Their phones give you a prompt for disabling the setting "just this one time".
41.
by iokanuon 8y ago
You don't really need to "hack" to find vulnerabilities. As an extreme point, spotting your own username and password in a URL would not be considered hacking.
42.
by iokanuon 8y ago
Additionally, it has pretty much been a feature before, because tracking was used to implement the "live traffic" feature in Maps and create their WiFi AP to physical location database.
43.
by iokanuon 8y ago
Can we use this vulnerability to somehow disable the Intel ME on our own machines?
44.
by iokanuon 9y ago
If you're using Chrome on Android, turn up "Text Scaling" and enable "Force Zoom" in the Accessibility section in Chrome settings. I can zoom to my heart's content now, and everything is readable from a distanc
45.
by iokanuon 9y ago
The worst anti-feature of it seems to be when you enable enable the Force zoom accessibility option. Trying to zoom on blogspot images always activates this useless feature.
46.
by iokanuon 9y ago
I don't think it works that way. After 48 hours, a package is transferred to the nearest InPost POP , where you can retrieve it within 3 days.
47.
by iokanuon 10y ago
You do it like that and just hope people won't abuse it.
48.
by iokanuon 10y ago
It is getting feedback, you can correct its results.
49.
by iokanuon 10y ago
Yeah, but someone could "write a GUI interface that uses the vim text editing language underneath" using neovim. It's one of its main selling points. https://github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/Plugin
50.
by iokanuon 10y ago
There's something weird happenning here with that subdomain. I've just tried using that domain to access facebook on my android phone a couple of times, it was redirecting me to https://mobile.facebook.com/?_rdr e
51.
by iokanuon 10y ago
Try the Tree Style Tab addon for Firefox. Managing 100+ tabs in Firefox is a breeze. I can't bring myself to use Chrome now.
52.
by iokanuon 10y ago
AdAway's Android host file seems to block it just fine, you don't even need a fancy adblock plugin.
53.
by iokanuon 10y ago
But in comparasion with MS systems, escaping strings for unix shells is very simple - just prepend and append an ' and change every ' into '\''
54.
by iokanuon 10y ago
So does youtube-mp3 by that logic. They don't store deleted youtube content.
55.
by iokanuon 10y ago
If you have it scripted in a vm, I think that you should set up a vps that turns on every month and runs it.
56.
by iokanuon 10y ago
3> has nothing to do with the code being OS, wherether or not a device is locked down is independent of that.
57.
by iokanuon 10y ago
It is. https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-hidden-service.html.en In how-to style: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/create-hidden-service-tor-site-...
58.
by iokanuon 10y ago
>The acronym "LWN" originally stood for Linux Weekly News; that name is no longer used because the site no longer covers exclusively Linux-related topics, and it has daily as well as weekly content. https://en.wikipe
59.
by iokanuon 10y ago
Google also tells you to add a second, "backup" number for two factor auth, or even more of them. It can be a landline, or a trusted person phone.
60.
by iokanuon 10y ago
There were initially no badges, the game existed for about a year without them.

More ›