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by jdefr89 3y ago
As Vulnerability Research is my area of expertise we are finding new attack vectors all the time. Remember with new technology and abstraction you introduce new potential security issues that can be used to subvert other means of protection
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by jdefr89 3y ago
That is not true. All studies have shown they are only neurotoxic if abused and by abused I mean taking nearly 10x of a normal dose. At that level Of abuse anything is neurotoxic.
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by jdefr89 3y ago
As someone who’s been on this stuff for most their life… You aren’t doubling your intellect with Adderall. In fact most tests show that neurotypical people taking stimulants only see a moderate (a couple points on the test) increase. The dr
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by jdefr89 3y ago
Indeed. It’s created a system where everyone’s scared. So those who need it legitimately often cannot get it. Which honestly is a false sense of security at this point as it’s easier to get these drugs on the street rather than legitimately
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by jdefr89 3y ago
This brought a damn tear to my eye. The Internet was so damn cool back in the late 90s and early 2000s…
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by jdefr89 3y ago
I must say I am impressed with how far Cutter had come. I will need to try it out again. I am partial to BinaryNinja because it is written by folks I was colleagues with.
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by jdefr89 3y ago
It’s true that AI has seen many advancements before a “harsh winter” comes along. You’re correct this is sensationalized, and also, some of these technologies have indeed been in use for decades. But, the Transformer model used by the new p
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by jdefr89 3y ago
Windows supplies an API call, SendInput() I believe lol. You can write a script in a couple minutes.
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by jdefr89 3y ago
Id much rather see a PoC…
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by jdefr89 3y ago
I am sorry but what can ChatGPT do that a couple of minutes of googling couldn’t solved? Write half hearted essays that all contain the same phrase?
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by jdefr89 3y ago
Security Researcher here. There could be lots of reasons for this. Do you have any more header information? It is hard to tell with what you have provided. Either way I would still report it to them so they can take a closer look.
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by jdefr89 3y ago
Yes but it is basic in the sense that it’s one of the first couple algorithms/data structs mostly everyone has been exposed to. Many knowing what they are and the general principle of how and why they work. That is exactly my point tho
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by jdefr89 3y ago
I agree it isn’t but the point I was trying to make is that when you have to do something from scratch, on your own, even if it’s simple, it can be a challenge. My example was poor because I am typing fast sitting in a car parking lot and I
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by jdefr89 3y ago
This is super misleading and sort of ambiguous. Are they claiming they eliminated any side channel information that can be used? I am confused here. The problem is anyone can collect various side channel information and use it as Meta data…
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by jdefr89 3y ago
When it comes to programming we are all self learners because no one teaches you how to write the software you might want to write… Getting taught merely means getting exposed to. The real teaching of something happens when you do it on you
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by jdefr89 3y ago
He probably isn’t that bad. He just has imposter syndrome most likely… He is assuming people sit down and write things like web browsers in a single, linear sitting. You don’t write any nontrivial software easily if you’re doing something n
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by jdefr89 3y ago
The author says he struggled with concepts that are “easy” or supposed to be. In my experience of coding since 6th grade and having been in the industry for quite some time, it’s difficult to say something is supposed to be “easy” or “hard”
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by jdefr89 3y ago
I mean.. I live in Philadelphia. Drugs aren’t legal here and our issues with dangerous drugs far exceed Portugal’s… So, how is criminalizing going to help again? Maybe the only issue is deeper? Depression is at an all time high. People are
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by jdefr89 3y ago
Google poppy seed tea. You will find plenty of poppy seed vendors lols
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by jdefr89 4y ago
I too am surprised. The author generally writes clean code, most of it seems to rely heavily on libC… I am confused…
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by jdefr89 4y ago
I am confused. Having gone over quite a bit of the authors C code on GitHub, it seems he uses libC quite often. I read/follow his blog posts; most are well written and insightful. His code is rather elegant as well, making his code bas
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by jdefr89 4y ago
Ever wanted to look inside of a CPU executing code? http://visual6502.org/JSSim/index.html
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by jdefr89 4y ago
Do you really thing a company of that size has snippets of code that are reasonable to sift through and make that determination? You realize you'd have to parse through millions of lines of code.. Furthermore, Elon Musk cannot code him
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by jdefr89 4y ago
I thought I was the only one… I find ARM to be quite cumbersome and odd. I wouldn’t call it RISC by any means when it comes down the pragmatists, at least not in the traditional sense. I think its popularity stemmed from its energy efficien
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by jdefr89 5y ago
You going to tell us what exactly your calling is?
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by jdefr89 5y ago
China does do all of those things, it just denies their involvement. How many Uyghur's are in captivity right now?
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by jdefr89 5y ago
Doesn't come in waves, it's alway there. You only hear about it in waves...
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by jdefr89 5y ago
Are you saying China isn't constantly monitoring their population? Are they not the dystopian dictatorship they pretend not to be? I am not so sure I can be convinced when they literally tell citizens how long they can and cannot play
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by jdefr89 5y ago
Words can deceive but behaviors never lie. I am inclined to believe what the West has to say about China, because China behaves in a way that gives veracity to many of the claims made by others about China, and what they are/aren'
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by jdefr89 5y ago
BinaryNinja... Switch to that.

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