k_roy

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by k_roy 11y ago
Pretending like it doesn't exist doesn't serve anyone though. Especially when approached from a historical context, I think it's a disservice to pretend like it never happened.
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by k_roy 11y ago
Looks like it's maybe uBlock Origin that is blocking (versus just uBlock)
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by k_roy 11y ago
UBlock is actually blocking all of SF
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by k_roy 12y ago
Oh I definitely have nothing bad to say about Haxe. I was mostly just referring about some of the external libraries that never made the jump over from legacy, which could be indicative of developers jumping ship. You make a great point; ju
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by k_roy 12y ago
We recently adopted it to provide a sane base to our Javascript. Personally, I LOVE it. It's cleaned up our code so much. My problem with it is that it seems to have gone somewhat stale. It's been almost a year since the last u
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by k_roy 12y ago
I hate this stuff. They are trying to make it more secure by forcing you to mix it up a bit, but they end up making it less secure. Quite a few people are going to follow the "recipe" exactly. It's just like a few of the ban
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by k_roy 12y ago
Sadly not surprising. All the other stuff aside, they really do have a massive target on their forehead
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by k_roy 12y ago
If it's a Smart TV, then chances are it has a type of "App Store" for it. There are TONS of apps for my Samsung TV. That means if a credible Netflix competitor does pop up, it'll probably be supported long before some
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by k_roy 12y ago
Chromecast is great, but it would be nice to have a somewhat standalone device to do everything, rather than needing a smartphone, computer, Plex server, etc.
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by k_roy 12y ago
I have multiple Rokus in the house, LT, 2 and 3, and they all seem really prone to crashing and lockups. But that's only been recently. They used to be rock solid. I dig all this stuff though, so I bought one (and a couple of Matchs
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by k_roy 12y ago
Got those too. I've been transferring my portfolio out of there slowly for the last few weeks, but that was the final straw.
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by k_roy 12y ago
Ahh, yep. The POC was definitely from server to client, not the other way around. A huge concern for Linux laptops then.
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by k_roy 12y ago
As others have mentioned, OSX is immune from the DHCP side. Even then, at least the exploit for DHCP I saw manifests on the SERVER, not the client. When you are in a coffee shop, you are the client not the server. That means you would be
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by k_roy 12y ago
This is a really good point. This could easily turn from something that is a remote exploit to some sort of OS independent malware/worm.
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by k_roy 12y ago
I may be wrong here, but I'm pretty sure as long as you aren't running any network services, you are probably ok. This is a big deal because it's remotely exploitable. But it's only exploitable remotely if you are runni
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by k_roy 12y ago
I have too. If you've never installed and peeked at TempleOS, it's worth it. In my opinion, it's an amazing balance of a whole lot of genius speckled with madness.