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kuroguro
6y ago
Having people is a step before that.
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Reminds me of the 2+2 poker hand evaluator - they basically built an insanely fast giant lookup table that fit in ~100megs of ram IIRC. The main idea was to do monte-carlo simulations and give you your odds of winning at any point in the ga
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kuroguro
6y ago
> Caffeine Fiend Phahaha, that's amazing. I'm stealing that.
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6y ago
Took me a bit to figure out why Intel was researching mortal psychotherapists, lol.
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kuroguro
6y ago
Either that or people with more serious symptoms have other things to worry about and don't notice/report it. Additional research required.
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6y ago
If you use any modern framework you're mostly covered. SQLi gets handled by ORM and XSS by the templating system which should be "secure" by default. SQLi has been made harder to pull off in the language itself too as all DB
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6y ago
Had a weird bug where the whole page was flickering while it was drawing. A reload fixed it. On latest FF/Win. Not sure what the cause was.
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Checkra1n – Jailbreak for iPhone 5s though iPhone X, iOS 12.3 and up
(checkra.in)
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6y ago
He probably A/B tested it :)
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6y ago
But surely Monty Python was named after the snake species?
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6y ago
Not only that, even if you manage to get decent profits uncaught, you'd still have to launder it to buy any large purchases like cars / houses etc without raising suspicion from the tax authorities.
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As far as I can tell it's supposed to be an evil AI that is educating/brainwashing you. If you keep drawing penises you can piss it off. So yes, the site is expecting you to draw some.
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6y ago
Yeah, I still wouldn't call it password recovery. Btw konboot-cd is awesome for resetting/bypassing windows passwords (not free tho).
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6y ago
It's an inside joke of the (western) anime community - cute anime girls == "waifus", as in you'd like to marry her. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Waifu I'm guessing the author want
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How to Make an N95 Mask [video]
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
If I read it correctly, the mobile app first connects to the store page on http, which then gets redirected to the https version by their server. So probably a typo / misconfiguration in the app. The store itself uses https everywhere.
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Windows Hypervisor Benchmarks (2019)
(xioustic.com)
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7y ago
You can gain some speed by repeatedly jumping btw.
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There used to be "imports" for HTML5 but they deprecated it for some reason. https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/webcomponents/import... https://caniuse.com/#feat=imports
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> You can't have bitcoin if miners don't run their nodes. If there's less miners the mining difficulty goes down. If there's _really_ no miners left, you can mine alone on an old laptop AFAIK. For mining to completely
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One "downside" is having to run the local bridge application that proxies / decrypts your emails if you want a regular desktop client (say thunderbird) connect to it. Other than that haven't had any problems. Also the an
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7y ago
I've beaten tetris. Twice!
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7y ago
+1 for pun :)
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If you're not afraid of breaching Google's ToS you can load Google tiles directly with leaflet. The tiles themselves have no API key requirement. Obviously not a proper solution both legally and technically as the routes are undoc
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Writing in that style is not that hard, I do something similar if I need to make a prototype of something. The short variable and function names really save time as long as you remember what is what. Reading or debugging it even a week late
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7y ago
I believe that was sarcasm ^^;
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"Die Man" sounds like a horrible title tho.
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7y ago
Or watch a talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pSH8kElmM4
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7y ago
Anything that needs a higher degree of anonymity - some legitimate uses may be whistle-blowing, protest organizing, preventing an oppressive govt from spying on you etc. Reporters or agents in foreign countries might find it useful as well.
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There are going to be hundreds or thousands more, possibly outside of their code. They are easy to introduce in your code, fairly easy to find and hard to fix. It's more of an idea or PoC on how to write cheats than a specific exploit.
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