kuroguro

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by kuroguro 3y ago
mouse middle button seems to work in ff
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by kuroguro 3y ago
Wouldn't the x86 SHA extensions be as good as an ASIC? You can get a lot of chips for relatively cheap.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
The sad thing is there are certain IR wavelengths that are a lot less affected by the sun and nobody bothered to check for an outdoor product...
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by kuroguro 3y ago
You can find some on lowendbox.com Some go for ~$10/yr tho I wouldnt put anything important there.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
There's some bias as topics like these are often on top of HN. Extrapolate the 2 or 3 people you've met to all the programmers in the world - that's how you get some amazing in depth blog posts every other week.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
I think we have the glowing part https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/1997/lab-mice-glow-wh...
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by kuroguro 3y ago
It's warp speed
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by kuroguro 3y ago
In case anyone wants to play it for the first time - I would probably go with the Black Mesa remake for some shinier graphics and improved end levels.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
I think it means "not streaming" - ie the whole compressed/uncompressed buffer has to be held in memory.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
> from a group of randos with not even full names Somehow I'd trust a group of randos more than most corporations
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by kuroguro 3y ago
It does seem to be for the more expensive diamondclean series tho I guess the brush checking would be similar. Didn't find any decryption in the APK, it just transfers it as is. Must be hidden inside the firmware as well. I don't
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by kuroguro 3y ago
I suppose you could write a few line wrapper that panics :) But yeah, most of the time I don't even want to think which allocator to use let alone handle it's errors.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
The app has the firmware embedded in it (resources/assets/firmware), not sure if it actually downloads a newer one or if it updates with the app. It does seem to be encrypted or compressed somehow tho.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
Our uni's CS students kept an online catalogue of past exams/answers/cheat-sheets so it was somewhat democratic for it's time :) Tho I guess you had to know it exists to find it first.
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by kuroguro 3y ago
/s ?
46.
by kuroguro 3y ago
So if a Belgian hacker is researching a Belgian company and a single server happens to be outside of Belgium territory, they're suddenly breaking the law?
47.
by kuroguro 3y ago
> the MNIST link requires authentication doesn't ask for auth for me?
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by kuroguro 3y ago
Yeah, only works if you've visited that image before.
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by kuroguro 4y ago
Lol, there's a "broken" image in the footer that claims your IP for ipv4.games http://ipv4.games/user.html?name=jart
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by kuroguro 4y ago
I wonder if it could be bot farms ramping up or shutting down. The numbers do seem too high for that tho.
51.
by kuroguro 4y ago
It does seem ironic on first glance but it's pretty much unavoidable getting some vulns in a large project. In fact if you're reversing malware that might be actively trying to sabotage that, it's a good thing they've pu
52.
by kuroguro 4y ago
Now tell it to make some paperclips.
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by kuroguro 4y ago
I'm not the author btw, not sure if he'll read this. There seems to be contact info on the site tho.
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InjectGPT: The most polite exploit ever(blog.luitjes.it)
5 points by kuroguro 4y ago|2 comments
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by kuroguro 4y ago
With 3 minutes left I'd imagine there would be quite a bit of chaos. Do all the players know these rules? Do they understand why the opponents made an own goal? Have all of them figured out that an own goal is the optimal play now? Wou
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by kuroguro 4y ago
Huh.. wh-.. no I did a bit of digging (first)! [0] Could be a coincidence. Either way the explanation here is way better and more detailed ^^; [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35253970
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by kuroguro 4y ago
Aimbots are already too effective, I doubt this changes much.
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by kuroguro 4y ago
For android it was a backwards incompatible, undocumented API change [0]. For windows it just looks like the UWP API is complicated enough that you can footgun yourself. For ex OpenAsync+DataWriter would do it as the default behavior [1]. [
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by kuroguro 4y ago
That definition would apply to almost anything software produces ^^; We can already have different licenses for compiled binaries vs the source. Also the output of ML seems to belong to whoever pressed the generate button atm.
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by kuroguro 4y ago
65B is ~120GB. All of them combined with the smaller versions is ~220GB.

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