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by madmod 4y ago
In mobile Safari 15.6 the page crashes when I open the menu on the right.
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by madmod 4y ago
Genuinely curious what is the purpose of pointing out the size of the page in the title?
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by madmod 4y ago
I made a guide to get line output from the Symphonisk two years ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/sonos/comments/dkrui0/cheaper_sonos... I already had a whole home amplifier and wanted to use some of my AVRs
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by madmod 4y ago
I wonder how lockdown mode affects apps that use WKWebView? (Not SFWebView which afaik is supposed to be more like the Safari app with things like password manager support.) Eg would this break a WebRTC meeting in a native app?
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by madmod 4y ago
Got mine about a month ago and love it! The unleashed firmware is easy to install and you can get some De Bruijn sequence files for messing with 443Mhz garages and gates like the old OpenSesame by Sammy Kamkar. I can’t wait to see what plug
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by madmod 4y ago
You lost me at VGA… seriously what decade is it? Doesnt come close to competing with the dual HDMI of the pi 400.
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by madmod 4y ago
You can stretch a window across multiple monitors if you uncheck “displays have separate spaces” in mission control settings. It fixes most of the problems in this post. I run five monitors at 4k 60Hz every day with my max spec mbp. Four ar
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by madmod 4y ago
Tried to sign up but nothing happened after agreeing to the tos. Couldn't log in either. Needs some feedback in a failure state at minimum.
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by madmod 5y ago
Is it possible that this person may have some form of multiple personality disorder?
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by madmod 5y ago
This sounds like good advice but the writer clearly has a lot more flexibility in their schedule than the average person.
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by madmod 5y ago
Margin is generally more desirable than padding imo. Component/element knows the content it contains and uses margins to require a minimum amount of spacing. It avoids the need to make decisions on the spacing between every combination
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by madmod 5y ago
This should be called ring -1 access. Or maybe -2 since IME is a thing sometimes.
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by madmod 5y ago
RIP. Well it was fun while it lasted.
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by madmod 5y ago
Good satire. Code can be art too. Everyone here is taking this way too seriously.
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by madmod 5y ago
In high school I reverse engineered my school grading system portal (Skyward) and made an app to help me prioritize assignments by their impact on my GPA. In the process I found that there were almost no permissions enforced. I made a typo
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by madmod 5y ago
Yeah what happens when someone abuses this for easy “untraceable” swatting. What if the next iOS malware uploaded some CSAM hashes to iCloud unless you pay 5 btc in the next 24 hours?
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by madmod 7y ago
Somehow I got a few self starter cards but after one task they disappeared.
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by madmod 8y ago
As someone who first had carpal tunnel symptoms at the age of eight I have spent a fair amount of time on this problem. Check the temperature of your working environment. Cold joints can be the cause of or exacerbate various issues. Wearing
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by madmod 9y ago
My friend and I converted an old organ pedal board to digital using some magnets, reed switches, and an arduino. Mounting the reed switches on foam board was a fast easy hack. It did require a real organ seat though because of the length of
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by madmod 9y ago
Wow that is a very interesting approach!
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by madmod 9y ago
It’s possible to modify the firmware of the camera to disable the LED. Sorry I can’t remember the source.
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by madmod 9y ago
It's because someone couldn't Slack the ops team. XD
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by madmod 9y ago
100 years from now maybe github will be the new geosites. Or maybe my great great grandkids can review that PR I made today.
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by madmod 9y ago
Update: It looks like the General answer is no, these attacks require interaction with the client at the time of exploitation to defeat the crypto. (I could be totally wrong however as I don’t understand the crypto.) Update 2: Apparently an
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by madmod 9y ago
I understand that the info to answer my question may not be public yet. I would greatly appreciate an an answer by someone who can explain when it is. If an attacker had recorded encrypted WiFi traffic in the past and then performed one of
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by madmod 9y ago
Out of context quote. Refuted by NASA: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/new...
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by madmod 10y ago
Good catch. My bet is that because s3.amazonaws.com originally referred to the only region (us-east-1) the service that resolves the bucket region automatically is really hosted in us-east-1. I think AWS recommends using the region in the U
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by madmod 10y ago
If you do choose to bring your main device it's a good idea to enable the "erase after x failed passcode attempts" option so that you can erase it without unlocking. Also instead of deleting your whole os you could just delet
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by madmod 10y ago
I use this technique extensively in several production systems. As others have mentioned having an expiration policy is a good idea. Also you can mitigate charges from malicious activity by using rate limits on the signing endpoint. (API ga
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by madmod 11y ago
Judging by the fact that their status page is still up I'd say that the service is pretty independent of the rest of the site. If my one-liner gets popular enough to do damage to Github when China can't then I will be extremely pr

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