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by meibo 5y ago
Surely no single celled organism built a spaceship or other launch system to go into space because it wanted to do so? The ability of humans to willingly create the technology to do it is what counts, in this case.
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by meibo 5y ago
What confuses me about this is that no one else found it? Being somewhat experienced at game networking and writing server code with this type of exploit(e.g. sending a packet to do something at the other end of the map and processing the r
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by meibo 5y ago
That's a fair point, but doesn't change the fact that it remained there after the code review that was surely(?) made after implementing blast door. Especially for image parsing APIs, considering they've always been the britt
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by meibo 5y ago
And still, in 2021, after so many exploits, realizing the futility of trying to fix these bugs and adding their "blast door" process, some Apple dev calls image parsing code where it doesn't belong. The people that are suppos
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by meibo 5y ago
Yes, this is common in modern sets. Quite a few have the color puke shining through, even if it's fully assembled, which is a common complaint.
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by meibo 5y ago
Yes, if you don't provide a correct token that is calculated in heavily obfuscated javascript, the CDN will throttle you to kilobyte/s levels, basically making it impossible to watch anything real-time. The common way to deal with
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by meibo 5y ago
There may not be, but it's a pain in the ass. To strip Kindle books, you need to use an outdated Kindle PC client that uses an old encryption and may or may not break at any point in time, stop it from updating, track down some shifty
338.
by meibo 5y ago
Even if you were to find the data somewhere, GitHub grew a lot after MS and added a lot of features, including the now most popular CI, so it's not a great comparison.
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by meibo 5y ago
Maybe they meant the death sentence for the team of scientists working on coronavirus research at the Wuhan virology lab, that surely must have had to make some kind of statement to the Chinese state if it did exist. I’m sure they have the
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by meibo 5y ago
There's also a lot of funny combinations that use three emoji, which you can't do with this page, if anyone's using Gboard already they should definitely give it a go :)
341.
by meibo 5y ago
How is this going to work? You can't replace cameras, screens or batteries on modern iPhones without the OS falling apart or breaking a sweat until they are re-signed to the phone by Apple, will they patch that out?
342.
by meibo 5y ago
Yeah, there's no scopes. Kind of a bad idea, imo, even if you wouldn't be able to read previously encrypted messages. Something like this really needs spec support, to have home servers act as an auth provider + points to the UI t
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by meibo 5y ago
Also, small java feature phone games! Was always a highlight when someone was "traded" a brand new feature phone game from another school, and it spread through ours within a day.
344.
by meibo 5y ago
Sounds like you’re doing it to yourself. There’s options, they’re just not as comfortable.
345.
by meibo 5y ago
Something that is mentioned here and not on the main page: the devices form a mesh network and can relay messages between each other. Seems strange, feels like a pretty big selling point.
346.
by meibo 5y ago
The German version is more clear, "automatic query" is translated more literally as "automatic callback", by which I assume is meant that the device requests retransmission in case of an error.
347.
by meibo 5y ago
I'm not. The 7 day timeout is very annoying and the windows server is spotty, due to the need to have iCloud + iTunes installed. And to periodically reinstall them when it decides that it's time to break.
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by meibo 5y ago
The APIs are not restricted, but are now rate-limited to make inference of information like this very hard. https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/sensors/sensors_o...
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by meibo 5y ago
They also have quite a bit of useful Middleware nowadays, like Steam Input and Audio, which are both great. Their controller wrapper obsoleted all of the messy third party tools you used to need on Windows, and they have a sharing platform
350.
by meibo 5y ago
They're really just doing it to themselves at this point. When will public opinion tip over in a way that keeps people from putting money into scam crypto?
351.
by meibo 5y ago
No way we can stop this now - even with a New Zero Carbon breakthrough, like fusion. The people and entities that could fix this just don't have the incentives. See you all in 2050 in our CO2-filtered bedrooms :) Live your lives, folks
352.
by meibo 5y ago
Don't you guys have phones?
353.
by meibo 5y ago
I believe financial crime like this is far easier to be "on terms" with, if you're already in a system/team that condones it, since it has no direct victims. X Bank and AdTech startup Y might hurt, but there's no re
354.
by meibo 5y ago
ActiveX was always signed, like regular binaries - if MS's Windows signing key leaks they probably have bigger problems.
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by meibo 5y ago
Setting up a local dev env is easier than ever on Windows. WSL, tooling, the new terminal, it's all there.
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by meibo 5y ago
I'm in a similar situation, I started studying during covid prime time and I'm now in my third semester with absolutely 0 friends/no support group. Up to now, I've never had any events in person. Some classes are in pers
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by meibo 5y ago
You probably underestimate how hard it is to escape their "watchful eye". It would have to be at night and covert, it would only work for a very small amount of people at once, and the Taliban would notice and make sure that it do
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by meibo 5y ago
NPM/any package manager should not let you upload/manage packages with more than 1k downloads a month without 2FA. It's a liability and this is bound to happen.
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by meibo 5y ago
.NET MAUI is all of the same, but tied together with Xamarin and a new name. You probably won't find anything exciting there.
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by meibo 5y ago
If you were to continue reading, you would be informed that many of the non-web languages don't have the same support in this version, since it can't run native language servers/any extensions that use OS-level APIs.

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