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by no_time 4y ago
>the conversation usually ends up with people salivating over ways to pirate things. Really says a lot about your product if this is the reaction of your would-be customers. To me it sounds like people are voting with their wallets and w
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by no_time 4y ago
>banz0rzing lol I thought this is some new l33t slang Im out of the loop with. But in fact this comment is the only occurrence on google.
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by no_time 4y ago
Too bad the rp2040 doesn't have an external RAM interface. Would make for an excellent single chip, instant booting computer experience.
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by no_time 4y ago
Some guys are still releasing warez with the Razor1911 branding. Currently they are the only ones with a working (albeit wonky) Windows Store DRM crack.
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by no_time 4y ago
Ah the Tegra X1 bootrom exploit is the gift that just keeps on giving. I instantly bought a switch when the news came out.
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by no_time 4y ago
I'd argue the same goes for L1 and L2. But the obscurity is provided by the silicon packaging process. Would be nice to crowdfund a lab to break these hardware backed treachery schemes.
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by no_time 4y ago
GDB and grep but built for windows. Or you could use Cheat Engine if you have a fear of terminals.
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by no_time 4y ago
> Do I forfeit any and all rights over something that I personally produced; that I invented, designed, fabricated and brought into existence; just because I once offered it to others? Nothing wrong with choosing not to engage in busines
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by no_time 4y ago
With the magic of btdig.com you too can find all of their releases for PC and android alike. https://i.imgur.com/EcJugS8.png Another loss for paying customers, another win for pirates.
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by no_time 4y ago
Is 1password part of the cartel or is the spec open enough to run my own passkey sync infra like they do? I cant tell from these docs
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by no_time 4y ago
Do people really drop 8 bucks every month for things like this? I'm not trying to be hurtful or condescending to the authors. I just feel like there is such a large disconnect between me and the people I know vs these new SaaS products
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by no_time 4y ago
Respect for the handmade UI. It's somewhat of a dying art nowadays...
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by no_time 4y ago
On the contrary, I struggle to think of "nefarious" goals.
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by no_time 4y ago
I'm not a real "glibc hater" apart from my (limited) experience of it being the no. 1 roadblock in getting linux binaries to just work. Also, a lot of forum posts like to imply there is some kind of technical issue with stati
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by no_time 4y ago
How about forgetting glibc alltogether and statically linking musl?
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by no_time 4y ago
>Good thing we don't already live in such a dystopia. Only if you think in a binary exists/doesnt't exist way. With digital payments first and cash never, this could be taken much further.
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by no_time 4y ago
>I can imagine some 'luxury money' that can be spent on anything and 'basic money' that you can't use to buy a pack of crisps or a bar of chocolate, only carrots and apples... This becoming a reality in my lifeti
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by no_time 4y ago
> From the other side of the argument, would you see a future in the next decades where cash is still relevant and significant amount of money can change ownership completely anonymously? No. Also, I see CBDCs as a further step along thi
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by no_time 4y ago
No. The aspect of programmable money is currently missing. Also with cash being a viable escape hatch, I'm quite okay with the pros and cons of the current status quo. What I'm worried about are the new proposals and the gradual e
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by no_time 4y ago
>And maybe (dont kill me for this) some people need an adult in the room on occasions. To some extent I agree. The problem is that historically the limit of this state control was technology itself. Except now we are far too advanced to
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by no_time 4y ago
>You don’t need to control an individual. People who lived in Warsaw pact countries where you could only buy meat with a "ticket" would disagree with this. There is a very real desire in the ruling class to be this invasive.
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by no_time 4y ago
My bad, I didn't notice the grove connector next to the usb port. I thought all you get is the few GPIO on the other side.
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by no_time 4y ago
Can someone with optimism and enthusiasm about CBDCs enlighten me how will this NOT devolve into a totalitarian dystopia with "programmed" money that can control the population down to the individual level?
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by no_time 4y ago
>M5StickC PLUS I've been thinking about getting one but the I/O looks so anemic... Does it have extra pins on the inside or 3 GPIO's is all you get no matter what?
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by no_time 4y ago
Wow I remember playing around with your LOVE2D engine like ages ago. It was too complex for my usecase, but I remember it being one of the most fascinating projects on the love2d forums.
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by no_time 4y ago
Great site design. Works well on FF android and looks fittingly charming!
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by no_time 4y ago
In the same way that poisoning wine that has been stolen before is illegal, atleast in my country. I dont agree with this ruling either. I hope the USA is more just in the regard. https://444.hu/2013/11/04/fag
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by no_time 4y ago
Ah memories. This was rampant in the late 00's. Soldering a physical switch on the ethernet cable to cut the internet at the most tactical times... https://youtube.com/watch?v=5gE-ihY_EG0
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by no_time 4y ago
>root can install device drivers which have full executable run of the system anyway and do anything you can do with this device; this is also true on Windows. Oddly enough, no. Or atleast last time I tried on Ubuntu I had to disable sec
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by no_time 4y ago
Yeah good catch. I couldn't find an example on public trackers, but the one you mentioned does exist on DHT. At least it's not made by the "official" WDC. For the curious, the file directs the victim to the link below. O

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