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by no_time 5y ago
Do you know hosting companies that allow crawling and scanning? Most explicitly forbid such things as it makes their ip addresses worth less.
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by no_time 5y ago
Same goes for VPN companies. I do feel bad for all the journalists and whistleblowers who will fall for these scams but as far as I'm concerned, as long as I can avoid for profit data collection companies like Google, it's good en
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by no_time 5y ago
>After reading this article I wonder if there are MacGyver-esque influences on younger generations? Just type "Lifehack" into youtube and search. Extremely low signal to noise ratio in videos made with monetization above all el
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by no_time 5y ago
Slight tagent but do you and many others here appear mere hours after their project is mentioned? Pure luck or a large percentage of HN users are querying the api to see who mentions their projects?
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by no_time 5y ago
Don't worry the feds keep an account for you when your post is intercepted by cloudflare.
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by no_time 5y ago
>They won't even allow you to create a Python wrapper(...) What if you just.... ignore what they want? Publish under a pseudonym that appears to be from a country noncompliant with US intellectual "property" nonsense.
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by no_time 5y ago
>Or until they decide it's not worth the cost to do business in Europe. One can only dream. There is no efficent solution to rangebanning google ips on mobile devices that i'm aware of.
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by no_time 5y ago
The difference between "easy to fake" and "hellishly difficult" is the authors clicking next-next-finish in VMProtect or not.
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by no_time 5y ago
.bashrc runs tmux for me automatically but only if I ssh in. It removed just enough friction from using tmux that I finally put in the time to learn it. Would recommend/10 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/276132
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by no_time 5y ago
You would be writing linux-to-linux compatibility shims instead. Desktop linux is forever stuck in the "move fast and break things" mindset that just isn't compatible with the release-and-forget style of proprietary software.
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by no_time 5y ago
Frame pacing is all over the place in Firefox. In Chromium it's more responsive but the main thread consumes a whopping 260MB of ram compared to around ~20MB of a regular html5 page of similar complexity according to Chromium's ta
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by no_time 5y ago
I'm not pro-DRM don't get me wrong. If you are saying that some DOOM Eternal developer leaked the DRM free version on purpose, It's not impossible but we will never know for sure.
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by no_time 5y ago
Denuvo is very hard to crack. Amusingly, there were quite a few instances where the developers messed up opsec or implementation and you could do things like fetch a pre release steamdepot without denuvo or the case of DOOM Eternal where th
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by no_time 5y ago
In my experience, you can learn reversing in an empirical fashion. Download Ghidra or IDA pro, and get cracking. Google every question you may have as you place breakpoints and modify control flow. Or atleast that's how I got started a
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by no_time 5y ago
Doesn't safetynet prevent any and all kinds of tampering? I really hate how companies can just enforce that on your own device and you just have to take it. I remember some multiplayer android games implementing the safetynet check cli
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by no_time 5y ago
Can't wait until someone writes yet another abstraction layer on top of this to keep the chain growing.
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by no_time 5y ago
Yes something like that. I don't have high hopes of that ever happening here (Hungary) though
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by no_time 5y ago
Not so simple since you only have one vote and politicians have thousands of choices to make during their time in office. I strongly oppose domestic spying laws like this, AND I oppose uneducated immigration too. There is no party that shar
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by no_time 5y ago
Is it really a democracy if you keep pushing the same legislation over and over again until the people sleep on it once?
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by no_time 5y ago
Using the API almost always has more "strings attached". Like you have to register and get an API token or something. Or even pay. If you want people to use your API, don't make it less convinient than scraping the page.
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by no_time 5y ago
simplewall for Windows. Or a separate hardware firewall device given how much trust microsoft products deserve.
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by no_time 5y ago
Does private browsing in FF solve this by not caching between program starts?
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by no_time 5y ago
next up: custom FizzBuzz ASIC with 128 fizz and 128 buzz cores for maximum throughput.
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by no_time 5y ago
>Keeping it tightly controlled like that also makes it harder to crack. We both know that's BS. I never thought I'd say this but Google is doing good by not selling this "product" to anyone that just asks.
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by no_time 5y ago
The most obvious change maybe is that they completely ruined it when searching for warez. I'm glad Yandex exists for this reason.
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by no_time 5y ago
>UWP is obsolete, because desktop applications are obsolete. You have a point that for some applications, mainly the "some textboxes and buttons" variety used in things like data entry are better served by a webapp. As for othe
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by no_time 5y ago
If the economy only stands because of people consuming things they never would've bought on their own it deserves to burn. This mentality is killing us along with the planet. I really want to see a society wide experiment on banning AL
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by no_time 5y ago
Reminds me of this site posted here a few months ago. https://www.socialcooling.com/
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by no_time 5y ago
Nothing paranoid about some healthy caution. The synolocker fiasco proved that NASes are not as bulletproof as some imagined.
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by no_time 5y ago
I'm about to pet a lot of cats.

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