pg3uk

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by pg3uk 1y ago
Ads.
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by pg3uk 1y ago
Of course as rubbish as this is, it could spawn a bunch of new commercial app stores and trigger competition there. My understanding is side loading is only limited if play services are installed and Google mandates it. This may give some r
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by pg3uk 1y ago
Aim for the expensive kit.
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by pg3uk 1y ago
What you've described there is the difference between a good developer and a bad one. A dev that spends an undue amount of time fiddling with knobs and configs probably sucks. Their mind isn't on the problem that needs to be solv
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by pg3uk 1y ago
It is true that larger organizations have economies of scale but smaller groups and individuals have more flexibility and can pivot easily. I dont think access to tech is any different (significantly that is) at the top than itnis at the bo
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by pg3uk 1y ago
Depends on whether you want to be in it. A ladder might be enough to peek over the top and rip it off. Do it better. Which seems to be what is happening.
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by pg3uk 1y ago
I know right!
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by pg3uk 1y ago
The US is probably ahead but they're so obsessed with moats, IP and safety that their lagginess is self imposed. China has nothing to lose and everything to gain by releasing stuff openly. Once China figures put how to make high perfor
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by pg3uk 1y ago
Further to this, ARP is off be default because you need root/sudo to be able to do an ARP sweep...you don't need special permissions to be able to run this app with it's default settings...which was a bugbear of mine with mas
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by pg3uk 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it! Yeah, I often need a bit more than a ping sweep, but not a full feature scan. I've been around in tech long enough that I can look the output of my tool and know if a box is Windows or Linux or w
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I made a simple LAN scanner in Rust(github.com)
2 points by pg3uk 1y ago|4 comments
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by pg3uk 1y ago
I regularly use tools like NMAP and masscan for scanning prospective customer networks to perform simple audits to get an idea of the things they're running as quickly as I can, but I find doing this a bit clunky and not as quick as I&