poizan42

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by poizan42 11y ago
Why not generate two values from the underlying function and shift them into place if the range is larger than 2^32 -1? Oh well, ofc. because this is PHP which goes by the principle of most surprise.
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by poizan42 11y ago
Something related - you can upload special files such as /dev/urandom to websites that expects a normal file. Now interestingly a lot of sites only checks the filesize after the upload has completed. This means that a lot of sit
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by poizan42 11y ago
The funny thing is that it probably has the potential to become so well known that people forget its roots, and then people wouldn't get the original joke in that Simpsons episode anymore.
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by poizan42 11y ago
I'm slightly alarmed by urls such as: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~graves/handwriting.cgi?text=Hej&s... Relative paths allowed from user input is usually a HUGE warning sign. Are you sure I can't make it op
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by poizan42 11y ago
I just found my experiments. Code for the 16x16 Mandelbrot here: https://gist.github.com/poizan42/71f38038e8d91f91f8b8 Experimentation with creating 256x256 Mandelbrot here: https://gist.github.com/poiz
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by poizan42 11y ago
I did it in PDF by manually writing a custom tint transformation function. I used a 16x16 image with grayscale values from 0 to 255 and split the values in nibbles in the function code (which is a limited subset of postscript without things
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by poizan42 11y ago
Ohh I attempted to make one in PDF (it doesn't have any control flow so loops must be manually unrolled), but it turns out that most PDF readers doesn't actually follow the spec when displaying a PDF on a monitor (no you can'
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by poizan42 11y ago
IANAL, but can't github still be sued in India where the DMCA doesn't apply? GitHub is doing business in India as well, so wouldn't they be subject to the jurisdiction of an indian court?
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by poizan42 11y ago
That and the DMCA does not apply in India, they are just abusing the system.
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by poizan42 11y ago
> I’d need to write a device driver to call it, which is both something I’ve never touched at all before, and something that’s nigh impossible without access to the DDK or NDK . Well the DDK is called WDK now, but anyways how does one n
581.
by poizan42 11y ago
There's some special handling when loading the image where it does different things depending on the value of the subsystem field, but I don't know whether there's any special handling in the kernel that can't be duplica
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by poizan42 11y ago
AFAIK this is how fork() is implemented in SUA, but I haven't tried it myself. You could load the SUA subsystem dll into IDA Pro and see how they actually do it.
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by poizan42 11y ago
It is possibly to fork on Windows by using ZwCreateProcess directly, however the win32 subsystem and every single thirdparty library you are using does not expect this. If you are only using the NT native api then it should work just fine
584.
by poizan42 11y ago
Not if they are opened with FILE_SHARE_DELETE.
585.
by poizan42 11y ago
Dunno, but it has been under development for longer and seems to have the same goals so I was wondering why the creator made a new one or if he/she was unaware of the existence of mineserver. From the downvotes I've got I take it
586.
by poizan42 11y ago
Why yet another one? There is already https://github.com/fador/mineserver which could use more people working on it.
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by poizan42 11y ago
It's already linked against tons of closed source libraries when built on windows, why would one more make a difference?
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by poizan42 11y ago
The Ethiopian Jews do not observe Hanukkah, which would indicate that they split of from the rest of the Jews earlier than 167 BC. Also "Ancient Isrealite Religion" should probably be "Ancient Caananite Religion". And a
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by poizan42 11y ago
Something like the LSASS vulnerability used by the Sasser worm? http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2003-0... Or even worse - it's not inconceivable that some a bit too clever firmware for a ethe
590.
by poizan42 11y ago
Use a salted hash like everybody else does with passwords?
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by poizan42 11y ago
Depending on you purpose you could publish it anonymously - just make damn sure it can't be traced back to you. It won't help you much if your goal is to built reputation or you want to be able to talk about it.
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by poizan42 11y ago
> LR-VDSL2 enabled systems are capable of supporting speeds of around 1–4 Mbit/s (downstream) over distances of 4–5 km (2.5–3 miles), gradually increasing the bit rate up to symmetric 100 Mbit/s as loop-length shortens. You nee
593.
by poizan42 11y ago
This seems a bit nonsensical: http://www.doyouneedvisa.com/border/Palestine
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by poizan42 12y ago
I don't have numbers, but I really doubt that the vast majority of european countries don't have english as a second language. Sure the populations in some european countries have a limited command of english, but in others it is
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by poizan42 12y ago
IANAD, but I don't think your are going to change the cell division rate in the skin that way. You will just end up performing trauma to your skin if you remove the upper layers of the skin (past the stratum corneum I think) faster tha
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by poizan42 12y ago
There's a point here though. Someone somewhere can extract the key out of a single car, but if you have a per-car key and you need to decap a chip and put it under an electron microscope to get the key then it quickly becomes infeasibl
597.
by poizan42 12y ago
And what about the 6.68 billion people that are not subject to the DMCA?
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by poizan42 12y ago
Seems likely that the the save type masquerading would prevent running the game from generic mass produced cartridges which probably contains both SRAM and EEPROM.
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by poizan42 12y ago
Uhm you can throw diophantine equations after Z3 which certainly isn't a decideable problem. I have no idea whether it errs on the side of termination (i.e. not giving an answer) or non-termination (i.e. running forever).
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by poizan42 12y ago
Uhm no. It calls QueryBasicInformation and closes it again right after.

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