preciousoo

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91.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Haha I tried the “I solve the case” as the first thing, didn’t think to do it 5 more times though
92.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Now this is a cool hack lol
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Device Identifiers and Fingerprinting on iOS (2019)(nshipster.com)
1 points by preciousoo 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why doesnt windows require password for biometric auth?
2 points by preciousoo 2y ago|4 comments
95.
by preciousoo 2y ago
This makes a lot of sense, thanks
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Ask HN: How does HN preserve state so well?
6 points by preciousoo 2y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: EventSnap – Place flyers on your calendar(apps.apple.com)
1 points by preciousoo 2y ago|0 comments
98.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Beautiful site in 400kb(350 of which is one singular image), kudos
99.
by preciousoo 2y ago
At minimum? In/outbound traffic
100.
by preciousoo 2y ago
For sure, but orgs tracking abuse on the net like CF and the like have demonstrated the ability to identify nation state level actors
101.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Hetzner (if they keep logs) should be able to verify if a user has been sending arbitrary packets out on port 22 very trivially
102.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Or someone would figure out how to find who’s behind the spoofed requests, as those orgs have the resources to do so
103.
by preciousoo 2y ago
This is pretty clever
104.
by preciousoo 2y ago
3 slurs upon entry. "lol"
105.
by preciousoo 2y ago
The topic is good software and you mention Visual Studio?
106.
by preciousoo 2y ago
That’s expensive as hell, but I see my company listed as one of their customers. Going to see about getting a seat lol
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Ask HN: I cannot make a decent looking GUI from scratch. How do I learn?
3 points by preciousoo 2y ago|5 comments
108.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Or how they use every square pixel of the dom
109.
by preciousoo 2y ago
You and your team made (a good portion of) my childhood. I remember spending nights studying all the potion recipes and enchantment odds. Thanks for all you did
110.
by preciousoo 2y ago
:-)
111.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Actually, well put. I agree
112.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Did Tile (or any similar product) have infrastructure that allowed non-suspecting people to know that they were being tracked? AirTags had that
113.
by preciousoo 2y ago
It could be compliance/moderation efforts, this is not specified
114.
by preciousoo 2y ago
This is about building [math] skill, not simply calculating a result
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by preciousoo 2y ago
20 GOTO 10 ?
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by preciousoo 2y ago
Donation link for the archive: https://archive.org/donate
117.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Good to know, didn’t know this program existed, but makes a lot of sense that it does. Why it wasn’t enforced is an incredibly huge question now
118.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Replied in another comment, but I’m aware of the regulation that made msft give access. To my knowledge though, there’s nothing in the regulation that stops them from saying “you have to pass xyz (reasonable) tests before we allow you to di
119.
by preciousoo 2y ago
I’ve read that story, it inspired my question. Such a requirement wouldn’t be out of bounds with the regulation
120.
by preciousoo 2y ago
Microsoft determines who they give root access signing keys to

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