rootw0rm

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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   This is part of the reason MXE was developed. Love me some MXE.
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   Interesting, thanks
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   I'm not against it, I just happened to also need lots of nginx functionality...but a cursory glance does suggest YARP provides at least most of what I need.
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   I'm using ASP.Net Core for a couple personal projects for the first time, and it's pretty decent. I'm using nginx as a proxy, and I'm able to develop and test everything on Windows, and publish directly to a Linux test
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   This is in the abstract: "The fiber battery satisfies the requirements of portable electronics systems as it is machine washable, flexible, usable underwater, and fire/rupture-safe."
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   i'm mostly happy with ProtonVPN for average stuff. clearly tho, when it's serious time you gotta pwn your own box
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   i don't know about that. i've always used leased gigabit connections for my email. this article is about Hetzner specifically, which I've leased tons of servers and additional IPs from. AFAIK you don't know the IP you
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   I've also had luck with self-hosted solutions. Gawd, email is a really backwards technology these days isn't it? But...I've also been in the unfortunate position of leasing IPv4 addresses which were already blacklisted by va
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   by rootw0rm 5y ago

   I'm fairly certain you're correct, but the fact that various secure delete tools overwrite data multiple times probably helps propagate this myth.
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    by rootw0rm 5y ago

    should only take a moment in the group policy editor. you can actually filter settings by name to zero in on things quickly. the only real cosmetic change i can see is for instance on the virus & threat protection page in windows 10, i
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    by rootw0rm 5y ago

    first thing i do for a fresh windows install: i jump in the group policy editor and disable Defender and other things. been burned way too many times. granted, some of my projects definitely raise a lot of red flags heuristically...being
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    by rootw0rm 5y ago

    and this is why you use the group policy editor
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    by rootw0rm 5y ago

    that's insane. i block IPs for 10 minutes to start. not a big fan of the abuse IP databases either after I leased a server that was blacklisted before I even got it.
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    UO was incredible. I learned ASM and how to use a debugger because of that game. Released open source tools to patch all 100+ versions of the game client. Some day I'll make a proper sequel. There's been no better balance of r
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    best comment i've read in a while. KISS
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    I'm kind of curious too, but it can't be worse than building Windows VMWare
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    IANAL, but things are complicated. even if you're patching on the fly with original work, you could theoretically find yourself violating a user agreement against reverse engineering, etc. i think it's utter rubbish, but that se
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    played 80 hours PC version, only crash was on the release version, about 10 minutes in. after that it was solid. not enough meat in the main story, but pretty excellent otherwise.
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    i hate it when vestigial appendices go awry. pretty sure the evidence is mounting, however
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    lmao
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    Back in the 90s I played a MUD called Ancient Anguish. It's the type of MUD where inventory is dropped on logout. I learned they didn't filter for control sequences, and so I would rewrite the text on screen to do all sorts of nef
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    I agree with you, unless they pose a threat to your family/property. I've saved many a snake from my yard. Their behavior is so predictable that I've never really had a fear of them
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    Depending on where you live (American here), there may not be very many venomous species around at all, and typically they're easy to identify. I'm in the high desert of southern Cali for instance, and in my area the only dangerou
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    <3
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    yes, and a subscription-based cloud service
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    it literally says so right on the page. i'm fairly certain the operators don't care what the spectrogram looks like. as far as how powerful the transmitter was, obviously the rogue transmission would be stronger for those closest
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    it's also my hex editor of choice, has been for years
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    once upon a time i designed an automated framework to attempt to brute force optimal x264 encoder settings for a small library of sample clips. i used lossless BPG for storing select keyframes from various test runs before analysis. i so
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    decompiler vs. disassembler is an important distinction here
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    by rootw0rm 6y ago

    i just built nginx yesterday, and i needed perl for at least a couple of the static modules i added...