rootw0rm

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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   i have a C threaded producer that lives in a target process and exports data to a C# consumer in another process. (locks are shared between processes according to data in a predetermined memory segment. also, add a custom high bandwidth IP
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   I love C. It's what I learned after learning MASM style Intel assembly. I have a project still at the planning stage. I have many Rust crates lined up. So far I really like the bits of Rust I have learned. C plus generics? Sign me
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   Same here, on Visible. The 5g sucks, and I can't even disable it on my S22. I made custom APN which removes 5g and it's just ignored =(
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   https://magnetoid.com World news no ads, cookies, or javascript
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   works every time for me...
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   here's a better link: https://lifearchitect.ai/ravens/
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   Octopuses punch fishes during collaborative interspecific hunting events (2020)(esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)

   2 points by rootw0rm 4y ago|0 comments
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   This is why I love HN. I'm actually working on a lightweight metrics system right now. This accurate little tool (and the author's article) is exactly what I needed right now.
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   by rootw0rm 4y ago

   so much this. i've shared phone time plenty of times, standing right there at the phone so the guy can read my inmate id off my bracelet. i've honestly never even heard of someone ratting someone out for this. if anything the gu
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    that was my first thought, too
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    that's crazy. I don't think I actually used the Apple version, but I definitely remember the MS-DOS version of Print Shop Deluxe
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    they still exist, that's what cheapo thermostats still use. i've wired up a couple thermostat controlled extension cords over the past couple years for a dog house and chicken coop using them
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    Yes, Paul of house Atreides happened
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    I can recommend Proton mail https://proton.me/
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    2nd grade, Apple II at school. I was hooked. Started tinkering with computers everywhere I could. Dad spent like 5k in 1993? getting a 486 DX2/66 with 16mb of RAM, 340MB hard drive and a gorgeous 17" Sony Trinitron monitor. That
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    Re: metadata, this is very true. Unfortunately it's also more common for it to be encrypted these days. Even more of a reason to bust out the IDA
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell because it's creepy AF
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    dice are regularly made in prison from toothpaste and toilet paper. I've used some impressive examples of such
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    In the past I have routinely automated PtP downloads...
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    Once upon a time there was a private retro gaming BitTorrent tracker called UG. They had a few browser games, one of which was blackjack. I wrote a greasemonkey script to play blackjack for me unattended, folks were not amused =(
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    I used to suck with a soldering iron, but if it's something that interests you, just give it a shot. If you're deathly afraid of making mistakes, get a desoldering iron. If you mess up just suck the solder up, reapply a bit of flu
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    shout out to OiNK, where i first learned about proper rips
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    that's not really true. i've superheated tap water at least a dozen times. never had a negative consequence from it, besides having to clean up some water, so it's also not something that really bothers me. from my experie
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    My mother does the same with ravens
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    so much this, i can't upvote you enough. i need very little of "core" browser functionality. i would use a browser that is mostly unable to fingerprint me for 90% of my browsing. what's left over I'd use Firefox
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    you keep valuables in your glovebox?
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    omg, that's awesome, lol
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    China does indeed have poor labor standards. However, Chinese factories aren't really forced to uphold their minimal standards. Here's an article from a week ago: https://www.thecut.com/2022/10/shein-is-
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    Okay, hold on a second, that's an oddly specific description. How exactly are you familiar with the scent of 'semen that's been sitting around for a while'?
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    by rootw0rm 4y ago

    Gorgeous, thank you for sharing