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by tripdout 10mo ago
You may not be stealing the actual content, more so “making a copy”, but in doing that you’re taking away money the artist would have earned if you bought their album or streamed it on Spotify (admittedly that’a a very small amount for the
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by tripdout 10mo ago
And the species of flies "Phthiria relativitae" was named as a pun on "Theory of relativity" and "Reissa roni" after "Rice-A-Roni".
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by tripdout 11mo ago
Very cool. Seeing how almost everything from WiFi, to NVME SSDs, (to apparently USB ports sometimes?) are connected to it, is PCIe the only high-speed interconnect we have for peripherals to communicate with modern CPUs?
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by tripdout 11mo ago
What is verification? What does it involve doing? A lot of information on why it's useful, but how is it implemented? I hope it's not something like the Play Integrity API, but with no information to go on, I can't say eith
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by tripdout 11mo ago
They still do. This is Android Code Search, which is a typical file tree and contents viewer.
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by tripdout 11mo ago
> Steam Frame is a PC: ... Just like any SteamOS device, install your own apps, open a browser, do what you want: It's your PC. Always glad to see this.
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by tripdout 11mo ago
Fairly unsatisfying conclusion. I’d be interested in knowing what that proprietary program does, how it works so well, how Sony stores video files, etc.
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by tripdout 11mo ago
> Running iperf server on the router itself creates CPU contention between the WiFi scheduling and the iperf process. The router’s TCP stack isn’t tuned for this either. Classic mistake. Can you elaborate on this? I don't know much
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by tripdout 1y ago
The FS-Box lets you pick from a list of manufacturers and serial numbers. Does this only do cloning from another physically inserted SFP?
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by tripdout 1y ago
Does it only clone the EEPROM from one SFP module to another (so you need to physically posess both), or can you write arbitrary data? And does it only write to SFP modules from Ubiquiti (looking at you FS BOX)? Another tool you can use for
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by tripdout 1y ago
What justifies the V4 Plus being worth $350? They're using the CM4 so they’ve made a PCB, but what hardware are they adding over the peripherals available on a Pi 4/5? All I can tell is an additional Ethernet port, a SIM card tray
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by tripdout 1y ago
That's so cool.
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by tripdout 1y ago
> You can host stuff on your network that is accessible outside of it without port forwarding Why is this an advantage? As in, what's the downside to having to port forward?
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by tripdout 1y ago
yo
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by tripdout 1y ago
I gave up on the 3rd level.
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Computer Networks: A Systems Approach(book.systemsapproach.org)
21 points by tripdout 1y ago|1 comments
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by tripdout 1y ago
There's a maintained fork.
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by tripdout 1y ago
Also somewhat related: (TP-Link Firmware Decryption C210 V2 cloud camera bootloaders) https://watchfulip.github.io/28-12-24/tp-link_c210_v2.html?u...
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Network Switch Reverse Engineering(fohdeesha.com)
3 points by tripdout 1y ago|0 comments
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by tripdout 1y ago
> The tool outputs the current date and time, so you can double-check that your code won't expire (at :00 seconds) before you get a chance to type it in A lot of TOTP verifiers often check within ±1 time interval, so you can often j
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by tripdout 1y ago
This works really well for 3-4 person group projects in school where a lot of thinking about the design, as well as how to navigate and use the existing codebase, is required. For example, the Pintos [0] projects. 0: https://web.
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by tripdout 1y ago
How does Intel SGX compare with e.g. ARM Trustzone? Seems like its similar in that information access is restricted from certain privilege levels?
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by tripdout 1y ago
Wikipedia says it's still on Xeons, so not sure what that says. But I agree with the rest of your point, it seems like an oversight to me.
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Reverse Engineering Pokémon Go Plus (2018)(tinyhack.com)
3 points by tripdout 1y ago|0 comments
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by tripdout 1y ago
The code embedded into the luminosity is sampled from a distribution resembling the noise already present in the video. Plus, the code gives information about the frame it's embedded into, so you still have more work to do.
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by tripdout 1y ago
FWIW, it just had an XSS vulnerability fixed yesterday: https://github.com/9001/copyparty/security/advisories/GHSA-9...
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by tripdout 1y ago
The USB 3.0 spec does actually support A to A cables, but I'm not sure if any software makes use of it.
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Age and Authenticated Encryption(words.filippo.io)
4 points by tripdout 1y ago|0 comments
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by tripdout 1y ago
The post says it only applies to on-prem servers, not cloud ones like Microsoft 365.
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by tripdout 1y ago
Yeah, didn't know it would do that :(

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