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vectorEQ
7y ago
guess it got better...
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vectorEQ
7y ago
:') oh noes, china also has business men and women with money who want to invest in things. lets find any reason to be negative about it and try to get it back in our western hands
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vectorEQ
7y ago
this write up gave me a headache just thinking about this task :D wow what a battle to dump some bytes! excellent and interesting write up for sure! props!
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vectorEQ
7y ago
sizeof is at compile time, and this method is at runtime? Or am i missing something?
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vectorEQ
7y ago
IRC server :d <3
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vectorEQ
7y ago
base can be decoded. hash cannot be reversed (should not be able to). That means if someone gets the hash, he can only guess the password based on hasing all his guesses and checking the outputs. that takes a long time compared to being abl
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vectorEQ
7y ago
isn't this something for border controls / customs rather than shipping companies??
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vectorEQ
7y ago
really cool project man, props! bit strange they don't do this ,but i suppose Canada is A LOT larger than my country so perhaps it's harder to roll out decent services in all places :D very nice stuff though! the most annoying thi
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vectorEQ
7y ago
"So I’m extremely careful about my financial security," "one of a new generation of banks that are app-only" sounds legit... :s
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vectorEQ
7y ago
if it's released to government it's in the public domain as the government serves the public... oh wait :D ... democracy never happend :D i remember now
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7y ago
iptables
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vectorEQ
7y ago
there is not really information on what this is... the page simply ask for some information which i can imagine people wouldn't hand out if there's not any clear information on the page what will happen to them or some example of
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7y ago
:s what are you talking about man, deploy to production already!
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vectorEQ
7y ago
nasm, screen. bit random question to be honest. what tools one needs/wants depends on what you need/want to do. so what do you need or want to do? that way people could perhaps suggest tools which might be useful to your case.
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7y ago
even though it is a bit harsh i agree. rely on yourself, not on some warranty notices and customer support from tech giants... that has hardly ever served someone well. (i.e. support from a tech company can't recover your burnt data ei
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vectorEQ
7y ago
a good manager is concerned with you as a person, because if you do well, you will work well. a good manager is a people manager. sounds logical, but it's rarely seen.
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vectorEQ
7y ago
they probably would refer to them as bandwidth saving codecs :D but you're right
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vectorEQ
7y ago
+ calendar in my region (scholar is up for me)
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vectorEQ
7y ago
try candles. natural light for me gives me least issues. most electric lights are exhausting...
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7y ago
even though useful, i would start to write a bootloader :D it will introduce first to 'bare metal' code before you want to create an actual OS based upon such code. osdev wiki is my favorite site ever :D so many interesting tidbit
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7y ago
i hope to god they used the llvm -> cl transpiler also written by this guy to make this xD can't imagine the horror of writing this directly. awsome though. nerd points 9000+
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7y ago
no sim is no calls or sms. however, an inactive sim is allowed to call 611 (or provider equivalent) , 911(or local equivalent) and a few such emergency numbers generally. You do need the sim to be in working order and in the device. but it
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7y ago
fun fact about sims. they run a java operating system which can be accessed via binary SMS messages (apdu messages) - invisible to your phone, with the right sim pin, they can get filesystem access in this 'os' and steal your priv
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7y ago
likely an ip ban of all of their entry servers and/or perhaps dns sinkholing of the domains connected to them (redirect dns queries to some government owned block page). that way users cannot establish the initial vpn connection to st
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7y ago
that should be fairly trivial to implement if they are indeed using unity. i agree it would be cool to have, additionally it would allow for local multiplayer which is always still the best way to enjoy these things imho =]
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vectorEQ
7y ago
why not a mans name this time around? like Tim linux or Hanz linux? :(
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vectorEQ
7y ago
very nice article, love the background info on what's being done. been looking at implementing a simple font renderer for some bare metal software and something like this would be awesome to try and save some resources!
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vectorEQ
7y ago
even though the source is visible, the tags are unselectable. adding that would make it perfect imho. just heard about quines the other day so pretty cool to see one :D good effort!
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vectorEQ
7y ago
mind you telling about some privacy company that they have 'trade secrets' which should be exposed is a low blow under the belt... if you have some critical information for its users privacy, then share it... (being privacy advoc
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7y ago
they will in fact sell all aspects of your life. oh wait, you can PAY THEM so they don't. seems legit. gets them the money either way.
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