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by xrisk 8y ago
What's the issue? I'll message the author.
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Python for Reverse Engineering 1: ELF Binaries(icyphox.sh)
173 points by xrisk 8y ago|48 comments
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by xrisk 8y ago
How do I generate a list like this?
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by xrisk 8y ago
Have this same problem. 2015 rMBP. The FF UI feels so much more laggy than Chrome/Safari.
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by xrisk 8y ago
There are many things that a good IDE can do automatically which would require a lot of configuration for Vim. Sure, you might be willing to spend that kind of time configuring your editor, but most people just want to do their job and ge
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by xrisk 8y ago
Forgive me if I don’t count a Quora answer as “evidence”.
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by xrisk 8y ago
I used Signal and my main qualm with it is that messages don’t sync between platforms and also the phone app is nowhere as good as Telegram’s.
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by xrisk 8y ago
Did you mean underrated?
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by xrisk 8y ago
This gets me wondering. What kind of incident would be required to provoke public outrage over Facebook? Something that would bring public awareness re their data collection policies? Or is Facebook Just Too Big To Fail™ anymore?
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by xrisk 8y ago
How expensive is this likely to be? Feasible for a hobbyist to purchase?
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by xrisk 8y ago
How is that source credible? He works for neither DuckDuckGo nor Bing. For the record I did the thing he suggests: the same search on DDG and Bing–the results are not identical.
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by xrisk 8y ago
Only a browser that supports those APIs
343.
by xrisk 8y ago
It's probably because his blog is hosted on Medium.
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by xrisk 8y ago
This is an exceptionally slow implementation. It took 1 hour and 29 minutes to generate all primes under 1 million. (I forgot I had left it running). In contrast, a C++ implementation would take under 1s. Considering the standard Python mul
345.
by xrisk 8y ago
I'm using an alternate OTP app called andOTP that lets you make AES encrypted backups. I save the backup file inside my password manager.
346.
by xrisk 8y ago
Does this have a plugin for collaborative support? I couldn't find one on the plugins page.
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by xrisk 8y ago
That's not the point. You really shouldn't have to do this in the first place.
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Pyce – a library to work with encrypted Python bytecode(github.com)
3 points by xrisk 8y ago|0 comments
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by xrisk 8y ago
I think the “threads” page fulfils that purpose.
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by xrisk 8y ago
The IP address isn't stored though.
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by xrisk 8y ago
Note that same sex marriage is still not legalised! We still have a long way to go before the idea of a same-sex couple becomes commonplace in our society.
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by xrisk 8y ago
My college Wi-Fi manages to do it... so I doubt that it can be too hard.
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iOS 12 Public Beta released(macrumors.com)
1 points by xrisk 8y ago|0 comments
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by xrisk 8y ago
Yes. It's a software conference.
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by xrisk 8y ago
According to the OpenVPN docs, running it in static key mode makes the traffic indistinguishable from ordinary HTTPS. Regardless, my university network still manages to block it even though I use TCP mode + port 443. What gives?
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by xrisk 8y ago
Hmm I suppose you're right. My bad!
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by xrisk 8y ago
Nope, bubble sort always performs the same number of ops regardless of whether the array is partially sorted or not. You might be thinking about insertion sort, which has that feature.
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by xrisk 9y ago
Okay but 100% of the world uses IPv4. Why is having IPv6 support important for a website?
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by xrisk 9y ago
They can do both. Steam is just a larger platform.
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by xrisk 9y ago
It's not the matter of a locked platform per se. Releasing a game on a platform like Steam just increases the likelihood of someone buying it manifold. The age of physical discs are over, but the developer is still free to release a DR

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