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4y ago
According to Wikipedia, they might[0]. Note however that the procedure is not generally available, I can't just purchase chemical castration pills, which is a problem because it should be my choice. [0] https://en.wikipedia.
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zb3
4y ago
I don't see any argument in your comment, so could you break it down for me?
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4y ago
sexual loneliness as a problem This isn't the root problem though, its consequences are, including how one feels. It's why I'm more likely to flop down on the couch to watch Netflix than drive across town to watch
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zb3
4y ago
However I'd need to change my orientation first, I think many people would be happy to do so. This should be possible, but isn't yet.
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4y ago
Porn is ubiquitous which reduces the number of people looking for real-life hookups to satisfy their immediate urges Why is that a bad thing? For me the problem is the opposite - it might not completely satisfy it, but if it'd
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4y ago
The need itself is the problem, and it's really surprising noone looks at it this way. A drug that 'd make me completely asexual (with no orientation) is the real solution for me, as currently there's none available.
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zb3
4y ago
As a workaround, you can put the following "conditional breakpoint" on the "this.requests[name] = this;" line in the SpaceCadetPinball.js file (formatted): (name.includes('MID') && (this.end=this.st
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7y ago
You mean a list of ASNs with their IPs? MaxMind provides one for free: https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geolite2-asn-csv-databa...
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7y ago
If they just want to protect users, why not introduce these restrictions as a setting that's on by default, but still can be turned off (with a giant fullscreen warning about security and performance, if they wish)? I didn't ask t
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8y ago
In 2017 it was obfuscated using Arxan's "ProtectIT" (you can view the patent) and did use whitebox cryptography. I didn't look at the dll, but at the .so file for linux (for fun). I guess it should be harder now EDIT: If
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8y ago
In 2017 I was able to decrypt the video (for test only) too, but without breaking Arxan's whitebox implementation. I was able to retrieve all the state needeed to regenerate the keystream, then patched google's shaka packager to u
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8y ago
Usually entering credentials causes an email to be sent containing at least user IP address and a User-Agent string. In this case, the UA string reveals it all
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Sunrise and Sunset Times Near the Solstices
(aa.usno.navy.mil)
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8y ago
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Show HN: Tool to patch Chrome on Android to provide limited userscripts support
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9y ago
This seems more like a bug on VEVO side, since if it was a bug in YouTube, it would surely qualify for a bounty
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9y ago
In addition to RTL/LTR mark characters, there are also TAG characters[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tags_(Unicode_block)
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9y ago
They only scan few ports. Alternatives that scan more ports are: shodan.io, zoomeye.org and fofa.so
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9y ago
If you don't want these "features", then the easiest option is to delete .xpi files under "/usr/lib/firefox/browser/features/" directory. That's much easier than patching Chromium
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9y ago
So the network is not password protected, DNS (or ICMP) works normally, but somehow using it in a particular way is not permitted? Then why does it work at all?
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9y ago
Especially when the network is open, because for instance Android devices automatically connect to networks like that
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9y ago
The best way to disable these things is to go to about:config, search and delete/replace all mozilla urls. For this particular case, the api url is probably in "extensions.shield-recipe-client.api_url" [0] [0] - https:/
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9y ago
I know that I could edit the source code and recompile the program. I know I could disassemble the binary, find out addresses of functions and then use things like uprobes to dump/modify registers/memory. I know that in theory I c
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9y ago
How can I decrypt QUIC traffic then? Do Wireshark and mitmproxy support QUIC? Will DOH respect /etc/hosts files?
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9y ago
You can patch the app using apktool/smali or even use JTM[0], but I prefer just blocking their traffic using iptables. [0] - https://github.com/Fuzion24/JustTrustMe
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9y ago
Which will fail if apps check public keys manually, and is also not very efficient. I think we'll need to patch applications directly, but the good news is that since many people will need this, those patches will probably be developed
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9y ago
But I, as an user, want to be able to block domains, inject scripts and see what Chrome is sending to Google on my own devices (which is what Google doesn't want me to do). That's why I can't support these protocols...
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9y ago
I guess that kernel modules are not commonly used for RE because in general there are better tools that support emulation, symbolic execution, dynamic instrumentation and so on (such as qira, vtrace, angr, Intel Pin and more, there are many
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9y ago
I wrote one so that I could set hardware breakpoints and use them to extract decrypted data from an app which was heavily protected against debugging. The thing was that the app (running as an unprivleged user) had no way of knowing what I
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9y ago
This worries me because they know they can't implement strong DRM systems while respecting users' right to control their own devices. So with "TrustZone", "Secure Boot" and other things like that, they don'
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9y ago
You can serve website as video (and on scroll just seek the video), but that would be very expensive since advertisements would need to be included in the video which means videos generated on-the-fly (incompatible with today's CDN
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