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Are you familiar with DbgEng.dll, the backend of windbg,kd and other windows debuggers? it's the gold standard for me, what do you think of its design and usability?
May 13, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Are you familiar with DbgEng.dll, the backend of windbg,kd and other windows debuggers? it's the gold standard for me, what do you think of its design and usability?
OCaml seems like a decent functional language, why does it freak you out? Anything worth noting?
February 15, 2025 at 8:34 PM
OCaml seems like a decent functional language, why does it freak you out? Anything worth noting?
bruh, when this country is literally tearing itself apart into pieces and the whole thing falls apart, remember your comment. It was a stunt after all, China had no plans to manipulate American society into chaos. What a shame, with voters like this, who needs foreign enemies.
January 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
bruh, when this country is literally tearing itself apart into pieces and the whole thing falls apart, remember your comment. It was a stunt after all, China had no plans to manipulate American society into chaos. What a shame, with voters like this, who needs foreign enemies.
You're right on that, but who started it matters after a truce when you negotiate not during battle. Right now, all that matters is not losing, or at least preventing harm to America as a country and to the American people. The preservation of the union must trump most other concerns.
January 18, 2025 at 10:27 PM
You're right on that, but who started it matters after a truce when you negotiate not during battle. Right now, all that matters is not losing, or at least preventing harm to America as a country and to the American people. The preservation of the union must trump most other concerns.
how about we don't talk about Taiwan? It's always a bad idea to negotiate with an enemy that is actively attacking you. Let's instead talk about how to prepare for a potential war with China, or how to get China to stop being hostile? First step: permit US social media, and the US will allow Tiktok.
January 18, 2025 at 8:58 PM
how about we don't talk about Taiwan? It's always a bad idea to negotiate with an enemy that is actively attacking you. Let's instead talk about how to prepare for a potential war with China, or how to get China to stop being hostile? First step: permit US social media, and the US will allow Tiktok.
that might be a nice foreign policy, I don't want to debate that. But the facts as they are today is that China is a cold-war enemy of the US and is working to destabilize america. Unless you share that sentiment, why would you oppose this?
January 18, 2025 at 8:56 PM
that might be a nice foreign policy, I don't want to debate that. But the facts as they are today is that China is a cold-war enemy of the US and is working to destabilize america. Unless you share that sentiment, why would you oppose this?
America's enemies won't spare you because of your political beliefs, they want your destruction all the same. America's economic power, foreign interests and influences are opposed to China's. Both countries anticipate an actual war within a decade over Taiwan. Now let's talk about tiktok lol.
January 18, 2025 at 8:28 PM
America's enemies won't spare you because of your political beliefs, they want your destruction all the same. America's economic power, foreign interests and influences are opposed to China's. Both countries anticipate an actual war within a decade over Taiwan. Now let's talk about tiktok lol.
I'm not conservative, this measure has bi-partisan support. Any government's first and primary responsibility is the safety and security of its people. This has nothing to do markets, economics or partisan politics. This is about China being in a cold war with the west.
January 18, 2025 at 8:26 PM
I'm not conservative, this measure has bi-partisan support. Any government's first and primary responsibility is the safety and security of its people. This has nothing to do markets, economics or partisan politics. This is about China being in a cold war with the west.
@theintercept.com having rules crafted by elected legislators doesn't mean authoritarianism. The government bans all sorts of websites, this isn't new. Russia & China's strategy of causing social tension and divisions in American society is well publicized and studied. Where is your journalism?
January 18, 2025 at 7:37 PM
@theintercept.com having rules crafted by elected legislators doesn't mean authoritarianism. The government bans all sorts of websites, this isn't new. Russia & China's strategy of causing social tension and divisions in American society is well publicized and studied. Where is your journalism?
all malicious .exe's start with .MZ, why does Mark hate everyone??
January 13, 2025 at 3:05 PM
all malicious .exe's start with .MZ, why does Mark hate everyone??
@azeria-labs.com such a huge fan of your work, please write more. Although I'm disappointed with not being able to purchase a copy of your "red fox" book, will there be a reprint soon? used books?
January 10, 2025 at 2:49 PM
@azeria-labs.com such a huge fan of your work, please write more. Although I'm disappointed with not being able to purchase a copy of your "red fox" book, will there be a reprint soon? used books?
for an opinionated definition of "more evasive" sure.
January 3, 2025 at 12:38 PM
for an opinionated definition of "more evasive" sure.
Nah, it is crazier than that. You gotta know people. Some places you gotta have certs, others want a pretty gh repo, a personal site, prove that you can work outside of work hours, and more. Breaking into infosec is Hard with a capital H! Don't let survivor's bias make you downplay others' struggle.
December 30, 2024 at 10:07 AM
Nah, it is crazier than that. You gotta know people. Some places you gotta have certs, others want a pretty gh repo, a personal site, prove that you can work outside of work hours, and more. Breaking into infosec is Hard with a capital H! Don't let survivor's bias make you downplay others' struggle.
WPAD is still a thing, proxies terminate https. HSTS works when your first visit isn't over the public wifi; plenty of very important sites don't use HSTS. Even if HSTS was perfect, you're assuming users won't install malicious extensions or download malware at the suggestion of the evilwifi.
December 20, 2024 at 2:53 PM
WPAD is still a thing, proxies terminate https. HSTS works when your first visit isn't over the public wifi; plenty of very important sites don't use HSTS. Even if HSTS was perfect, you're assuming users won't install malicious extensions or download malware at the suggestion of the evilwifi.
One reason it is hard to get done in the US is the comparison with EU. Forget how other countries do it, America leads, we don't follow. we can do better than them by crafting a solution tailor-made to our 51-countries-in-a-trenchcoat patchwork.We can solve things like long wait times others haven't
December 6, 2024 at 1:26 AM
One reason it is hard to get done in the US is the comparison with EU. Forget how other countries do it, America leads, we don't follow. we can do better than them by crafting a solution tailor-made to our 51-countries-in-a-trenchcoat patchwork.We can solve things like long wait times others haven't
Don't quit your day job to become a bot-hunter on bluesky.
December 6, 2024 at 1:23 AM
Don't quit your day job to become a bot-hunter on bluesky.
bruh, what do you got against me, is it because you don't understand what the error code in my @ means? I don't like to post much because it isn't good for mental health dealing with certain types of people or getting caught up in it all. You didn't uncover anything "brian smith"
December 6, 2024 at 1:22 AM
bruh, what do you got against me, is it because you don't understand what the error code in my @ means? I don't like to post much because it isn't good for mental health dealing with certain types of people or getting caught up in it all. You didn't uncover anything "brian smith"
wow you're so clever and original! your behavior and the prevalent tendency of others to find fault on the person making the argument instead of the argument itself is intellectual laziness and is also at the core of so many social ailments. Even if I were a bot how would that negate anything I said
December 5, 2024 at 9:06 PM
wow you're so clever and original! your behavior and the prevalent tendency of others to find fault on the person making the argument instead of the argument itself is intellectual laziness and is also at the core of so many social ailments. Even if I were a bot how would that negate anything I said
I like how you called me comrade to imply I'm a communist because I want Americans better off.
It is however my patriotic view that people who relish cruelty towards their fellow Americans should consider a change of country. If you are such a person, I don't consider you an American at all.
It is however my patriotic view that people who relish cruelty towards their fellow Americans should consider a change of country. If you are such a person, I don't consider you an American at all.
December 5, 2024 at 7:00 PM
I like how you called me comrade to imply I'm a communist because I want Americans better off.
It is however my patriotic view that people who relish cruelty towards their fellow Americans should consider a change of country. If you are such a person, I don't consider you an American at all.
It is however my patriotic view that people who relish cruelty towards their fellow Americans should consider a change of country. If you are such a person, I don't consider you an American at all.
The solution to American health care, is difficult but simple. Tax the public (income, property, sales, corporate and more) and directly subsidize health-care (including medschool costs) for everyone and regulate cost of health care. The economics works out quite well, with cost savings.
December 5, 2024 at 6:56 PM
The solution to American health care, is difficult but simple. Tax the public (income, property, sales, corporate and more) and directly subsidize health-care (including medschool costs) for everyone and regulate cost of health care. The economics works out quite well, with cost savings.
It is ultimately the fault of the American public for wanting an insurance based system. To me, this is comparable to needing "fire insurance" for the fire department to put out the fire burning down your house, and not only that, said insurance's cost depends on the generosity of your employer.
December 5, 2024 at 6:50 PM
It is ultimately the fault of the American public for wanting an insurance based system. To me, this is comparable to needing "fire insurance" for the fire department to put out the fire burning down your house, and not only that, said insurance's cost depends on the generosity of your employer.
Out of all businesses, they are the one business that shouldn't be? Health R&D and pharma should be for profit, but the organizations that actually treat people shouldn't be.
December 5, 2024 at 6:48 PM
Out of all businesses, they are the one business that shouldn't be? Health R&D and pharma should be for profit, but the organizations that actually treat people shouldn't be.
sorry, I meant within a timescale of like centuries. Like in pre-ww2 era, the US and UK governments opened paper mail for inspection. book-code was also invented many centuries prior because regular messages were subject to interception.
December 3, 2024 at 9:34 PM
sorry, I meant within a timescale of like centuries. Like in pre-ww2 era, the US and UK governments opened paper mail for inspection. book-code was also invented many centuries prior because regular messages were subject to interception.
But can we agree that "those in power" not being privy to the conversations of normal people is a new thing? it sounds like a good thing from what I'm reading in this thread. But there will always be "terrorists" and "think of the children" arguments with some legitimate reasoning behind them.
December 3, 2024 at 6:40 PM
But can we agree that "those in power" not being privy to the conversations of normal people is a new thing? it sounds like a good thing from what I'm reading in this thread. But there will always be "terrorists" and "think of the children" arguments with some legitimate reasoning behind them.
Thanks for explaining it. I was just trying to understand the nuanced viewpoints behind these arguments, instead of blindly accepting them without questioning.
December 3, 2024 at 6:33 PM
Thanks for explaining it. I was just trying to understand the nuanced viewpoints behind these arguments, instead of blindly accepting them without questioning.