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by alias1 1y ago
There has been some [recent discussion in the comments]( https://gist.github.com/0xdevalias/5a06349b376d01b2a76ad27a8... ) on my gist of notes related to figuring out the Serum preset file format; with a lot of the recen
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Reverse Engineered Serum 2 Preset File Format and Tool to Unpack It to JSON(github.com)
2 points by alias1 1y ago|1 comments
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by alias1 3y ago
Looks like ChatGPT Plus will be getting annual subscriptions soon, for the equivalent of US$16.66/month (So probably US$200/year accounting for rounding errors)
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by alias1 3y ago
I've just released ChatGPT Source Watch, a repo dedicated to finding and documenting upcoming ChatGPT features (before they've been announced/released). https://github.com/0xdevalias/chatgpt-source-watch
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I built a Beeper password reset tool for 'login with email/code' users(old.reddit.com)
1 points by alias1 3y ago|1 comments
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by alias1 3y ago
This week Beeper's support has been a little busy and unable to help reset my password; so with a few Matrix spec pointers from the Beeper Community chat, I hacked together a PoC Beeper password reset tool for the email/code (JWT)
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ChatGPT Unreleased 'Internal Only' Feature: Share Chat(twitter.com)
3 points by alias1 3y ago|1 comments
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by alias1 3y ago
Another day, another ChatGPT unreleased 'INTERNAL ONLY' feature: Share Chat --- Code / API refences: https://chat.openai.com/_next/static/chunks/pages/_app-ab949... createShareLink: POST &
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by alias1 4y ago
Seems this leaked ChatGPT API model got taken down already.. https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT/issues/523 https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT/issues/523#issuecomment...
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by alias1 4y ago
Seems this leaked ChatGPT API model got taken down already.. https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT/issues/523 https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT/issues/523#issuecomment...
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by alias1 8y ago
Depending on your needs, you absolutely can do it in software. The first few steps are about software, and in particular, probably just using Wireshark + USBPcap or usbmon is sufficient for basic cases. The hardware side of things is the ar
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by alias1 8y ago
Definitely agree here. I tend to like to get the gist of things/cliffnotes from people that have already broken it down, and then deep dive into the spec if I need to know some explicit detail. Most of the time when I want to hack on s
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by alias1 8y ago
I originally wrote this as a way to collate all of the things I was reading as I went from zero knowledge on the subject. I like to document the path I took, and don't really see the point in reimplementing the wheel when someone else
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by alias1 8y ago
Thanks for the links! Definitely interesting, and kind of annoying how hard it seems to be now :( Would running a VM on top of windows and passing the device through to that be an option given your use-case? Could then run *nix or similar i
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by alias1 8y ago
I can definitely understand the marketing/psychology appeal of it.. but it also feels like a bit of a rip that I either end up with a) a less good product, or b) paid more for the same thing. That is.. until we figure out the ways to D
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by alias1 8y ago
Glad I inspired you to hack it the right way! Thanks for sharing the cached link :)
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by alias1 8y ago
Sounds like a really interesting project! Hopefully you manage to figure it out. Glad I could help start your own rabbithole of a journey! ;p
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USB Reverse Engineering: Down the Rabbit Hole(devalias.net)
283 points by alias1 8y ago|47 comments
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by alias1 13y ago
My tl;dr * Listen to music to block the distractions/world * Get out of your old environment (coffee shops seem to help me, +caffeine source!) * Travel: It just always seems to put things in perspective for me. * Probably won't wo
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by alias1 14y ago
I can't remember if this was an official style guide anywhere, or whether I just saw it on a project and liked it, but this is what I have been using. // Project Name // https://github.com/myuser/my-project-name // // Copyright (c
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by alias1 14y ago
I have seemingly endless (1k+) lists of links on the likes of Pocket[1] (formerly ReadItLater) and the Read Later list in Rockmelt[2]. Found Pearltrees[3] a couple of months ago and been absolutely loving it! The easiest way to describe it
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by alias1 14y ago
Clickable: http://vertx.io/
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by alias1 14y ago
From a technical perspective it's definitely possible. I can't remember off hand, but i'm almost certain I came across something that did this before.. A quick google turned up the following: http://www.bytestrom.eu/blog/2009/1120a_jpeg_en
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by alias1 14y ago
Wouldn't something like this be doable with PhantomJS? http://www.phantomjs.org/
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by alias1 15y ago
Clickable links: http://s0rce.com http://s0rce.com/issue-event/republican-primary http://s0rce.com/blog/post/fixing-the-news
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by alias1 15y ago
Will have to give this a go when I get home. From what I see so far it looks really nice. Well done!
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by alias1 15y ago
The icons look very clean, simple layout yet effective layout, and quite glad to see such a reasonable price :) I noticed only 49 icons are showing on the front page image, yet the site says 55 though?
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by alias1 15y ago
Good work. The lack of availability in anything other than Ruby has been a bit of a pain. Now if only GFM was ported into Javascript.
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by alias1 15y ago
Clickable link: http://www.StartOpedia.org
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by alias1 15y ago
Very nice idea and so far the service looks pretty good. Congratulations :) I did find it a little hard to find the different pricing levels/what I get for them. I think having a page dedicated to the different account types (free, premium,

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