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FuelCell SuperCounterfeit Elite v3(crowell.biz)
2 points by crowell 3y ago|0 comments
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by crowell 9y ago
there was no point to be made. I wasn't saying that either platform is insecure. Just seems the link wasn't to show anything other than if you care about security, using the latest version of macos is prudent.
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by crowell 9y ago
also on newer machines you get more security features, such as SMAP/SMEP which were introduced in the Broadwell chips (2015 macs?)
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by crowell 9y ago
It's pretty hard to take this article seriously. The author writes "I don’t consider Windows good enough. Historically there have been to many ways to compromise a Windows-based computer, and new techniques keep showing up with al
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PayBreak – Generically recovering from ransomware including WannaCry(eugenekolo.com)
5 points by crowell 9y ago|0 comments
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by crowell 9y ago
2012 Samsung series 9 (15") I really love my laptop, but it's getting old. I think I'd be happy with another samsung, but am not totally sure. Pros: +Thin + Light/small bezels on the display +upgradable ram (came with 8g
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by crowell 10y ago
vpn is enough to bypass censorship in china. How do you think international corporations do it?
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by crowell 10y ago
this is a really great piece of software that is deserving of love/donations. If you've ever wanted a free, supported version of a tool like ida, or a user-friendly tool for assembling/disassembling (radare2 can make use of l
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by crowell 11y ago
sys/static.sh - compile a static bin
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by crowell 11y ago
while possible, what benefit would it have over the current default of capstone for x86/amd64? I've never heard of zyan before.
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by crowell 11y ago
Some great links here. Awesome job curating it!
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Help the Radare Project Host the Radare Summer of Code
15 points by crowell 11y ago|3 comments
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by crowell 13y ago
currently, no. that would be a simple addition though.
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by crowell 13y ago
good idea, I will add that as an update
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by crowell 13y ago
to be honest, I was not aware of that piece of software. One features of my client that I prefer is the auto-copy to clipboard. gist does look nice though.
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by crowell 13y ago
I originally started the project on bitbucket, and never ended up moving it to github. I should probably do that, seeing as it is targeted to a github project.
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by crowell 13y ago
bitbucket project page can be found here https://bitbucket.org/crowell/slaprb can be installed with "gem install slap"
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Show HN: Slap – a command line client for Github Gists(showterm.io)
6 points by crowell 13y ago|10 comments
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by crowell 13y ago
I helped to test this and have been using it since. it is much less disruptive to work flow to just add comments in one place rather than add comments and have to go through github's ui for work items, bugs, etc.
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by crowell 13y ago
I use locations from the Zelda universe. my current machines are lakehylia, lostwoods, termina, koholint, skyloft, deathmountain, minishwoods
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by crowell 13y ago
I've given it a try before. I really just prefer the -tui switch on gdb if I want to work with multiple panes. It allows src/console/registers/asm panes. really quite useful. http://sourceware.org/gdb/onlinedocs/gdb/TUI.html
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by crowell 14y ago
V10S goes to java as well. I've really enjoyed using it and the work flow is quite nice.
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by crowell 14y ago
very cool. How does the output compare with something like Virtuous 10 Studio?
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by crowell 14y ago
I'm glad you love your macbook, but would a similar-enough computer _really_ not do it for you? When I upgraded from a netbook as my main machine to my Toshiba Z830, it was amazing, but then again, that is comparing a $200 machine to a $70
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by crowell 14y ago
very cool plugin. I'd like the definition to show up in a tooltip or something by default though. opening up a new window is a bit annoying.
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by crowell 14y ago
Interesting. I'll still stick with KDE paste for their api, but seems promising
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Show HN: Slap - A command line tool for pasting(crowell.github.com)
3 points by crowell 15y ago|0 comments