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marlin
2y ago
^ Insightful! I too have been working in this space for a while. Then I found out about kaitai stuct, lost some steam but regrouped. I do have some novel ideas and my dsl is less verbose than theirs :) I have a DSL in go with cli tooling at
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marlin
3y ago
Could you mention at least one of these open source projects like wine that under-delivered according to you?
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marlin
3y ago
In order to encode the ; as a character, when ; is being used as a separator.
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marlin
3y ago
That's a cool project. I use ImHex myself but wasn't even aware of this. Over the years there has been a silly amount of projects in this space, it is very hard to keep track of them all. I did try to summarize the ones I know abo
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3y ago
Yes, see the "if statements" section in the (very terse) documentation https://github.com/martinlindhe/feng/blob/main/TEMPLATE.md#i... You can see it in use in the PNG format template, here: h
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marlin
3y ago
I am also working on a project in this space. It is a template format for binary data, and accompanying commandline tooling. It is usable today for tasks such as: - generating structured binary diffs - creating universal extractors, several
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3y ago
> This entire genre of tools has been a long time point of interest for me. Same for me! It turned into a long journey and I am working on a solution that I am very happy about. Somewhere mid-journey I learned about kaitai struct and los
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3y ago
> About a central database of binary parsers, I've been wanting this for ages too. The closest I ever found was augeas, but that's for configuration files. I'm working on something, that is a open template format for binar
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3y ago
I'm working on something, that is a open template format for binary file formats. It is usable today as a universal file extractor, with some bugs and limitations. Check it out at https://github.com/martinlindhe/fe
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12y ago
omg, that's hilarious!
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12y ago
EDIT: i realized i answered about btsync while question was about syncthing, sorry. Regarding detecting file modifications: my friend had issues with his synology diskstation eating 100% cpu with btsync with around 50k files. With less file
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12y ago
According to [1], "LAN sync" only works when file has already been uploaded to the dropbox servers. If this is accurate, then I guess this is the issue i have noticed. 1: https://superuser.com/questions/663600
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12y ago
Thats curious. I never got it working between Windows, Linux and Mac clients. Sorry for drawing conclusions.
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12y ago
Dropbox actually have a "Sync over LAN" checkbox. It just never seem to been implemented/enabled. I actually just dropped Dropbox for btsync the other week and are very happy, it's iOS app even serves other clients with
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12y ago
Curiously, it translates to "It's a child in a candy" on my google translate session.
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12y ago
the malware has XERATUTA string, https://github.com/wouters-frederik/help_me_clear_this_up/bl... google reveals several posts about this one
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12y ago
I started on a tool dealing with analysis, https://github.com/martinlindhe/PhpDeobfuscator
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marlin
12y ago
swap BTC for LTC. swap LTC for other BTC's, win.
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marlin
12y ago
No, i misunderstood OP, thought he meant HN, due to his wording.
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12y ago
Ah, i didnt realize that by the wording of OP. also, thx someone for downvoting a helpful attempt. i see the cancer found HN also
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12y ago
Dont understand your issue. the only javascript served by this page should be <script type="text/javascript"> function byId(id) { return document.getElementById(id); } function vote(node) { var v = no
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12y ago
Students get 100$ each for silk road shopping, damn!
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12y ago
You now also excluded thousands of true positives which dont present the code exactly as queried
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12y ago
After looking at the search result i can see that most of the results have legit reasons. Instead of half-assing the problem, please dedicate 10 minute of your life to look in, analyze & report one or two of the problems you find. Also
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12y ago
You should. But be factual. No point in bringing the attitude.
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12y ago
Horrible.. Been sending 2 security bug reports so far.
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12y ago
One i remember clearly was on my first programmer job in 2000. The other coders were poking at PHP but the company had several customers on WebCrossing [1], which at the time was considered one of the "serious" website building to
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12y ago
awesome site! this'll be my coding playlist for a while!
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12y ago
OpenBSD folks, what is your obsession with CVS????
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12y ago
I'm not seeing how these questions are relevant to very many swedes right now, with regard to ongoing world-wide & european political development. We seem to have the same confused politics in Sweden as usual. Womens rights & e
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