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A not so brief DNS introduction(briefbytes.com)
2 points by ruialmeida 5y ago|0 comments
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VMware Completes SaltStack Acquisition(blogs.vmware.com)
2 points by ruialmeida 6y ago|0 comments
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by ruialmeida 6y ago
Google Analytics can do this by setting the last octet of IPv4 addresses and the last 80 bits of IPv6 addresses to zeros. Reference: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2763052?hl=en
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by ruialmeida 6y ago
From my understanding, halving will reduce the mining reward per block, which in turn can make it unprofitable for some miners, causing them to leave the network. Is the Bitcoin miner pool heterogeneous enough that centralization is not a r
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by ruialmeida 6y ago
Yes, thanks for clearing up the intercept part, I didn't remember how they did it exactly. They do make right decisions in my opinion to balance security/privacy issues at the cost of less ability to detect cheats. I think they al
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by ruialmeida 6y ago
In order for your game to render other players you have to know their position, so the game server has to send them to all players. As an example, for CSGO in the past, the server always sent all player positions from anywhere, so it was po
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by ruialmeida 6y ago
This will always be a cat and mouse game. There are some anti-cheat software more intrusive than others. Even Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) which is considered by many to not be very intrusive, used to intercept DNS queries to detect communication
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by ruialmeida 6y ago
As a layman I sometimes use a block explorer to check how many confirmations a transaction I made has. I also check the median confirmation time and mean transaction fees out of curiosity if confirmations are taking too long but I let the B
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Game Hacking on Linux using process_vm_writev(briefbytes.com)
6 points by ruialmeida 7y ago|0 comments
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Debugging mobile apps with an HTTPS proxy(briefbytes.com)
1 points by ruialmeida 7y ago|0 comments