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thel3l
2mo ago
Last week, I built a search engine as a side project over electoral data. Unsolicited, I've started to get messages like this, where Claudes are voicing their opinions to me through humans: > # 0. Who's writing this, and why &g
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Getting a full payment bypass on PayU India, provider with with 500k+ customers
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
Yes!! Shocked we made it this far in life without one! Itching to put devices inside and light the air inside up without worrying about licensing! We actually ended up seeing a life size Faraday cage at Indian Institute of Science—felt good
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thel3l
2y ago
Yeah, Apple sometimes checks MCC/MNC on the cellular network as well, for some reason they chose not to lock it down that way here. However, if they did lock it to require an iPhone, the way we would activate would be by using our Fara
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2y ago
This was one of the rabbitholes I chased down, but didn't find anything. At some level, this was just the easier approach :) I'm sure there's something though. Apple changed the URL handler schemes for iOS 18, so a lot of old
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thel3l
2y ago
That's exactly what we did in the end—used a commercial VPN and provided internet to the device over the USB cable. Could have probably used a Tailscale on a VPS somewhere too.
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2y ago
Yep, sorry! It is Binary Ninja
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thel3l
2y ago
Binary Ninja: https://binary.ninja/ :) Think someone has already linked it below!
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thel3l
2y ago
5GHz has quite low penetrating power, so for the most part our issue was 2.4GHz.
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2y ago
Probably would work, however I suspect the changes would not be as sticky. Apple has some slightly more complex checks that they have used in the past to georestrict stuff like ECG, by using MCC/MNC codes from your mobile network. I su
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2y ago
It's all too early to tell, but we'll know after a week or so. The battery life thing is not seeming like a big problem, since the existing device needs batteries changed every few days or charged every night. As for the sound qua
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2y ago
Thank you for reading and the kind words! We're almost looking forward to this loophole being shut down to really make things a tad bit more challenging haha We've got some ideas for the Faraday cage—a whole bunch of networks rese
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2y ago
haha, I think I've got many miles to go before I'm qualified to answer this :') I've just been hacking away at things since I was in middle school, am lucky that there's some transfer. LLMs have also been a huge unl
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2y ago
We built it ourselves actually! The first prototype was just aluminium foil, tape and hope, but we wanted something more solid so we built one out of n°100 copper mesh and some 2020 aluminium extrusions!
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thel3l
2y ago
Hey! I'm Rithwik, one of the authors of the article, happy to answer questions etc!
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2y ago
Heya! One of the authors here. Nope, its a one time thing. When the feature is enabled, a flag is set on the iCloud account, so you can travel anywhere and have it work. At the same time, a EQ profile is pushed to the transparency mode of t
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thel3l
2y ago
Hey there, author here! Unfortunately, we're not able to share all the details until the issues are patched and can't share the APK because (legal reasons) That said, I've already seen it widely in circulation though, especia