Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
voodooEntity
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
1.
▲
by
voodooEntity
25d ago
Tbh in a time where more and more applications are shipped as vibecoded electron based bloated bug-collections that are slow and take stupid amounts of resources i'd rather have even more TUI's than less.....
2.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
No os² feel like this list should have gotten more entries and love before publishing
3.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
Funny, i did this myself some months ago - its actually not that tricky to run a llm in your browser. Tho, the problem is that the models fitting in there are well relativly "tiny" in my opinion. Cool idea tho to make it as access
4.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
I have started working on a 1 Person RTS project (crazy right? i know :D) Basically a 2d rts, fully orthogonal view, plays in space with spaceship combat. You start with a deployable base, kinda like the old C&C, which you can place aro
5.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
Ye you should be really careful on that one. If just somebody with a bad mood reports you, even if you have absolutely good intentions, it can cost you and if its just in spendings in a lawyer to proof that your fine....
6.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
Well its not like i didn't consider it, but it heavily relies on stuff that i have written and that is well only used by me till this day. So arguably, publishing it this way it would still have like "points" which make it ex
7.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
Yes and no. I have seen (not wanne name them now to not bring them into a bad context) several tools coming from germany which are well in questionable contexts but due to basically beein advertised as full LLM/AI driven its somehow no
8.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
No im referring to the legal terms of germany, the country im residing at. Our laws regarding "hacking" are arguable the strictest and worst. The problem is that they are formulated in a way that it is super easy to have your soft
9.
▲
by
voodooEntity
1mo ago
The following rant is not against the owner/project - but... What an irony. I cant publish a attack surface mapping / pentesting tool i wrote which runs fully deterministic and really controlable due to "dual use" legal
10.
▲
by
voodooEntity
2mo ago
Thank you ! I just had the absolute same experience and was about to write a similar comment - take my upvote instead !
11.
▲
by
voodooEntity
2mo ago
One side i really like it - i also love to play around with funny ideas - but have to say if i would read more than like 2 sentences with that font i'd throw up xD
12.
▲
by
voodooEntity
2mo ago
Some people say im rather pessimistic - but i still kinda hoped that the EU will not go down this path. That said - i was obviously wrong. I don't really know what else to say than : this breaks a fundamental foundation of privacy. Sur
13.
▲
by
voodooEntity
2mo ago
Just out of curiosity - Whats the plan against well "missuse" in terms of depicting "forbidden/problematic" symbols/Words/....? This is one of the major issues that made the reddit variant a rather big nig
14.
▲
by
voodooEntity
3mo ago
While i can follow your path, maybe because i see the same, i sadly have seen in groups of friends how this can go sideways very fast. If you report things, some companies gone treat you as a criminal/offensive actor and even go legal
15.
▲
by
voodooEntity
3mo ago
chapeau for this project - and thanks for sharing it with the world!
16.
▲
by
voodooEntity
4mo ago
Damn :D even tho i prolly just gonne use it this single team, it kinda made my day :) very cool thing - just a collaborative experience to enjoy !
17.
▲
by
voodooEntity
4mo ago
Well i wouldnt recommend to use btc for the payment to be honest. But ye offshore servers have been a thing for a long time. Tho i wanted to open source the tool (spend ~10 years developing it) and thats just not an option. Don't wanne
18.
▲
by
voodooEntity
4mo ago
Word..... This laws, while i wanne say have a good intention, just do the opposite... I myself, residing in germany, developed a recon/vuln/scanning tool that im legally forbidden to publish cuz of the laws you just mentioned.
19.
▲
Ishikawa: 10 years of building an attack surface mapping tool I can't release
(blog.laughingman.dev)
2 points
by
voodooEntity
4mo ago
|
0 comments
20.
▲
by
voodooEntity
4mo ago
So i just finished a long running project (10 years ftw) just to deepdive into the next one. I have no public sources yet (will come at some point) but ill try to break it down into some simple points. After all: this is a research project.
21.
▲
by
voodooEntity
5mo ago
So, let me first of all clear up one thing. I did not, and never intended to, degrade anyone who actually tries to make a difference. If you read my original comment, you can see that I clearly state that I respect the wish to help. I also
22.
▲
by
voodooEntity
5mo ago
Even donations to organisations such as UNICEF often end up in the wrong hands. Lets go for the optimistic scenario in which UNICEF will only take a very small portion for the "processing" and really deliver lets say food and medi
23.
▲
by
voodooEntity
5mo ago
Dont wanne be the devils advocate here, but reality is that even if you find something "looking legit" in terms of donation, especially in such regions the most money will be "lost" halfway, and even if some will reach t
24.
▲
by
voodooEntity
5mo ago
I kinda feel ya. I wrote my own in-Memory Graph (i'd rather call it storage than a DB) some years ago in golang, even there i was wondering if golang actually is the optimal technology for something like a database especially due to th
25.
▲
by
voodooEntity
5mo ago
I feel ya.... and i have to admit in the past i tried it for one article in my own blog thinking it might help me to express... tho when i read that post now i dont even like it myself its just not my tone. therefor decided not gonne use an
26.
▲
by
voodooEntity
5mo ago
Funny thing had to laugh :)
27.
▲
by
voodooEntity
6mo ago
Inb4 Windows 40k and to run the "kernel" you need to sacrifice 1000 a day
28.
▲
by
voodooEntity
6mo ago
Saw your post and thought: maybe i can make someones day so well here i am reading it :D Big props on the no install / no register etc philosophy. If i would had to make any account i probably would have closed it instantly again xD So
29.
▲
by
voodooEntity
6mo ago
Ishikawa : a framework/architecture for automated Attack Surface Mapping & Vulnerability scanning - golang based architecture - information is dynamically mapped into one central directed knowledge graph - default multithreading -
30.
▲
by
voodooEntity
7mo ago
Always thought some streets in city builders just are a bit tooooo off :D Very nice article - good read !
More ›