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Comment #48052772
> Apple Pay does not, runs the whole thing on-device, and not only is private, but as a result also enables payments entirely offline. Apple Pay still does send a lot of telemetry …
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Ask HN: Why are people buying GitHub repositories?
I got an email today morning: > I came across acheong08/ChatGPT on GitHub (27,954) and noticed it's archived and no longer receiving updates. Really well-built project. I run a sma…
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Comment #47268249
I'm not malicious at least :) Pretty public with who I am https://duti.dev/
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Comment #47131191
> The theme of the hackathon was AI I say it somewhat jokingly. Most of the challenges were AI, but there was a specific security track that wasn't about AI (but AI bug bounty hunt…
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Comment #47131151
I was playing around with it a while back and forgot to remove it...
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Comment #46829228
> Google reportedly used their Android users to sniff APs Pretty sure that's how it works across all phones. I know that's how Apple gets their location services database at least.…
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Comment #46673750
It does fall back to the GPS receiver if no internet and no cache but I suppose it's just more power efficient and not on anyone's minds that people would MITM for this purpose.
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Comment #46663866
I still can't believe that certain IOS APIs are locked to paid developer accounts only (PacketTunnel, Shortcuts, etc.) such that you can't even sideload your own app onto your own …
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Comment #46445298
Happy New Years! I can't believe it's already 2026. Posting from a flight back to the UK. Having wifi in the sky, we really are living in the future. 2025 wrapped: https://duti.dev…
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Comment #46419570
Currently in China (as a visitor). Wireguard literally just works (to a VPS). Mullvad works as a commercial provider, just slower. Xray-core (vless, Trojan) if you're paranoid. I h…
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Comment #46334510
I built a bad clone of Charles Proxy over the summer as part of another project (iOS VPN -> mitm with custom root certificate -> logging). It's surprisingly simple. It basically go…
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Comment #46114483
Location: Cardiff, United Kingdom Remote: Preferred not, but willing Willing to relocate: Yes (Europe, North America, Singapore, Far east Asia) Technologies: Golang, Python, Typesc…
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Comment #46099761
Complained about this yesterday as well: https://duti.dev/blog/2025/rot-of-undergrad/ The incentives are all messed up & universities can't even do anything about it since if they …
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Comment #45302157
Tried [Invidious]( https://github.com/iv-org/invidious )? It's really lightweight. I host my own instance: https://iv.duti.dev and it works wonders (Librewolf with strictest finger…
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Comment #44562217
Huh I recognize that library. Ran into the same issues last year and made a fork. https://github.com/acheong08/playsound https://pypi.org/project/playsound2/
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Comment #44504558
Reproduced the issue after a bit: https://github.com/acheong08/CVE-2025-48384 Then immediately went to update my git version. Still not up on Arch yet. Will refrain from pulling an…
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Comment #44284475
This is why I use invidious. Much more lightweight without all the tracking and Google bullshit. https://invidious.io My instance https://iv.duti.dev
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Comment #44148190
You always could by just setting the proxy environment variables (or in settings). The standard port for the tor daemon is 9050. In fact, it's relatively easy to write a socks prox…
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Comment #44139838
I write a lot of random code that have very little economic value so there's really no point in keeping it private. Sometimes they end up being helpful for other people. E.g. https…
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Comment #43552570
I'm in the UK so it would be surprising for it to be a language proficiency problem. You might be right about outsourcing and machine translation. > "Will the application has a loc…
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Comment #43294180
https://github.com/acheong08/apple-corelocation-experiments I worked on this a while back in parallel. You can dump Apple's entire database in ~2 weeks. Around 3 billion records in…
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Comment #41775899
Apple also maintains a similar database (though with only BSSID and not SSID). You can find all the BSSIDs in one area via the tile API or straight up dump the whole thing. https:/…
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Comment #41725815
I actually did that with a firefox extension + containers to scrape ChatGPT a long while back (before the APIs) https://github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT-API-agent Worked pretty well bu…
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Comment #40905284
This has been happening for a long time. I once wrote a bypass for scraping: https://github.com/acheong08/funcaptcha A still working fork: https://github.com/xqdoo00o/funcaptcha I …
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Comment #40895886
Apple probably has one of the largest databases. Their API is unauthenticated and not rate limited either. Can be used for both APs and cell towers: https://github.com/acheong08/ap…