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arebhaibhai
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Comment #26086942
> I really wish it had Cmd+P support for searching for project files. Works for me. CTRL+P on Linux though.
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Comment #25373145
https://keyoxide.org/
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Comment #25344674
I just wish it didn't have Disqus :(
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Comment #25123456
Basically same as IDA or Ghidra. Any sort of reverse engineering task can be done with Cutter. CTF, malware analysis, patching binaries, etc.
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Comment #25122315
>But Qira performs these tasks as well. Qira doesn't seem to have diasm graph, fn call graph, hex editor, decompiler, etc. >It's more minimal, that's all and it's personal preferen…
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Comment #25121970
I like the DoH initiative too. It's sad that Chrome doesn't support it for Linux yet and therefore Brave does not. HTTPS upgrade feature has always been there in Brave. Edit: I'm u…
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Comment #25121755
>This seems like an iteration of https://qira.me/ But qira README says: QIRA is a competitor to strace and gdb This is very different in itself. Cutter is competitor to IDA, Binja …
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Comment #25121133
Thanks. It has been fixed.
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Comment #25120892
Also, you can use Ghidra, RetDec and r2dec decompilers all at the same time inside Cutter. https://nitter.nixnet.services/r2gui/status/1300792273819635...
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Comment #25091232
I use cutter[1] as it's gives a better UX with same Ghidra decompiler. [1]: https://cutter.re
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Comment #25045061
Collabora guys are working on just that, FYI.
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Comment #25005926
Same story here. Data was so expensive and Airtel let users open airtel.in etc at Zero balance. We used to use all kinds of Opera and UC "Handler Mods" with custom HTTP headers lik…
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Comment #24883441
Having tried both, I can say GitLab pages is far superior to GitHub pages. For example: 1. GitLab lets you have pages generated from private repo(free) and have fine-grained contro…
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Comment #24672800
No. It won't.
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Comment #24672679
>> It's pretty open I disagree. It's the quite opposite. So many popular apps don't even get a notice before getting banned, let alone small indie developers trying to get some use…
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Comment #24672352
I know and that's what I think is better, at least for now. I know how to remove something a govt puts in phone but I can't use a lot of apps without Google Play services, which is…
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Comment #24671973
It will never be easy to control what people use in India. Also if I won't have to pay $25 just to publish my free app to users, I will be much happier. And if I decide to monetize…
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Comment #24671664
In what sense exactly?
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Comment #24669119
There sure is a difference about always working on own happiness and family/parents happiness. Both are stressful at times and both are rewarding at times. One might feel like fool…
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Comment #24668801
I agree with some points but most of the problems described in the article are not limited to India. People need coaching/training for things they don't know about, parents have ex…