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edrobap
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> I expect Java would be easy-mode That makes sense. Java leaves metadata in compiled code to reconstruct better. > your account has been shadow-banned, it looks like you got a lit…
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I had done a fair bit of reverse-engineering-jar-files in the pre-LLM era for various reasons. The biggest problem with decompiled java files was naming. The original variable name…
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I thought they have used TURN [1] to create a truly distributed p2p app. But it turns out that they have build a cluster of servers to possibly improve the scalability by distribut…
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Thanks for bringing the 32bit point. Turns out that .ZIP specification has the limit [1] . The solution here is ZIP64. Excel does support ZIP64 but the implementation isn't suitabl…
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> Many security experts believe Microsoft’s single sign-on model, emphasizing user convenience over security, is ripe for retooling to reflect a world where state-backed hackers no…
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It amuses me how the low limit nature of Excel has affected the ecosystem around it. Apache POI, which is a popular library to operate on Excel files, has a weird 4GB limit [1] on …
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