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gynvael

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About gynvael

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    Comment #49089559

    Hahaha thank you, if needed we have a few more options. For now I'm sticking to it since it's familiar territory for me.

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    Comment #49082328

    That might be something at Google Cloud ingress then. We're not blocking on IP level (we have some other stuff, but it shouldn't interfere with Tor).

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    Comment #49082059

    Wait, you're getting blocked trying to download Paged Out!? This most likely is a problem with your ISP, not with the zine's server. Check with them first.

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    Comment #49079994

    Actually the title is what doesn't change, not the page number. I.e. the object manager has a mapping where a given object (article) is in memory (on what page, pun intended). So y…

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    Comment #49079968

    It should be available on lulu until the end of the week. We're running QA on it still.

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    Comment #49075476

    What you've described is the printed version of Phrack!

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    Comment #49074874

    Sorry, we moved this. It's on page 37 now - "Hardware" section works better for this one than "Food for thought". https://pagedout.institute/webview.php?issue=9&page=37&artic...

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    Comment #49073986

    Ahaha thank you for this comment, it's peak internet meme culture. Made my day :D

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    Comment #48144842

    Actually, I do think I'm right ;) There are two layers two this. On the formal, C and C++ standard lawyering layer, UB can have any result. I of course agree with this as per my pr…

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    Comment #48140948

    Haha this comment is spot on :)

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    Comment #48140935

    This is true. What's also true, is that if that smart name works in cybersec, they'll feel right at home :) (this is related to my other comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/i…

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    Comment #48140915

    Yeah, like left-to-right as in JS for example.

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    Comment #48140844

    Hey! Author here :) I'm going top-to-bottom through comments, and there was a similar question, so I'll link my answer here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48140821 (TL;DR: y…

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    Comment #48140821

    Hey! Author here :) So let me start by saying that that blog post was written was 15 years ago and I don't even remember the details of it and what I've written there. But, I have …

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    Comment #47862781

    This sounds like a Paged Out article ;)

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    Comment #47099235

    I don't think that's fully accurate (full-disclosure: I've done the technical review for this article). First, as for "serialization" vs "deserialization", it can be argued that th…

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    Comment #47099154

    I thought about it (quite a lot actually), but eventually came to conclusion that this would end up being misleading and widely misinterpreted. For example, one could argue that ru…

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    Comment #47099032

    I think we should try. We'll have to figure out how to mark it so that it's clear it's a work of fiction, though on the other hand it might be obvious. Anyway, submit it :)

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    Comment #47095174

    Haha don't worry, Aga is a human, and so is the rest of the crew :). It's just an internal joke from simpler times.

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    Comment #47075844

    You're right. In general when selecting articles we assume that the reader is an expert in some field(s), but not necessarily in the field covered by this article. As such, things …

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    Comment #47075639

    Thanks for the suggestion! I wouldn't mind having such articles in PO! tbh - let me think what can we do about it (or rather: let me pass this to the rest of the team so they think…

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    Comment #47075577

    PoC||GTFO is the GOAT

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    Comment #47075568

    Ah, no, sorry, no polyglots there yet. We'll get there one day, but so far our tooling doesn't allow for it yt.

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    Comment #47075457

    This goes to the "fix me" list. We're planning a rebuild in the next few days anyway, so it should get fixed then.