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l-albertovich

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About l-albertovich

Open source maintainer, musician, woodworker and UFO nutcase.

meet.hn/city/es-Oviedo

Interests: Books, Cybersecurity, Hacking, Hardware, Hiking, Mentorship, Music, Open Source, Programming, Startups, Fitness

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #48966196

    Thanks CJ, you've put some pretty cool things out there!

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    Comment #48100648

    You know, Fox turned into a hardcore sex channel so gradually, I didn't even notice.

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    Comment #47632756

    Yeah, I tried all of them with all the combinations of presets and orbit styles and the closest I could get was using tinkercad but couldn't match the orbit style correctly.

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    Comment #47588947

    I just tested it out of curiosity and found that viewport manipulation behaves in a very similar way to onshape which feels very natural to me. I've been thinking about trying to i…

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    Comment #47432660

    It's not even about API boundaries, it's about logic and the language isn't really responsible for that. Expecting it to prevent it would be as gullible as expecting it to prevent …

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    Comment #47432603

    It's a race condition that can be used as a primitive to achieve privilege escalation which makes it legitimate but even if it you couldn't use it for anything else but to trick th…

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    Comment #46248468

    I felt the same way when I read the bold part that says "But that C codebase is an issue" so I quickly checked out the public databases and couldn't find a single serious vulnerabi…

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    Comment #46173506

    Something I hadn't thought about is, could it be that electric cars are not perceived as a threat due to the lack / different of noise, vibration and heat when compared to a combus…

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    Comment #44686793

    You know it's not about the disagreement, it's about that toxic need to be a smart-ass that's so prevalent in social media (including this platform). I would've loved to engage in …

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    Comment #44685518

    Oh no, I accidentally duplicated a function call while quickly rewriting the code for fun, what a terrible sin! (as a side note, I didn't even compile the code but I after quick ch…

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    Comment #44676512

    Just for fun I reformatted it minimally in the conservative way I write code that is intended to be easy to read and understand to improve the odds of future contributors (or futur…

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    Comment #44126136

    There doesn't have to be anything wrong for people to choose whatever they feel most comfortable with. Back when I used to do a lot of android (and some iOS) based RE I sometimes u…

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    Comment #43932028

    I've just installed it and tried to have it create a hello world using gemma3:27b-it-qat through ollama but it refused to do it claiming it doesn't have access to my filesystem. Th…

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    Comment #39344765

    I don't really see myself using this app but I loved textual and even used it for a PoC a while back. I appreciate the work you are doing by dogfooding textual and how consistent y…

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    Comment #39344324

    I'm sure that there's a good reason to do it this way but I was wondering what would the benefits of doing it this way instead of installing openwatcom using whisky. A few weeks ag…

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    Comment #38842357

    Wouldn't it be better to use FFI to build an idiomatic interface to use in Dart instead?

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    Comment #37734849

    Be sure to put it behind a palo alto firewall which is by no means backdoored by the IDF!

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    Comment #37690759

    Wow, this is amazing and I hadn't heard about it yet so thanks a lot for sharing it!

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    Comment #37674663

    There's a clear logical difference in those two patches and I can't blame the maintainer for going with his version. Attribution should be given though, regardless of the bug OPs p…

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    Comment #37657280

    There are some things that are much more valuable than raw speed but that's an aspect something every collector I've gone through was somewhat lacking. I think vector could be a ve…

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    Comment #37522773

    You're a cool cat, respect.

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    Comment #37297064

    That's overly harsh, they are doing good work I think their data model is a step forward in the right direction. Their processors are quite capable and the entire receiver and expo…

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    Comment #37174724

    It'd be funny to silently alias quetta=emacs in systems. I wonder what would people think when they find it.

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    Comment #36588620

    Well, you know, there is a way to share your work without putting others down or being dismissive. It's really valuable (and sometimes even enjoyable) for others to read (or even p…

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    Comment #36587405

    I think it's not polite, if you just want to show something cool you did you could create your own thread. You don't interrupt a street musicians and start playing in front of the …