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nobotty

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    Comment #9862492

    Are you totally incapable of programming? First -- that code appends random file paths to a "content" set. It is used here https://github.com/hackedteam/rcs-common/blob/38290d4eab2…

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    Comment #9843964

    why not just use asciinema?

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    Comment #9654367

    It's called defense in depth. Get a clue.

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    Comment #9323790

    php? 2015?

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    Comment #8779697

    It needs a revocation clause because yes he can revoke it from new versions, but no he cannot edit the original copy some guy downloaded with the BSD clause.

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    Comment #8686233

    oh no, the developer got one of the words wrong for some dumb buzzword

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    Comment #8675127

    .well-known is really long and not semantic. it sucks.

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    Comment #8660902

    > what he thinks it might be doing. don't be pedantic, this is obviously what they were referring to

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    Comment #8519938

    That's a nice readme. Too bad it doesn't give any examples of how to actually make use of it?

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    Comment #8426612

    virtual functions which are very common in C++ are resolved using a specific technique in the machine code which can be taken note of.

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    Comment #8417015

    so it's like casperjs except a piece of shit?

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    Comment #8351674

    His english is almost as bad as his ability to reverse engineer things.

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    Comment #8351671

    Really wish baby-level software analysis posts would stop hitting the top.

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    Comment #8189925

    It's defcon, I think they could've pulled in a favor from google.

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    Comment #8124492

    the only thing I'm seeing from your posts is "I'm a fucking idiot who doesn't understand that C is safer than any interpreted pretend-you're-safe language"

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    Comment #8072809

    Don't companies usually need to pay ycombinator to place ads on HN? Please stop suggesting anyone is interested in closed source software.

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    Comment #8046277

    How do you have CSV data with a comma within a field?

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    Comment #8040228

    I'll be more interested when they've found a way to work with native binaries on windows, and handle creating/using binaries that take full advantage of the PE's import/export func…

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    Comment #8027650

    Hahaeha, no, warden can and does scan EVERY SINGLE THING on your system. Good luck with fixing that whole "trusting companies that release games I like" thing.

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    Comment #8027647

    No, you'll be banned, because anticheats are malicious and will ban you if you're an outlier not allowing full access to your system.

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    Comment #8027628

    you're an idiot if you think origin is more invasive than steam, lol

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    Comment #7908500

    hah, that would make the MAL devs competent, not going to happen

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    Comment #7820607

    Why do these things never have syntax highlighting? It's like nobody cares about collaboration among hackers

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    Comment #7814959

    which is a fucking pain in the ass as stated such that it is a newsworthy feat?

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    Comment #7793520

    Flash as a technology is a caveman compared to modern Javascript-based technologies. There is no audience that does not have JS enabled -- other than the fringe who would probably …