Can you please make the table of contents link to the pages?
Nice publication though! :)
Paged Out – a new experimental magazine about programming
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#62Reminds me of the zines included in the Zachtronics game EXAPUNKS which serve both as instruction manual and exposition. http://www.zachtronics.com/exapunks/
Looks awesome. I have played TIS-100 and Zachtronics puts a lot of love into their games.
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#63I would purchase a subscription for physical copies of these. Any plans to ever do something like this?
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#64Very much a nitpick, but I really wish the font remained consistent between articles.
Nooooo... are you kidding? That's exactly what makes every article a piece. It's perfect as it is! Unify the fonts and you get an academic-style journal.
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#65Huj, I can also recommend "code magazine", if you have any interest in dot net.
> https://www.codemag.com/magazine/subscribe
That header takes up nearly half of my screen. Why would they not "display: none;" on scroll? Jeepers.
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#66For a second there it felt like reading an old 2600 issue. Love the format.
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#67> Android Reverse Engineering Heck yes, I wish more people knew this. It's super easy. There's loads of interesting (and "interesting") stuff in apps. Even better: you can get your phone's framework code (usually in odex files) and decompile it! I've found and worked around some insane things that Samsung has done to their SMS providers on some phones....
Cool! What kind of things have you seen with Samsung SMS providers?
Also interested!
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#68This is really cool! Looking forward to the next edition of this. If anyone could point me to something similar, that'd be great (I know of 2600 and Phrack). I'm aware that Lainchan produces their own community magazine, but progress has been slow.
Hugi demoscene diskmag was absolutely brilliant: http://www.hugi.scene.org/
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#69> Android Reverse Engineering Heck yes, I wish more people knew this. It's super easy. There's loads of interesting (and "interesting") stuff in apps. Even better: you can get your phone's framework code (usually in odex files) and decompile it! I've found and worked around some insane things that Samsung has done to their SMS providers on some phones....
Java reverse engineering is supposedly easy. Still trying to find a guide on how to get around Burp's Pro license...
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#70What a marvel!!!!
Honestly, I am a fan from now on. I'd buy that!