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mrsaint commented on Reverse engineering Call of Duty anti-cheat   ssno.cc/posts/reversing-t... · Posted by u/deverton
shj2105 · 7 months ago
Where did you learn how to do this? I would love to learn more about understanding half of what this article said but I don’t know how to start.
mrsaint · 7 months ago
My recipe: "Windows 95 System Programming Secrets" by Matt Pietrek and "Unauthorized Windows 95" by Andrew Schulman, years of fooling around with NuMega SoftICE, lots of IRC, lost youth, yet lots of fun.
mrsaint commented on Why Scrum is stressing you out   rethinkingsoftware.substa... · Posted by u/aard
mrsaint · a year ago
When challenged why we'd scrum since we were doing better as a whole before (better products, happier devs), mgt replies that they'd need scrum to detail the work we did so that they could write longer bills to the clients.
mrsaint commented on Niagara Launcher   niagaralauncher.app/... · Posted by u/unstuck3958
janice1999 · 2 years ago
https://help.niagaralauncher.app/article/27-privacy-policy

> Personal Data collected: Cookies, unique device identifiers, Usage Data and IDs (package names) from installed apps.

It sends a unique device identifier, your IP address and your app usage to Firebase. I understand why the developer would want crash reports but he gathers a lot of data on users.

mrsaint · 2 years ago
Fortunately it can be disabled: Share error and usage reports - off; Digital Wellbeing Initiative - off; App Categorization - off
mrsaint commented on Retro Computer Museum   retrocomputermuseum.co.uk... · Posted by u/thorin
mrsaint · 2 years ago
Another one, close to Frankfurt, Germany: https://www.digitalretropark.net/blog/
mrsaint commented on Reverse Engineering TikTok's VM Obfuscation (Part 2)   ibiyemiabiodun.com/projec... · Posted by u/laptou
mrsaint · 3 years ago
How could Apple properly review something like this? Isn't it one of Apple's selling pitches that they'd review each app for malicious activity before it makes it to the app store?
mrsaint commented on We became experts on Google Play Store policy violations   blog.pushbullet.com/2022/... · Posted by u/Guzba
sprokolopolis · 3 years ago
As a long-time Pushbullet user, I would like to thank the developer for their efforts in creating it and in keeping the app available to us!
mrsaint · 3 years ago
Ditto. As an Android user, I am glad Pushbullet exists, and my whole daily workflow depends on it. Kudos.
mrsaint commented on Double Commander   doublecmd.github.io/doc/e... · Posted by u/smartmic
nope96 · 3 years ago
There is a fantastic windows clone of XTree that has been around forever... still updated

https://www.ztree.com/html/ztreewin.htm

mrsaint · 3 years ago
How I wish there was a native version of ZTree for Linux.
mrsaint commented on Ask HN: Developer Workstation Backups    · Posted by u/a2tech
mrsaint · 3 years ago
Using borg here:

- configured through Borgmatic

- encrypted

- long retention (daily, weekly, monthly)

- stored on a relatively fast and large external backup disk (right now a Sandisk Extreme Pro SSD)

The backup plan is automatically triggered when I connect my notebook to the docking station. Never failed me and already saved me from the embarressment of accidently modifying or deleting important files that are not part of a git repo.

mrsaint commented on Lenovo shipping new laptops that only boot Windows by default   mjg59.dreamwidth.org/5993... · Posted by u/HieronymusBosch
mrsaint · 3 years ago
"By default" means it's just a switch in the Bios to fix this issue? If yes, not a big deal, is it?
mrsaint commented on The Old Reader   theoldreader.com/... · Posted by u/goplayoutside
gumby · 3 years ago
The limitation with all these systems is the lack of filters (where I can group all messages that match a filter into a folder). It's common to support grouping feeds into folders, but I want to have a folder of covid-related articles, and one of australian climate policy etc. Feeds are often a jumble of messages on different topics (which is quite reasonable).

Feedwrangler had a very primitive version of this but anyway it's end-of-lifed.*

NetNewsWire used to have excellent filtering but it's been rewritten without them. I use ReadKit on the mac because it does have pretty good filtering. Its own rewrite doesn't have that feature yet, and sharing the filters between platforms will be a future feature. But at the moment, as far as I can tell, it's my only option.

* The developer gave everyone a year's notice and arranged a transfer mechanism to another feed service. Pretty responsible!

mrsaint · 3 years ago
Have you tried Inoreader (Pro)?

u/mrsaint

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