Did you know that there is full coverage of the C radare2 api for Rust and Python autogenerated with bindgen and ctypeslib respectively? It’s not idiomatic and certainly needs some maintainance and cosmetic work but the hard part is done. https://github.com/radareorg/radare2-bindings
"Honest Government Ad | How to rig elections"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3WTlyuhDs0
@Sophistifunk Remain skeptical, always.
@MikeDunnAuthor I was wondering, because they seem to be excused somehow, so here's hoping this genie includes all of them.
@MikeDunnAuthor Does it include Ukraine?
The #OPLArchive is my project to preserve the history of DOS-based chiptune music in a central location, using the universal VGM file format. I'm trying to find and add as many songs as I can. Check it out at https://opl.wafflenet.com - You can even listen in your browser! #YM3812 #YMF262
You can learn how to use radius2 by checking the new repository collecting several usage examples! By @alkali https://github.com/aemmitt-ns/radius2-examples
@campuscodi @pancake I was about leave Twitter at one point, but after deep diving into The Twitter Files as the information was leaked (not the "curated" version currently on wikipedia) it became clear to me that it probably can't get any worse. I'm a hardcore believer of free speech even when it means the people I dislike the most are onboard.
@lauren The Twitter Files.
"USING CLOUDFLARE TO BYPASS CLOUDFLARE
An attacker can setup a custom domain with Cloudflare and point the DNS A record to victims IP address. The attacker then disables all protection features for that custom domain in their tenant and tunnel their attack(s) through the Cloudflare infrastructure. This approach allows attackers to bypass the protection features by the victim."
https://certitude.consulting/blog/en/using-cloudflare-to-bypass-cloudflare/
@dfx If I remember correctly the Amiga version of SimCity has the tax "feature/bug", where you can max out taxes throughout the year, and at the end of the year you switch to 0 tax, and gain popularity as mayor.
@textfiles Damned, awesome!
In 2000, the Beatles created THEBEATLES.COM in relation to a new Beatles compilation album set, "1". For whatever reason, the legendary demoscene group MELON was hired to make flash animations for their songs. The results are now emulated at Internet Archive.
Warning: Flashing lights galore.
https://archive.org/details/melon-cometogether
https://archive.org/details/melon-ifeelfine
@bohemianchic@infosec.exchange You can google translate the PDF file directly by uploading here: https://translate.google.com/?sl=th&tl=en&op=docs
You will get a PDF to download in English, looks OK, I tried.
@malwaretech I think they'll be fine, as parents we teach them to be skeptical, especially to the mainstream media.
-"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro..."