Maybe it's improved since, but last time I used IDA free the cloud decompiler was buggy and weird and it was overall a mediocre experience. I don't see why anyone would choose to use it instead of Ghidra unless they…
That has a lot more to do with personality than career. If you’re an irritating know-it-all weirdo, people aren’t going to like you regardless of your job. I’ve known engineers like that that, but most people I know and…
> Honestly, the top responses almost read like neural network generated proto-english That’s not specific to questions about 5G. Most of what I read on Quora would fit that description.
Not well. They’re isolated in their own section of the app and don’t seamlessly integrate with included music like they did in Play Music.
That’s the book my mom used to teach me how to read. I don’t remember much about it, but it was apparently effective, so it’s nice that it’s stuck around for the past ~20 years.
I left the church and have a fairly negative view of it, but claiming that there's no difference between devoting your time to a religion and a scammy company is pretty dismissive of the positive impacts being part of a…
They have: https://corellium.com Though there is an ongoing lawsuit as a result.
They baptize a living person, who acts as a proxy. If I remember correctly, there's some stipulation that the person in heaven has to actually accept the baptism, they're not just being forced into it. I don't remember…
This is about cookies, which are stored on the client.
Having never taken a Mac apart before, it took me less than half an hour to upgrade mine, and I had zero issues. It was definitely more work than upgrading a normal computer, but I think it's definitely worth doing if…
Local leadership quality in the church varies wildly, since there's no formal training and they're unpaid positions. My bishops growing up were all great guys, but there are absolutely exceptions, and I'm sure that…
I think the structure of school in general is pretty bad for mental health. I finished my CS BS degree earlier this year, and the quality of life improvement from not being in school anymore has been huge. Instead of…
Growing up as a Mormon kid and seeing these DVDs around, I was always curious why it was legal, and none of the adults I asked had an answer, or even seemed to understand why it wouldn't be. It's funny to discover this…
While I was in college, there was a summer I couldn't find any tech work and ended up doing property claims for a tour company. It paid minimum wage, but it was pretty fun. What really surprised me was how many valuable…
I'm not sure how widespread it is (it might just be a few teams), but I've seen a few Microsoft engineers complaining about moving to open offices over the past few weeks. Ex:…
They have issues almost every day. I like them, but they're not the most reliable company in the world.
I haven't personally tried it, but I've seen other people here recommend The Lounge on past threads: https://thelounge.chat
The files on TPB generally aren't the original scene releases. They get transcoded to lower qualities by other people for the masses who don't care.
Check out LiveOverflow on YouTube. He's gone in depth on a bunch of CTF tasks and his solving process.
A U2F key isn’t enough, it needs to support smartcard PIV. The Yubikey does both, I’m not sure what other options there are.
It's named a.out, but that's just a legacy convention. It's still an ELF file.
Maybe it's improved since, but last time I used IDA free the cloud decompiler was buggy and weird and it was overall a mediocre experience. I don't see why anyone would choose to use it instead of Ghidra unless they…
That has a lot more to do with personality than career. If you’re an irritating know-it-all weirdo, people aren’t going to like you regardless of your job. I’ve known engineers like that that, but most people I know and…
> Honestly, the top responses almost read like neural network generated proto-english That’s not specific to questions about 5G. Most of what I read on Quora would fit that description.
Not well. They’re isolated in their own section of the app and don’t seamlessly integrate with included music like they did in Play Music.
That’s the book my mom used to teach me how to read. I don’t remember much about it, but it was apparently effective, so it’s nice that it’s stuck around for the past ~20 years.
I left the church and have a fairly negative view of it, but claiming that there's no difference between devoting your time to a religion and a scammy company is pretty dismissive of the positive impacts being part of a…
They have: https://corellium.com Though there is an ongoing lawsuit as a result.
They baptize a living person, who acts as a proxy. If I remember correctly, there's some stipulation that the person in heaven has to actually accept the baptism, they're not just being forced into it. I don't remember…
This is about cookies, which are stored on the client.
Having never taken a Mac apart before, it took me less than half an hour to upgrade mine, and I had zero issues. It was definitely more work than upgrading a normal computer, but I think it's definitely worth doing if…
Local leadership quality in the church varies wildly, since there's no formal training and they're unpaid positions. My bishops growing up were all great guys, but there are absolutely exceptions, and I'm sure that…
I think the structure of school in general is pretty bad for mental health. I finished my CS BS degree earlier this year, and the quality of life improvement from not being in school anymore has been huge. Instead of…
Growing up as a Mormon kid and seeing these DVDs around, I was always curious why it was legal, and none of the adults I asked had an answer, or even seemed to understand why it wouldn't be. It's funny to discover this…
While I was in college, there was a summer I couldn't find any tech work and ended up doing property claims for a tour company. It paid minimum wage, but it was pretty fun. What really surprised me was how many valuable…
I'm not sure how widespread it is (it might just be a few teams), but I've seen a few Microsoft engineers complaining about moving to open offices over the past few weeks. Ex:…
They have issues almost every day. I like them, but they're not the most reliable company in the world.
I haven't personally tried it, but I've seen other people here recommend The Lounge on past threads: https://thelounge.chat
The files on TPB generally aren't the original scene releases. They get transcoded to lower qualities by other people for the masses who don't care.
Check out LiveOverflow on YouTube. He's gone in depth on a bunch of CTF tasks and his solving process.
A U2F key isn’t enough, it needs to support smartcard PIV. The Yubikey does both, I’m not sure what other options there are.
It's named a.out, but that's just a legacy convention. It's still an ELF file.