was pro ow player. was full time streamer. reverse engineered some mmos. had fun. write software. https://xitter.cf/t.co/6K7O4b0QNU

Joined May 2016
Replying to @keysmashbandit
yeah switch to smart pointers
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Tired of noobs complaining the WINAPI for malware development is weird. It's not. How do you create a file? The CreateFile function. How do you open a file for reading? The CreateFile function. How do you open a file for writing? The CreateFile function. How do you get a handle to a directory? The CreateFile function. How do delete a file? The CreateFile function. How do you get access to a physical disk? The CreateFile function. How do you get access to a file stream? The CreateFile function. How do you get access to the console buffer? The CreateFile function. How do you get access to pipes? The CreateFile function. How do you perform interprocess communication? The CreateFile function. Just make sure you use the appropriate version of CreateFile (CreateFileA for ANSI, or CreateFileW for wide characters). Alternatively, you can use CreateFile2 which is the same as CreateFile except the parameters are passed as a data structure named CREATEFILE2_EXTENDED_PARAMETERS. However, be aware CreateFile2 only works on Windows 8 and above and designed more or less for programs running from the Windows app store. Alternatively, alternatively, you could use CreateFile3 which is nearly identical to CreateFile2 except it uses the CREATEFILE3_EXTENDED_PARAMETERS structure and is more or less designed for sandboxed packaged applications. However, be aware CreateFile3 only works on Windows11 24H2 and above. It's shrimple, honestly.
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The entire idea of AI code generation is based on the assumption that a "prompt" can express your technical intention. But as soon as you start to get good at programming you stop thinking about it in english and instead switch to some abstract mental representation.
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Up until just recently, some metrics of Microsoft Azure Attestation were completely vulnerable to spoofing in some circumstances, and would accept attacker controlled measurements. SecureBoot in this case, spoofed as ON from a malicious bootkit. see CVE-2026-45642
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COMPLETELY unrelated to any current events, this is a friendly reminder that @OBSProject is largely volunteer driven with only 4 full-time staff. Most people don't even know they can support OBS directly 😶‍🌫️ obsproject.com/contribute
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Damn he kinda read y’all to filth tho
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How it felt to be a software developer before ai.
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Carl Marx. Communist manifesto. Wikipedia.
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not sure why, but releasing Pyre - Ghidra's decompiler running fully in your browser. Drop an ELF / Mach-O / PE / wasm, navigate decompiled C with cmd-click + xrefs in Monaco. No server, no upload, binaries must never leave the page... source. github.com/ant4g0nist/pyre deployed at: pyre.fuzzing.science
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Zoomer surgeon doing CS:GO knife inspect animations with a scalpel during brain surgery
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Stepping through RADDBG, with RADDBG, on Linux (or at least WSL). So close now!
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old but gold
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Americans after finding that a group of fish is called 'school'
Firing a submachine gun underwater
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This is smart but they need to make inflatable fake hospitals and schools to really throw off the US and Israel
Lord Bebo
@MyLordBeboMar 12
Chinese inflatable fake weapons with heat signature. Can the fool missiles and drones?
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AI devs are cooked. I just wrote a script by hand
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Replying to @SecWar
You're the arrogant one, dictator. Stop putting AI into weapons.
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Casey Muratori@cmuratoriFeb 25
I like how they called them "attacks". Do they also call it an "attack" when Anthropic does the stealing? Or is it only when someone else steals their IP that it goes from "fair use" or "downloading data for research purposes" to being an "attack"?
We’ve identified industrial-scale distillation attacks on our models by DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax. These labs created over 24,000 fraudulent accounts and generated over 16 million exchanges with Claude, extracting its capabilities to train and improve their own models.
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How do we know if they’re C programmers?
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