I am a huge fan of the #BuyFromEU movement! So far, I've ditched a lot of US stuff already, including Microsoft, Dropbox, 1Password, Notion, Grammarly, Amazon, Slack, and Google. This helped a lot: european-alternatives.eu

This is getting some attention today. Cool shellcode trick from: My First and Last Shellcode Loader by @dobinrutis.bsky.social at HITB 2024. H/T x.com/Jean_Maes_19...

With civilians messing up internal IT systems, president firing staff left and right, disbanding security teams, NOW is probably the biggest opportunity for threat actors to compromise US IT infrastructure.

WhatsApp -> Threema, Signal Reddit -> Lemmy Netflix -> ThePirateBay Twitter -> Mastodon, Bsky Chrome -> Firefox Todo: Spotify -> PirateBay? ChatGPT -> DeepSeek? Biggest dependencies left are Google, and then Microsoft. This will take some time.

This is worth repeating www.thenationalliteracyinstitute.com/post/literac...

New old 9 inch CRT Panasonic TX-G10 with scart, composite, s-video, rf and more. For NES & SNES.

I used Facebook as authentication provider for some services like Spotify. Not anymore. I propose to do a TikTok, and let the EU buy 50% of Meta.

Wolfenstein 3D / PC / Apogee Software / 1992

However hard your life is, remember that you have more dignity than the richest man to ever exist, who used a sock puppet to post this about himself.

Better-Sliver - a fork of the Sliver project intended to improve the Sliver project. The goal is to make Sliver less detectable by adding more features, changing default fingerprints, and adding more obfuscation options

A group of people colonize another star will always be technologically inferiour to the home planet. They neither have the people or the expertise to keep up. And in the time it takes to travel to another star, the home planet will advance, while the generation ship stagnates.

ChatGPT down? Qwen aint

Prediction: OS will get less and less important. Linux is basically just used as a minimalistic container OS to hold other apps. We could get rid of the OS, and just deploy the App into a VM directly. Like with IOT, with a small OS layer compiled in (like Googles Fuchsia).

Its a dnbradio.com day

I think every company was terrified that if someone else figured out AGI, they'd get left behind. So everyone lit money on fire trying to build AGI. Nobody figure it out. Now they're all left with a bunch of mostly useless GenAIs models that they have to convince investors were worth the money.

Are consoles and their awful performance the biggest thing holding videogames back? Manor Lords shows how a city builder can use UE5 engine, to have realistic models down the screws. Similar Kingmakers, where we seem to have thousands of agents hitting each other in the face.

Interesting that Trump, and the US population, want to get "prices down" after the inflation. Instead of adjusting salary to inflation

When fascism is on the rise, the smart are the first who leave. Its fascinating to see what happened in time between 1933 and 1939 in scientific circles of Europe, and especially Germany.

I wanted to find a video of a presentation of mine on youtube. Instead search.brave.com AI automagically showed me a summary of what i was talking about. It is suprisingly accurate. I wonder if its based on the slides, youtube subtitles, or the vid itself.

Just learned from @biella.bsky.social about this new project documenting hacker history. This map is really cool: wherewarlocksstayuplate.com/map/

Improvements in RedEdr log output reduced detections massively. But Notepad still has calls to MapViewOfSection() and ProtectVirtualMemory() with callstack entries pointing to private or unknown memory. Probably still callstack analysis artefact

Matrix 2.0 and app.element.io looks like pretty cool slack alternative

Looking forward to a world where i dont have to hear about Trump anymore. But, the main problem: Its possible that his successor may not be as retarded. If Russia achieves creating a fascist state according to their own in the US, who will invade to bring democracy back?

The amount of false positives RedEdr has when tracing notepad.exe is staggering. Hooked ntdll.dll with callstacks result in: * MapViewOfSection() with RWX permissions * Broken callstack for MapViewOfSection() and ProtectVirtualMemory() (invalid entries) These need to be filtered out by a real EDR

Jan.ai is pretty cool. Also qwen 2.5 is smooth to use, like 40t/s on my 3090.

RedEdr DLL hooking finally works reliable. Just have to filter out all events of the hooking, and more importantly, SymInitialize() telemetry itself. Why? Analyzer doing Detections on it generated a lot of false positives, which made it unusable.

Htmx is awesome. Interactive pages with regular updates for RedEdr, even tho its written in C++

Never depressive, never aggressive, always progressive