femtozer

TIL CyberChef is developed by the UK gov

As a french person, it looks weird to me. I would only use it for the very first century: Ier siècle.

I also pay for YouTube Premium, but I still use ReVanced on my smartphone just to disable auto-translation. It’s absolute madness that users can’t configure this in the official app.

You can just intercept the http request at the end of the game, and set the score you want.

I wasted a couple of hours recently before realizing that AirPlay was using port 5000...

In the same vein, amendes.gouv.fr is incredibly easy to use for paying fines.

The team behind ruff/uv is working on a similar tool:

https://x.com/charliermarsh/status/1884651482009477368

Many of these tools could be seen as better than the American alternatives in certain respects (e.g., being more privacy-focused). If any country could be boldly compared to the Soviet Union in terms of protectionism, it’s more likely the United States these days.

Not sure I understand — passwords are generally hashed in databases. Even if leaked, an attacker would still need to brute-force the hash to retrieve the actual password, wouldn’t they?

I see one significant upside: combined with a chat, you can ask the content creator questions directly

Small bug on the main page: the footer is duplicated when the logo at top left is clicked.

That was the subject of Google Hash Code 2021: https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/hashcode-2021-oqr-extens...

This format was really fun, it's a shame Google discontinued all its code competitions.

In this case, the pool is temporary. La Défense Arena is usually used for rugby (Racing 92) and concerts.

I agree, the first day is usually trivial, that wasn't the case here. I also tried using regex but ended up implementing a much simpler solution using index() and rindex().

This song was a tribute to Otis Redding. My first thought was that the article was about him lol.

It seems that there is a second issue due to a fire in a GlobalSwitch datacenter where Google host Edge cache locations (article in french):

https://dcmag.fr/breve-un-depart-dincendie-dans-un-batiment-...

I was not expecting an Asterix ref here. Is it well known in the US?