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1. We spent $20 to achieve RCE and accidentally became the admins of .mobi Total comment counts : 35 Summary In this article, the author discusses their research on vulnerabilities in WHOIS clients and how they parse responses from WHOIS servers. They discovered that the WHOIS server for the .MOBI TLD had migrated to a new domain and the old domain had expired. They decided to acquire the expired domain and set up a WHOIS server behind it....

1. Radiology-specific foundation model Total comment counts : 27 Summary The article introduces Harrison.rad.1, a cutting-edge radiology-specific foundational model. This model performs exceptionally well in radiology exams and outperforms other foundational models in benchmarks. The Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists’ 2B Rapids exam, known for its difficulty, sees a pass rate of only 40-59% for human radiologists on their first attempt. In comparison, Harrison.rad.1 scored 85.67% on this exam....

1. QUIC is not quick enough over fast internet Total comment counts : 33 Summary This article discusses the benefits and implementation of the QUIC protocol, which is a multiplexed transport-layer protocol over UDP with enforced encryption. It is expected to improve web application performance by overcoming some of the limitations of TCP. Both TCP and QUIC can use ECN to avoid congestion loss and retransmission overhead. However, it took two decades for TCP to reach widespread support for ECN....

1. alphaXiv: Open research discussion on top of arXiv Total comment counts : 32 Summary error Top 1 Comment Summary The article suggests a few improvements for a website’s front page. First, it proposes that the front page should directly show a list of papers instead of having to click on a separate “trending” page. Second, it recommends that the ranking of papers should be based on votes rather than comment activity, as comment activity may prioritize controversial papers....

1. Keyhole – Forge own Windows Store licenses Total comment counts : 18 Summary The article discusses the discovery of a DRM bypass called “Keyhole” that allows users to license any Microsoft Store app or modern Windows edition easily. It explains the Client Licensing Platform (CLiP) in Windows 10, which is used for implementing DRM for Microsoft Store apps and Windows activation. The article reveals that there is a vulnerability in CLiP that can be exploited by changing permissions to access the CLiP license store....

1. Did Sandia use a thermonuclear secondary in a product logo? Total comment counts : 40 Summary The article is about an error message that states a requested resource could not be found on the server and that the error was caused by Mod_Security. Top 1 Comment Summary The author finds a particular image of a Teller-Ulam type weapon unusual because it includes channels that appear to transfer energy from the primary to the secondary device....

1. Desed: Demystify and debug your sed scripts Total comment counts : 12 Summary This article discusses the Demystify and debug your sed scripts tool called Debugger for Sed. It talks about the features of the tool, its compatibility requirements, and how it provides a practical interface for stepping through complex sed scripts. The author also mentions the usefulness of GNU sed’s debugging interface but expresses a desire for something more interactive....

1. ReMarkable Paper Pro Total comment counts : 91 Summary The article discusses the reMarkable 2, a digital notebook that aims to replace traditional note-taking and document printing. The author praises the device for its productivity features, including the new Type Folio keyboard case accessory that replaces the on-screen keyboard with a physical one. The reMarkable 2 is also highlighted for its simplicity and approachability, making it suitable for various writing tasks such as scripts, novels, proposals, and letters....

1. Is My Blue Your Blue? Total comment counts : 152 Summary error Top 1 Comment Summary The article discusses a test that may not only assess color perception but also the quality and calibration of a monitor. It mentions that the test may appear different on displays with different color gamuts. Additionally, the article notes that displaying the colors in full-screen may affect the results due to the optical illusion caused by the auto white balance mechanism in our eyes....

1. 1M Users Total comment counts : 40 Summary The author of the article announces that SpaceHey, a social media platform they created, has reached 1 million registered users. They express gratitude for the support and discuss their mission to provide a personal and enjoyable social networking experience. They also mention improvements made to the platform’s stability and safety, as well as future plans for new features. The author thanks the users for their support and encourages them to report any harmful content they encounter....