Replying to @siunam321 @soutagx86
Thanks, Siunam! I've updated the public post reflecting my sad reality 😄😄
brokenbrowser.com/blog/2026-…
[ Chromium ] Stealth request that bypasses CSP, hides from DevTools, and leaks the real User-Agent (in case you faked it 😁)
brokenbrowser.com/blog/2026-…
Like these ones
youtu.be/GemH59jhj9k?list=PL…
Cheers man! Looking forward to your next cracktros!
Replying to @amit_sheen @CodePen
Beautiful, Amit. It even has shadows on the floor. Amazing what you can do today with CSS. Thanks for sharing!
And once again, this reminds me the old amiga. The Sculpt 3D demos like this one: youtu.be/SR6VbVZHgrk?t=63
Similar =)
Replying to @magicmac2000 @randomdross
Sorry, Dave, but I'm still profoundly sad. I hope you won't mind if I post from time to time right here in this thread.
Thanks for your generosity. Thanks for accepting me at Microsoft back then. Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such a humble way. You inspired me.
Replying to @richinseattle
What was that computer, Richard? In my case it was a TI-99/4A with Extended-Basic! Which allowed me to at least edit a line of code by moving the cursor around the code, instead of having to type "edit" for each of the lines!
Replying to @richinseattle
This guy was always having fun. Is it the same day??? That was BlueHat 2008!
Replying to @The_Kelor @reverseame
IDA Pro (paid) has a CLI version, which I dislike as well =) because it's not snappy. Accessing the menus is harder. If you have a paid version, you will find idat.exe or idat64.exe in the same directory as where IDA is.
Replying to @garethheyes
Thanks Garetho for your kind words ☺️
Was a pleasure working with you, and we will work together again at some point 🤣🤣
BTW, I read this book during weekend. I was NOT surprised to see mentions to you on every other page. 🙂
books.google.com.ar/books?id…












