The actual case is that GTA Online sessions are P2P. As such, when connected to a session, your IP is exposed to the other players. This doesn’t really qualify as a ‘doxx,’ as that in and of itself is not particularly PII. Furthermore, playing without a menu is possible and has been for years. It just helps to boot yourself into a new/empty session every once in a while.

From what I recall, while the sessions are P2P, they've implemented proxies between players to prevent the old problem of IPs being exposed.

Neat! Thanks for doing the legwork, I’ll reimplement this in bash for some personal projects.

I would have thought that Facebook would mind non-humans accessing marketplace. At least, that’s what previous research has lead me to believe.

I previously thought so too, but turns out you can use the graphQL endpoint with the Chrome cookies and it's virtually indistinguishable

Linked article: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/toyota-prius-mongolia-e...

I love learning from and building that type of thing (plus have some musician friends who can never have too many gadgets). Would you be willing to share a link?

Note: if you don’t want to create a link to yourself, you could also email me at <my username>0_AT_protonmail_._com

How much does it pay on average? And how is the payment broken down/do you earn per mile or package?

> as long as

*except HP

Neat extension! Two points of feedback with it:

1. It changes my browser theme frequently. Please do not. I've only taken a quick look at how/why, but you seem to apply the stock Firefox dark themes multiple times - in sidebar/sidebar.js, sidebar/theme-init.js, background/background.js, and possibly in sidebar/manage.js and sidebar/reader-page.js. This is just from a quick grep.

2. The authentication structure is quite easy to modify/bypass. Yes, you have server-sided authentication, but modules/auth.js does all of the work - and as such can be both taken offline and be modified to set arbutrary user information and return a valid, non-expired subscription. Though, isAuthenticated returning true is even easier.

You have made quite an interesting and useful extension, which I do plan on trialing once I fix the theme-changing issue. Authentication is hard and can never be perfect, but I do believe that it is robust enough for the vast majority of users. Thank you for sharing your work, and I await to hear how compliant/polite it is on rachelbythebay's rss reader test.

Tinkercad is what “clicked” for me. I found that it’s very easy to start making simple functional designs, but when you are trying to make something more advanced (pain point: triangles with rounded edges) it’s a bit lacking. Plasticity seems to be the next step in this direction, but it’s pricey.

Yes, I believe I’ve used DisplayCAL with a calibration puck.

Neat. Up to this point you’ve had to install it on a windows device, and copy it along with a handful of dlls over[0][1]. Notably, I’ve only gotten Photoshop to work via this method, other products (InDesign and one other) will not run.

[0]: https://forum.mattkc.com/viewtopic.php?t=336 [1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20251203093202/https://forum.mat...