Notices by Triddle (triddle@infosec.exchange)

@hacks4pancakes the thing is, if all affected companies in a field (lawyers, infosec etc.) stood together against this crap then they would all be OK.

This flat out bullying can only work when single companies are targeted and everyone else closes their eyes.

@patrickcmiller since I don't use Google I suppose I won't be seeing any Reddit result from now on. Oh, well, too bad.

Just did a quick test on DDG, if I limit results to the past year I get Reddit results, but monthly or less I get none.

@patrickcmiller I did a fair bit of that back in the day. First on the 286, but that was too limited, so when I had a 386 and the Intel manuals I was able to get protected mode, then virtual 86 mode, then finally I was able to switch back and forth at will.

Ultimately wrote a TSR debugger in 386 assembler that sat in high memory, activated with the SysReq key, and a library for MSC that allowed small model C code to access all physical memory. Never tried to do virtual memory.

Sadly it all stopped working when EMM386 shipped with MSDOS.

Lots of fun. Still have the source code.