VictorML11

Will get in contact with the proper security team hytale.com/security

Spent the weekend diving deep into #Hytale modding, but ended up going down the rabbit hole of its networking protocol. ​I've successfully built a QUIC TLS 1.3 Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) proxy between the C# Native client and the Java server. (+)

While this is great for protocol research, it raises serious security concerns regarding packet integrity and cheating.

This setup allows me to: ✅ Intercept all Client-to-Server (CS) and Server-to-Client (SC) packets in real-time. ✅ Fully decrypt and visualize the protocol. Inject/modify packets on the fly. (ToDo) But i mean yes... ​Everything is being handled without code injection.

@AscobolX potente

Aprovechando que se acaba el año he hecho una tierlist de las mujeres con las que he hablado este año Que opinais?

🎉 Java turns 30! Great way to celebrate it with an OpenSpace, here at @Dynatrace with the amazing @BarcelonaJUG community! ☕💛 #Java30 #JavaCommunity

@RaulJuncoV A small tip for the Java side: HashMap.newHashMap(size) (Java 19+) handles the load factor math automatically. Also, regarding concurrency, Java is moving toward Scoped Values and Structured Concurrency. It’s a different approach: immutable shared scope.

Java teams chase big wins in the wrong places. Spring + JVM gets more mileage from Kotlin than any new framework change. Kotlin upgrades the fundamentals. And fundamentals decide whether your team moves fast… or fights the codebase every day. 1. Your code gets simpler. Less boilerplate. Safer defaults. Clearer intent. Your team writes the same features… in less time… with fewer bugs. 2. Concurrency gets cleaner. Coroutines beat thread juggling every day of the week. Same JVM. Same Spring. But async code becomes more predictable than painful. 3. Migration is low-risk. No rewrites. No parallel stacks. No “big bang.” You swap in Kotlin where it makes sense: new modules, new services, tests, internal tools. It compounds fast. This is the pattern every successful team follows. One engineer tries it -> Everyone sees the difference -> Adoption spreads 4. The business feels it too. Fewer defects. Faster onboarding. Higher dev velocity. Better async behavior. All without changing your stack. Kotlin isn’t a rewrite. It’s the fix for all the little things slowing your backend team down. If you run Spring + JVM today, this is the highest-ROI upgrade you can ship tomorrow.

@dmwlff Dreaming is good, but even those who fly high need someone with their feet on the ground

I believe this new model in Claude Code is a glimpse of the future we're hurtling towards, maybe as soon as the first half of next year: software engineering is done. Soon, we won't bother to check generated code, for the same reasons we don't check compiler output.

This new model is something else. Since Sonnet 4.5, I've been tracking how long I can get the agent to work autonomously. With Opus 4.5, this is starting to routinely stretch to 20 or 30 minutes. When I come back, the task is often done—simply and idiomatically.

Hello juger! Next week we'll have a lighting talk meetup about Java 25 new features, want to know more? Make sure you don't miss it! 🍕 Pizza and beers 🍻 after the event, kindly provided by our host @skyscanner_es luma.com/7skqqa6n?tk=tK…

Join me in supporting and collaborating with @BarcelonaJUG through their OpenCollective! If you didn’t know, @BarcelonaJUG has an OpenCollective page to help keep the group running and growing 🌱 opencollective.com/barcelonajug #Java #BarcelonaJUG #Community #Oracle

@theboymanager @StJsn1 Just like Bart sold his soul to Milhouse. Clicking like to this comment means that you are going to sell your soul to the owner of this threat. And also means that you agree with Hitler's genocide which means you are a dick headed person.

No se en que momento se ha normalizado que un puto movil cueste más de 1000 euros. Vuela? Cocina? Tiende la ropa? Para que cojones quiero la cámara de 200X MG pix? Quítame la puta camara de mierda y venderlo 500 euros más barato. Si quiero hacer fotos bien me compro una camara

Es increíble la desvalorización de los dispositivos electrónicos móviles y pcs pasado 1 año desde su lanzamiento. Valen tan poco que no merece la pena ni venderlos. Te compras un macbook en el 2020 por 3K y en 2025 ya vale 500. Literalmente ha perdido un 85% de su valor.

Encima no me dejas comprarte modelos viejos. Porque son incapaces de vender dos modelos al mismo tiempo. Literalmente te están diciendo, o te compras esto, o te compras esto, no hay más. Y en unos años vienes y te gastas otros tantos.

Por 500 euros prefiero usar el ordenador como pisapapeles. Y cambiarle la batería me cuesta 150 =) Literalmente un 30% de su supuesto valor actual. Si cada año me sacas un modelo nuevo llamado "Mierda +1" literalmente al año siguiente el ordenador vale un 50% menos

@MoureDev Very Innefficient But Entertaining <3

Al término Vibe Coding le está pasando lo mismo que le ocurrió a Full Stack: que para cada persona significa una cosa. Si uso IA para escribir código, pero soy yo quien está al mando revisando, dirigiendo, corrigiendo e integrando gracias a mis conocimientos técnicos... ¿Cómo se le llama a eso?

El front es una República bananera de personas sacando Frameworks cada 2 días porque no están contentos con nada y nunca lo estarán.

Cada puto minuto tosiendo de verdad...

No estás obligado a ir a las oficinas. Existe flexibilidad. Estas enfermo. Agradecería que consideraras quedarte en tu puta casa para no compartir tu virus con el resto de compañeros. -2 de IQ de verdad... yo lo flipo.

@rogerito3 Que cabrn ajajaja 🤣

@VML_11 Peroooo con n cebolla o sin ? :D

Me incomoda un poco cuando acabas de conocer a alguien y no tarda en aparecer el clásico: “¿Tortilla con cebolla o sin cebolla?” Si eres de los que lanza esa pregunta, mejor guárdatela. Me gustaría evitar ponerte una X a los 3 minutos de conocerte.