D-04got10-01
· Level 450
rant
Fiddler Classic changing their EULA to allow solely non-commercial use.
Better back up your old installer FiddlerSetup.5.0.20253.3311, because starting w/ FiddlerSetup.6.0.20261.7291 && beginning w/ 2026-09-17, Fiddler Classic can be used solely for non-commercial uses. Sucks for me, given I use the software very rarely for some work-related tasks.
Sources: https://www.telerik.com/purchase/license-agreement/fiddler , https://www.telerik.com/fiddler/fiddler-classic/documentation/introduction .
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Haha, you have no idea what is coming to devplace 😂 To be compliant to standards what is normal for people like @Lensflare in a few hours you can flag everyone for everyone and the platform will always reach within 24h! Also you have to accept terms and conditions for Devii, api key usage, code farm, everything 😂😂😂
We wanted to have the ios app in the appstore of apple and those people are totalitarian. It literally require to rat out people.
If we had responsible admins, we would be fucked.
But I chose the admins very well, nothing will be changed. Also, I will make a post that people who flag people are nazi's.
I think our admins have adopted the 'zero-knowledge' policy. You ask them anything, they tell you they have zero knowledge about it.
/jk
Huh, I read the post again - why don't you let the office pay for it? Or tell me what you use it for; I'm sure you can build a solution with devplace code in no time.
Mainly... to check which addresses are being contacted, with what frequency /* To learn whether the game is abusing the endpoints by hammering them. /, && then just save the results to be presented in some fairly readable way for most people, who aren't exactly into webdev. / Which includes me. Learning to use the Fiddler was a chore. */ No worries, though. An alternate tool has been provided to us by some other company.
Plus... I think that if I were that desperate, Wireshark should probably be an alternative... && then I'm sure there are some other programs doing the same thing.
Hmm, it's all windows huh.
Gamedev. We're mostly Windows-dependent. Also consoles... i.e. the software is supposed to take whatever the console is sending / receiving && analyze it.
OS on a console? That depends. Some run Windows-adjacent OS, some run some mod of Linux, some run probably some custom OS, entirely. I haven't exactly delved into it too deeply.
If it was Linux, I am sure we could've figured smth out. Package sniffing is not so hard on linux and I actually have a book about it and did read it. For fun stuff root is required.
> 'For fun stuff root is required.'.
Obviously. Like when memory scanning other processes, too. Same for Windows, but they're called admins there. But I'm sure you've already known all that.
My Windows knowledge is completely outdated, but ultranetworksniffer, once the best tool for packet sniffing, did just work fine under user. But I'm talking Windows XP now.
But if I had to write viruses again, it is definitely easier for Linux. 100%. I do not really understand why people consider Linux so safe.
> 'I do not really understand why people consider Linux so safe.'.
They used to. !anymore. This && similar things have been piling on in recent times: https://thehackernews.com/2026/08/18-year-old-linux-sctp-flaw-could-let.html .