Here they are: http://pastie.org/1148102
("Use Pastie for good, not evil." - I think this is for good)
("Use Pastie for good, not evil." - I think this is for good)
Still too many rules for my taste. (Google also has too many rules, FWIW.)
Whenever Apple is confronted with a situation where the user could use a feature or tool for something that's "against the rules", they tend to disable the feature. See, for example, iTunes' inability to import music from an iPod. It could be 100% legal for me to do that, but Apple doesn't provide that feature, even though iTunes "knows" how to do it.
(I stopped using Apple products about 5 years ago when they added PT_DENY_ATTACH.)
You mean the ptrace() flag that's trivial to bypass? Been a while since I dealt with it, but ISTR it's as simple as:
br ptrace
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ret
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