cyberpunk2077-hacking-solver VS cyberpunk2077-hacker-camera-proto

They have a percentage health bar, since they’re sort of boss fights. Once you see that get to 5% or lower, hit them with the Short Circuit quick hack. It’s one time, non-lethal damage, with no nasty damage over time effects that can accidentally kill them because you inflicted damage after dropping them to zero. As for money, I always go the crafting route. Boost your technical to 18, get all the crafting perks that let you make higher rarity goods, buy all the crafting parts from any vendor you see, and you’ll be swimming in eddies. Hacking data points is a good way to get money too. Especially if you are really good at figuring out the codes or use this. https://cyberpunk-hacker.com

Hey folks, I've seen a couple of Breach Protocol solvers on this sub, like this one or that one. Most of them use brute-force of some sorts, but people were commenting that using depth-first search would be possible and, probably, more optimal. So I decided to explore this option and wrote a blog post on how it could be done in Go: https://timiskhakov.github.io/posts/breaching-breach-protocol.

Oh yeah, I normally don't cheat in Solo games but the hacking minigame was a headache for me so I found https://cyberpunk-hacker.com/ load it on a second monitor or on a tablet or maybe your phone I haven't tried yet, input the data, hit solve. Done.

https://cyberpunk-hacker.com/ use this

I also scratched one up earlier (source) which, for now, requires you to type in the digits manually. I'm implementing automatic full-window screenshot (alt+prntscr) solving in a couple of days, followed by my own automatic phone camera implementation that uses a bit mote computer vision to find the actual grid itself :)

Shit dude, I've been working on the exact same thing!! I can't believe Tesseract works so well with just a thresholded photo! I wasted a lot of time on finding the grid and perspective correcting it etc with OpenCV.js. I didn't retrain the whole tesseract model but just finetuned it to add the fonts, which seems to work alright.