BWStearns

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931.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Also I'm not sure if it's part of the game, but I can't get the page to load after the first level.
932.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Cool concept. Given the quantity of programming/tech tutorials out there I can definitely see a tool like this being useful. Kind of a midway point between text and a screencast. Good luck.
933.
by BWStearns 13y ago
True, but by now the faceplate is cracked, and I need to replace the whole thing anyways.
934.
by BWStearns 13y ago
That would limit to some degree the gear that you could bring to the fight. Given that choice of tools in this situation is a valid differentiator I don't think arranging the challenge as "Backtrack5 at Dawn" is a realistic w
935.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Shoot me an email, brianw.stearns@gmail.com. I have [very] limited practical admin experience, but I will try to scare up a friend who can devote some time to it.
936.
by BWStearns 13y ago
>> single laptoppers Sit down with one of them, make a friend.
937.
by BWStearns 13y ago
>> coupled with miserable weather 90°, 100% humidity, no wind, mandatory suits. what do you mean miserable weather?
938.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Go to Chinatown Coffee :)
939.
by BWStearns 13y ago
I work in an office where I frequently lose internet (thanks Comcast!) during the middle of time sensitive projects, so I have definitely camped out for several hours in a Starbucks while crashing on some issue or another. However, given th
940.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Maybe an update issue? I haven't updated since Maps (stubborn) but my phone has some issues with sites with which others don't.
941.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Anyone interested in making a HN team? (possibly a few given that it's limited members/team)
942.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Per another branch of the conversation, they set up the servers, you just control them, so the entire conflict happens in a relatively sandboxed environment.
943.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Definitely agree. Also highly recommend setting up a Kali or Backtrack box. It's a lot less time consuming than starting your toolkit from scratch.
944.
by BWStearns 13y ago
I took a look at this a while back (excited to see it's still going), but there is the chance that your ISP might send you a nastygram/suspend service if they notice a lot of activity that looks like port scanning, though that dep
945.
by BWStearns 13y ago
I don't know your cost structure/margins, so I really can't give a specific set of numbers in good faith. In my relatively limited experience in polling/interviewing large numbers of people (a couple projects) I have got
946.
by BWStearns 13y ago
My issue with pricing isn't the lower plan really, 60 doesn't seem so much, but the 10,000 text max plan seems to be too low for a lot of useful applications of this software. If I want to reach a 10,000 person incoming freshman c
947.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Hey guys, I was looking for something like this for a while (search ended a few weeks ago, sorry), but the pricing does seem a little steep. I'm working for a small firm (<60ppl), and while we have a pretty good budget for tools, th
948.
by BWStearns 13y ago
So this is where they put the Bulava staff.....
949.
by BWStearns 13y ago
Since killing my account (because they kept resetting my privacy settings to public... bastards) I've outsourced my Facebook Birthday/Party monitoring to my girlfriend.
950.
by BWStearns 13y ago
You can also go downvote Adecco's ripped off video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpvBfGUeaZs
951.
by BWStearns 13y ago
You could build the system so that giving information would be useless. This could be achieved (depending on the system) by having users host their data on their own computers, or by using crypto that would render you unable to provide the