Hello71

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by Hello71 13y ago
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/flags.html
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by Hello71 13y ago
That's entirely irrelevant. It doesn't matter how the USB device gets its data; you could have a mainframe connected via USB OTG, and it wouldn't make one iota of a difference because USB does not have DMA .
873.
by Hello71 13y ago
Powershell has nothing to do with Command Prompt. it runs on the Windows console subsystem.
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by Hello71 13y ago
Not by default it isn't. And git uses GPG, not SSH keys.
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by Hello71 13y ago
Every object in the repository, including commits and trees, is hashed via SHA-1. Commits also include the SHA of the previous commit, so if you verify each commit, then compare the SHA at the top to the "correct" one, then that m
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by Hello71 13y ago
read is also documented by POSIX, and those man pages are often installed in section 1p.
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by Hello71 13y ago
So when will the bullshit about custom kernels be cut out?
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by Hello71 13y ago
echo <(:)
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by Hello71 13y ago
> MS actively tries to keep driver compatibility between releases vista > Case in point my Radeon X1950 can no longer run the catalyst drivers in Linux wat. this has literally. nothing. to. do. with. linux. devs. AMD. does. not. suppo
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by Hello71 13y ago
> - circumvent ban to protest, get banned for circumventing the ban. repeat until other admins take notices and discuss my case in secret channels. translation: be a dick > - find out that this has happened before quite a few times, e
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by Hello71 13y ago
> This, obviously, is a ploy to bring MacBook owners into an Apple store to pay to have their battery replaced. This is a joke, right?
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by Hello71 13y ago
psst, the SI prefix for 10^6 is M
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by Hello71 13y ago
This is likely a reference to the Debian OpenSSL fiasco. http://www.debian.org/security/2008/dsa-1571
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by Hello71 13y ago
> You want to send your data over ssh, but you also want to send commands over ssh (you can't do both at the same time, except in the command line which might not be enough). You could send the data over a second ssh session - but t
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by Hello71 13y ago
Or, more easily: echo <(:)
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by Hello71 13y ago
The `limit` module operates system-wide; one must use the `hashlimit` module to differentiate based on IP.
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by Hello71 13y ago
Awesome, now I can DoS your SSH with only 3 requests per minute.
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by Hello71 13y ago
Right. I say I can make $100k an hour.
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by Hello71 13y ago
javascript:var a=document.querySelectorAll("input[type='password']");for(var i=a.length-1;i>=0;i--){a[i].type="text"}void 0
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by Hello71 13y ago
> secure HTTPS sigh
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by Hello71 13y ago
sudo ss -lpu 'sport = 53'
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by Hello71 13y ago
grumble grumble $ pgrep() { for proc in /proc/[0-9]*; do read CMDLINE < $proc/cmdline; if [[ ${CMDLINE/*$1*/x} == x ]]; then echo ${proc#/proc/}; return 0; fi; done; return 1; } $ kill $(pgrep m
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by Hello71 13y ago
Oh, I see. Okay then. $ pgrep() { for proc in /proc/[0-9]*; do read CMDLINE < $proc/cmdline; if [[ ${CMDLINE/*$1*/x} == x ]]; then echo ${proc#/proc/}; return 0; fi; done; return 1; } $ kill $(pgr
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by Hello71 13y ago
$ killall mysqld $ while pgrep mysqld; do sleep 5; done # waiting for mysql to shut down $ echo s >/proc/sysrq-trigger $ watch dmesg # wait for "sync complete" msg $ echo b >/proc/sysrq-t
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by Hello71 13y ago
Hit backspace, reenter last digit.
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by Hello71 13y ago
whoosh.
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by Hello71 13y ago
http://www.xkcd.com/505/
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by Hello71 13y ago
Recommended UI: Have one of those gray placeholder texts in the input box saying "+11234567890" or whatever format you require.
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by Hello71 13y ago
> two orders or magnitude speed difference right now 1. I think you meant "of". 2. log(781250 / 877) is closer to 3 than 2.
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by Hello71 13y ago
> Amazon That's not much of an improvement.

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