Morphling

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by Morphling 13y ago
ermm? Just right click the image, adblock -> remove this image. Of course reloading the page will bring it back due to way it's done, I guess that's supposed be the challenging part.
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by Morphling 13y ago
It's easy to say that from the comfort of your home it's quite different when you might face dying in a crossfire or in another drone attack.
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by Morphling 13y ago
You are still making a connection through an unknown third party host, which kind a negates the encryption on the last part of the journey.
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by Morphling 13y ago
The thing is that I doubt anyone is actually running a malicious server that would login to your honeypot as soon as it gets your credentials, at least I would let the username/password list collect for couple of months before checking
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by Morphling 13y ago
So, it's convenience? Which is okay, I guess I'm just so used of setting up stuff like that, that I didn't even consider it a "restraint", but now that I think of it I can see how for some people it's not worth
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by Morphling 13y ago
I don't mean to be negative, but why should I pay $29/year for blogging platform when I can install something like Jekyll on a free Heroku (or insert your favorite PaaS) and host my posts on another free blogging site, like Tumblr
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by Morphling 13y ago
A quick question what kind of IDE do you use when developing? Couple things about the sites, you might be - as you said - good with HTML and CSS, but you don't have very good design sense. The pages you've linked don't look v
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by Morphling 13y ago
I know this post is about speed, but you should always remember that with node.js you only need JS developers while with Go you are probably going to need both Go and JS (for front-end stuff) developers. Just my two cents.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I can't say that I can pop the hood of my car and instantly know what's wrong, but I can change oil, tiers, lamps and battery and add necessary liquids. I don't know if that's a lot, but I like to think I know something
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by Morphling 13y ago
I get your point and I usually try to gage the techincal level of the person I'm helping and how interested they are in learning new stuff and explain/fix accordingly, but the author still has a point, way too many people these da
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by Morphling 13y ago
As Linux currently is answer would be: No! There are a lot things that are extremely wonky on Linux and few things that works extremely well, but for me positives don't out weight negatives on a desktop thou. Would I ever pay for Linux
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by Morphling 13y ago
This "attack vector" is relying on the fact that you get physical access to the targets router/switch, so you can connect to the network and I think network admins would stop extra PSU in their networking closet pretty fast.
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by Morphling 13y ago
Don't quote me on this, but I think Python is more wildly used than Ruby as a language, but not on the web and it's popularity on the poll might have to do with Rails now falling off little since it's not the shiny new toy an
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by Morphling 13y ago
I'm pretty much a JavaScript guy, but lately I've been writing a lot of stuff with Ruby for work, so I might give a Rails a try, really depends on what we'd be building. And while I'm commenting I might as well add at at
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by Morphling 13y ago
It would really help if you'd voice your opinion in by also commenting why you feel one way or another. I don't see Glass creepy in anyway, they look kind a goofy, but that's their only bad feature I've seen this far. I'm not saying that G
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by Morphling 13y ago
Yes, it is true that most students in Finland do take the government backed student loan, but I for 't taken it. I get few hundred euros student welfare from the government and rest I make up with part time jobs and working summers + living
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by Morphling 13y ago
I'm actually attending HAMK University of Applied Sciences which only produces engineers for different fields. I'm sure the "bigger players" like Aalto Univeristy or University of Turku are of higher quality, but I can't judge since I've ne
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by Morphling 13y ago
I get that paying for your education is pretty bad, but as someone who is enjoying free bachelor level education in Finland I can tell that the amount of quality teachers is pretty low, our small campus has maybe 4 teachers I'd consider com
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by Morphling 13y ago
" The printer used by Cody was a $8,000 second-hand"
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by Morphling 13y ago
I really like the simplicity. Finnish versions are kind a lame. ( http://www.tekniikkatalous.fi/multimedia/archive/00059/sormu... )
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by Morphling 13y ago
I'm really curious in what legit situation this kind of "account recovery" would be needed. Like you forgot your email address and/or password so you can't recover you skype account via that way?
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by Morphling 13y ago
Same in Finland. .com and .se just show "Website not available", but .is works just fine, but we'll see if it gets blocked as well or not.
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by Morphling 13y ago
I have high hopes from the project and I will most likely back it, but I found the last document by the director: "We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists" some what lacking. I guess it was more about trying to bring the story to your a
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by Morphling 14y ago
I've tried meditating few times, but I'm too impatient for it. I can sit quietly, focusing only on my breathing for 10-15 minutes and then I just have to do something.
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by Morphling 14y ago
I can't understand the point behind this article. There are already so many (more) invisible ways of recording a person in public than Google's Glasses. "But I don't want to be recorded!"; Fine, that's a valid point to make, but 99,9% of ca
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by Morphling 14y ago
Root kit which can monitor your email and social networks. Oh no! Are you telling me that someone can read my plain text emails or check my facebook for what I publicly post there!?
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by Morphling 14y ago
Man, I just wish a big company like Google was interested in me, but since I just mostly suck at everything that will never happen.