SageRaven

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by SageRaven 14y ago
Can scapy or any other util modify packets on the fly? I've always wanted an "nsed" -- to mimic the "ngrep" idea. A quick and dirty way to, for example, modify HTTP headers on the fly.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
There's a unix utility called "surfraw" that does this. I don't know if it support DDG yet, but it's very cool.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I think think there's an inherent conflict in expecting those who price-shop for pennies between internet retail juggernauts like Amazon and Wal Mart and expecting these same people to pay. As a consumer, price aggregation sites like Google
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Are hardware threads really that useful in any scenario? I tend to disable the functionality and use actual cores for capacity planning, especially in virtualization. Running a "make -j<cores>" generally runs faster than "make -j
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by SageRaven 14y ago
If one is using tor+pgp I don't think the venue really matters all that much. I'd personally use a pastebin-like place (public or .onion, doesn't really matter) than an email server. Anyone know if there's an active NNTP network in onion
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Speaking of, has a replacement for firepgp (an awesome Firefox pgp plugin from some years ago) ever cropped up? It was so idiot-proof it was beautiful, and had the project not closed down, I probably would have rallied friends and family t
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Well, here's the thing with that tactic. If I wanted to organize anonymously, I'd have my co-conspirators gather on .onions sites, most likely an address run and known only by us. If anti-TOR shit gets real, then I believe we'll see non-t
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Part of the US legal theory is that each viewing of the offending media is an affront to the victim(s), causing them further harm. I personally don't agree with this line of thought, as that line of thinking leads down a dark road. I think
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by SageRaven 14y ago
What's this "radio" thing you speak of? I'm 40, and I haven't listened to the radio in years. My kids (14 and 17) have hardly ever utilized the radio and have no problem keeping up with pop music.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Damn, that sounds nice. I wonder if system admin/architecture can be modeled that way. I'd love to bill even a modest $2k/week, rather than trawl craigslist, responding to posts for "unix/linux ninjas" then having shops balk at anything
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by SageRaven 14y ago
It puts me in control of the situation. As it is, an over-zealous prosecutor can get my ISP to comply. For personal systems, I assume that it would require an outright lawsuit/prosecution to force my hand to do anything. With competent
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by SageRaven 14y ago
You beat me to the punch. That act is 26 years old, and I've never before heard about his little provision in all my reading of discussions on email privacy. Time and time again, I think, "I should bite the bullet and register a domain nam
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by SageRaven 14y ago
That's simply awesome. Can this thing run Aztec or Microwave, too?
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I'm with you on the whole government intrusion thing. I haven't flown since 9/11 because all of the security BS. My career has probably taken a hit, but we all gotta take a stand somewhere.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Just a new form of the firewire DMA attack, right?
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Wow, I had no idea it was still being maintained. I though esr put that puppy to be years ago. I actually bought a print copy in the mid-90s. It was such a fun read back then. I'll need to flip through it and see what's new.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I started using the soap, brush, and DE razor about 3 years ago. A year ago, I shaved my head to start off a new job with something different. Maybe I haven't mastered the technique, but the last time I tried the DE on the head, I butcher
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I think it was the pork lobby that commissioned that book.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Maybe if Last Action Hero hadn't been such a stinker, it might have caught on.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Anyone who manages hardware via remote console, such as Dell's iDRAC. HP and and Fujitsu have similar systems, and I imagine many more. It's a major pain in the ass, and it sucks, but it's true.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Best practice for serving .css files is gzippped? Is this at the file level or on-the-fly by the web server? In any case, why is this considered best practice? (I ask as a sysadmin, not a web developer.)
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I have always described such processes as "wedged".
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I think much of the utility of frugal living is the mindset it ingrains in you. It becomes a valuable life skill that has a much wider impact than simple finances. You gain a reflexive ability to determine the true value of a purchase, bo
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Has anyone found the software yet? All the source links appear to be dead-ends.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
Yup. They can then have the kids wash the dishes. ;-)
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I've equipped 4 homes completely with CFL bulbs -- every single bulb but the oven, range hood, and refrigerator. Home #1 was in '99. I usually buy whatever is a good deal at Wal Mart and whatever major hardware store is nearest, trying sm
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by SageRaven 14y ago
It amazes me that anyone can make any money on this. For grins, I've been monitoring new .com TLD registrations for the past 2 months. On any given day, you get roughly 50k to 100k new registrations. 99% of those seem to be ad-parked (or
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I buy that. However, we're talking about suicide, not dangerous behavior in general.
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by SageRaven 14y ago
I'd hazard a guess it's due to two things, each not necessarily independent. First, males in many countries are prone to societal "honor" and may kill themselves in times of great shame (poor Indian farmers loosing everything to shady Mons
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by SageRaven 14y ago
If they really cared about quality control, then they'd have better proofing of kindle content based on older, scanned texts.

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