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by Steve0 17y ago
I think this is a problem. Lot's of users just type www.example.org in the google and click the first link. they hardly know what the address bar does. One way to look at it is: stupid user, you did it to yourself. Another is: lots of peopl
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by Steve0 17y ago
While this is certainly handy. I forsee lot's of problems for users typing their gmail password to autenthicate for other sites. Phishing has been around for a long time, and by using these authentication mechanisms it will only get easier.
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by Steve0 17y ago
This is the typical way to 'use' 4chan. One of the few guys there with a bit of knowledge breaks into something, gets a list and then his job is done. Post the list to 4chan and have that community wreak havok with it. 4Chan is a semi-intel
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by Steve0 17y ago
You can virtually attend the Hacking At Random festival. https://wiki.har2009.org/page/Streaming https://har2009.org/program/ Educational and fun.
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Interactive laser demo is quite awesome(blog.makezine.com)
1 points by Steve0 17y ago|0 comments
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by Steve0 17y ago
Actually it sort of is. If you have your own racetrack, or a big land you can do as you please. If you want to go on the public road there are other things/people to consider. In belgium you have to get your car checked by an approved cent
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by Steve0 17y ago
Bit off-topic, but the Rsync project als has a canary for when things go wrong: http://www.rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt
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Kevin Mitnick & Dan Kaminsky rm -rf(r00tsecurity.org)
49 points by Steve0 17y ago|15 comments
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by Steve0 17y ago
Screenshot of page: http://imgur.com/OvQNp.png Referenced twitter feed: http://twitter.com/tengrand_ie8 edit: thing sees to work again
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by Steve0 17y ago
"But you'll never find it using old firefox. (So get rid of it, or get lost.)" This is the first time microsoft tells me to get lost. A really weird tone for the otherwise very professional sounding Microsoft.
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by Steve0 17y ago
Just a question, what does one risk by not honoring this NDA?
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by Steve0 17y ago
Meh, anyone who's coding for this platform must have put those id's in a unsigned integer, wouldn't they?
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by Steve0 17y ago
Needs some work: http://www.google.com/squared/search?q=famous+hackers
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by Steve0 17y ago
Now all the keys and downloads are greyed out.
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by Steve0 17y ago
Use internet explorer (never thought I'd say this). You need to accept an add-in called "MS transfer manager". The site generates keys but seems a bit buggy, also can't verify which of these products need a key. At least it generates a key
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by Steve0 17y ago
Nice, but why not just use imagemagick? It could be generated from a script that is as long as his script to create some keys.
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by Steve0 17y ago
After making Michael Arrington "no hand shake" jokes... Apparently MA is from Techcrunch. I can't find a reference to his hand shake jokes though. Does anyone would like to fill me in?
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by Steve0 17y ago
I can't find the GTD flow in your app. Seems more like a todo thing.
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by Steve0 17y ago
php/mysql
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by Steve0 17y ago
I first thought this would let you simulate your arduino. This isn't the case, it's a sketch-only tool. From the faq: Does Fritzing simulate my circuit, like, does an LED actually blink if I plug it in? No, sorry. We don't think that t
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by Steve0 17y ago
Easy there: 150.99 KB (154611 bytes)
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by Steve0 17y ago
From tfa: " I hear you, dear creme-de-la-creme Rails (core) member, I know you don’t give a shit, and you think this is all prude babbling - because your hourly rate is more than some of us earn in a day, and you’ll be sought after even if
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by Steve0 17y ago
Wait till you see their demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUFkb0d1kbU
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by Steve0 17y ago
I think < 0.001% are hackers.
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by Steve0 17y ago
It wasn't the best audiphile cable, but one from Monster Cables. More details here: http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showpost.php?s=97d4a3c3...
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by Steve0 17y ago
True, amongst other things, it depends on the fragmentation of the disk, if you listen to your mp3's after a defrag the highs are more pronounced; the soundstage better defined; the bass will improve in several subtle ways. Hmm, might be a
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by Steve0 17y ago
Sigh, this is related to the Pirate Bay trial. The pirate bay does more than providing "search" for torrents. They provide hosting for the torrent files and also they are running trackers for the torrent files. The torrent network is ba
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by Steve0 17y ago
Is it just me or is this script quite resource intensive? Pulls processor load to 95%, on my acer netbook with firefox.
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by Steve0 17y ago
Several (flawed)things, limit voting to ip, mail confirmation, but I think a captcha would be the best trade-off between inconvenience for the user and blocking bots.
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by Steve0 17y ago
The hole in twitter was really big, surprised it took that long to exploit.

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