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by beardog 10y ago
http://notch.tumblr.com/post/227922045/the-origins-of-minecr...
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by beardog 10y ago
That much to pick on RMS? Wow!
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by beardog 10y ago
I received something like this in a spam email (I didn't get infected though), it was a fake 'court order' intended to be accidentally ran with the windows scripting engine, which has a JavaScript interpreter.
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by beardog 10y ago
Both, but mainly access to firearms, though if a person can't get a gun, they will use bombs or arson. I don't know what the answer to gun control is, but I do think its more of a social problem than a gun problem.
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by beardog 10y ago
I know which app you're talking about. I've played with it a little, it seems to just transfer a link/identifier by sound to then download the file via the internet.
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by beardog 10y ago
Kind of glad i used the tor browser bundle for this, pretty funny though.
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by beardog 10y ago
I think its because HN attracts people in academia, who are largely left-leaning.
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by beardog 10y ago
Good news everyone, i hid a <img> to my server in this page, now you visited part of my site you were not authorized to! You are now all felons, see you in court.
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by beardog 10y ago
Now if only I could afford it :D
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by beardog 10y ago
If only Aaron Swartz was alive to see this.
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by beardog 10y ago
"On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."
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by beardog 10y ago
!w for wikipedia is my favorite.
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by beardog 10y ago
Well, i goofed.
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by beardog 10y ago
I'd like to point out to everyone that isn't aware of it, this can be (sort of) done even without Javascript. Extra text can be hidden with CSS that is easily copied when highlighting other benign text, so be careful even when usi
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by beardog 10y ago
Thanks
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by beardog 10y ago
DO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot? why would they make their root cert say 'do not trust'?
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by beardog 10y ago
I don't experience webrtc leaks with Openvpn and this config: http://pastebin.com/raw/hiH1TZtS (I use IVPN, their client prevents webrtc leaks on windows by default, but had to manually configure openvpn on linux)
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by beardog 10y ago
you need to debug this comment
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by beardog 10y ago
just because our brain is not at all like our current 'computers' that we have created architecturally speaking does not mean it is not a computer. Our brains calculate and store and retrieve information, just not to the near-perf
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by beardog 10y ago
If your VPN is configured correctly, your IP will not be exposed.
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by beardog 10y ago
I had that problem, but if you examine the image boxes in the recaptcha there is a checkbox in the corner, properly check them and then click submit. You then get a block of text to copy-paste into another textarea, after that you should be
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by beardog 10y ago
No, not really... although Iceland seems good...
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by beardog 10y ago
Government in general in the US doesn't have much accountability, that includes law enforcement.
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Whitespace Steganography(darkside.com.au)
68 points by beardog 10y ago|20 comments
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by beardog 10y ago
This will be more interesting when theres more info to read on it.
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by beardog 10y ago
I agree, except I'm pretty sure Facebook and other bug bounty programs don't guarantee payment.
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by beardog 10y ago
who cares?
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by beardog 10y ago
"well thats the stupidest f-ing thing i've read all day" (The idea, not the article). Serious privacy invasion & would never work in practice.
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Anonblog – Securely Publish Static Blogs via Tor Hidden Services(github.com)
4 points by beardog 10y ago|0 comments
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by beardog 11y ago
Nation state spies, criminal groups, insiders that want to whistleblow, etc. etc.

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