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by chair6 13y ago
Hah .. I spent the first 25 years of my life in NZ (10 years in Wellington) and have lived just outside of Seattle since 2007. I tell people that the PNW is the closest to NZ that I've seen in America, both culturally and landscape.
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by chair6 13y ago
Yeah, that's the main question I have too. According to several PoC users it's no worse than having a small ring of keys in your pocket? Interesting concept though, and a good example of a non-tech "industry insider" (
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COVR Photo* – An iPhone Case with a Built In Prism Lens(kickstarter.com)
1 points by chair6 13y ago|3 comments
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by chair6 13y ago
The original bug report said "very highly unlikely it's technically remotely exploitable", but it seems that may not be the case. "Working with the exploit, its trivial to get a working remote exploit to work, below is a
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by chair6 13y ago
Made this a few years ago but it's still useful - check whether your own site is accessible over IPv6: http://ready.chair6.net Seems this news article isn't -- http://ready.chair6.net/?url=circleid.com
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by chair6 13y ago
HP Cloud Security - Seattle, WA or Bristol, England ---- HP Cloud[1] provides OpenStack[2]-based cloud solutions and services to a wide range of customers. Our growing Security team is responsible for the security of the HP Cloud OS[3] pro
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Breach Notifications(breachnotifications.spreadshirt.com)
1 points by chair6 13y ago|0 comments
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by chair6 14y ago
> Could this be used for city planning... Yes, yes it could: http://www.tested.com/tech/gaming/453186-simcity-vs-suburban... http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/MikeRose/20130219/186896/Usin...
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by chair6 14y ago
Snowboarding (resort and backcountry) is my preferred diversion from computers and 'real' life, and I was riding at Stevens the day before Tunnel Creek slid. This is a very meaningful presentation of a tragic event, and very real example of
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by chair6 14y ago
I was riding at Stevens the day before this went down. It was deep, backcountry avalanche risk was high. Crappy footage here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no34MOpMBxU Ditto that sentiment. Live passionately, look out for others.
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by chair6 14y ago
Seattle? Best bet is probably to head on over to the Kangaroo and Kiwi in Ballard - http://kangarooandkiwi.com/ Remember, always blow on the pie! ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dzs70o9u9NQ )
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by chair6 14y ago
Want a Nexus 4? Grab it direct from Google, then get a SIM card from Straight Talk ( http://www.straighttalksim.com/ ). $45 a month for 'unlimited' voice / SMS / data (throttled after a certain amount - no big deal, if you're near wifi of
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by chair6 14y ago
Upvoted for University of Waikato reference. Hamilton is a wonderful city, but I opted for Victoria and Wellington instead..
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by chair6 14y ago
Everyone else.
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by chair6 14y ago
Hiccup is a framework that allows the Burp Suite to be extended and customized, through the interface provided by Burp Extender. Its aim is to allow for the development and integration of custom testing functionality into the Burp tool usin
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Hiccup - a Python extension framework for Burp Suite(github.com)
1 points by chair6 14y ago|1 comments
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by chair6 14y ago
Test whether your site/app is IPv6-enabled here -- http://ready.chair6.net/ Examples: http://ready.chair6.net/?url=arin.net http://ready.chair6.net/?url=wikipedia.org
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Duck Duck Go gets a mention on NPR(npr.org)
2 points by chair6 15y ago|0 comments
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by chair6 15y ago
A collection of poetry from World War One, distributed / accessible as Tumblr-hosted content and an Android app. “They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of
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Show HN: My simple project for Remembrance Day(poetryofworldwarone.tumblr.com)
12 points by chair6 15y ago|2 comments
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by chair6 15y ago
Publicly-facing websites not v6-enabled, yet: http://ready.chair6.net/?url=comcast.com http://ready.chair6.net/?url=comcast.net "As the world gets faster, it turns out that the glacial changes of years and decades are become more import
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by chair6 15y ago
The full set of photos is here: http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/05/mississippi-flood... Amazing.
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by chair6 15y ago
Examples of sites that get positive results would be: http://ready.chair6.net/?url=arin.net http://ready.chair6.net/?url=he.net Examples of not-so-ready results: http://ready.chair6.net/?url=news.ycombinator.com http://ready.chair6.n
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by chair6 15y ago
That site seems to focus on client connectivity tests .. http://ready.chair6.net will do some basic server-focused tests (enter a domain/URL to test for IPv6 connectivity).
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by chair6 16y ago
Not sure what Android version or screen resolution you're after, but search www.t-mobile.com for "T-Mobile Comet Black Prepaid". Refurbished devices are going for $99 off-contract at the moment.
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by chair6 16y ago
I was thinking 'in external facing system/service' while I was typing 0-day but yes, you're right. Agreed on the spearphishing point.
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by chair6 16y ago
I was really hoping it would be something at least somewhat interesting like an SQL injection vulnerability or some kind of 0-day (EDIT: in external facing system/service), for the sake of RSA. But no, it was email attachments (EDIT: grante
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by chair6 16y ago
... and just emailed me, as an existing Namecheap customer, letting me know that I can help save the elephants. Nice fast-move marketing. :) "It's not often that we would disagree publicly with a competitor, but we at Namecheap are very di
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by chair6 16y ago
It's not a done deal yet, per CEO of ARIN ( http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/_archives/2011/3/23/... ). "The parties have requested approval of a sale order from the Bankruptcy judge. There is a timeline for making filings and a hear
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by chair6 16y ago
Thanks for the suggestion.. I added a few more DNS-related checks. I think I have the tests/logic right but please let me know if you spot any errors.

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