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by daten 16y ago
I suggest dstat over vmstat, it has color coded output and abbreviates units automatically. It's easy to add columns or monitor specific devices or interfaces. http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/dstat/ I suggest OpenNMS as a cacti and nagio
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by daten 16y ago
Communications of the ACM http://cacm.acm.org/ Linux Journal http://www.linuxjournal.com/
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by daten 16y ago
Or "Private Browsing" if I'm using Firefox instead of Chrome? Having noscript installed didn't help. I still got the login page. Does private browsing hide the referrer URL?
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by daten 16y ago
Apart from being a happy Android user with a Galaxy S based phone, I don't follow the mobile OS market very closely. I'm aware of the competition between Apple iOS and Android. I know RIM is being Blackberry phones. But when reading this
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by daten 16y ago
You can follow the google referral to see the article without logging in. http://news.google.com/news/search?aq=f&pz=1&cf=all&...
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by daten 16y ago
Yes, it is still possible to decrypt WPA if you know the password and capture the beginning of the users' session. You can also spoof a de-auth to cause a user to reconnect if you weren't present for the start of their session. This doesn'
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Sophos Researcher Suggests Password 'Free' to Spur Wi-Fi Encryption(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
1 points by daten 16y ago|1 comments
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by daten 16y ago
I agree. The questions in the example may be easily solved by a technically minded person, but they could also confuse a large part of your audience. I would find it very difficult to generate questions that are appropriate no matter what
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by daten 16y ago
There are several apps like this one that claim to export your friends and email address to CSV format. http://apps.facebook.com/friendstocsv/
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by daten 16y ago
I previously heard of Hatsune Miku because she did a cover of "Still Alive" from the computer game "Portal". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_12b6Om758Q
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by daten 16y ago
I would guess that with most pop. music performers the copyright to their songs are owned by the "Record Label" or company that signs their paycheck. None of the money from current RIAA lawsuits goes back to the artists.
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by daten 16y ago
I would think using firesheep to access private information in other peoples accounts without consent is illegal. The fact that those people were using an unencrypted link doesn't make it less illegal, at least in my country. I also think
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by daten 16y ago
I don't read Slashdot comments because of the repetitive or off topic jokes that add nothing productive to the conversation.
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by daten 16y ago
Many buildings with multiple evelators are programmed to return to a stagger position, so all of the idle elevators are at least one floor apart if not evenly distributed across the whole height of the building. The closest idle elevator r
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by daten 16y ago
I agree, I've also noticed the elevators in my office building are on a schedule and behave differently during business hours than evening and early morning hours. Maybe it's for the convenience of the after-hours cleaning staff, but after
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by daten 16y ago
Removing 2,500 or more buttons throughout the city would require a lot of man-hours, transporting, storing and disposing of the old buttons. There would also be wiring to remove or block off, cover plates to be made, distributed and instal
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by daten 16y ago
Does that make it "broken" or just incompatible with your expectations? Would other non-technical users have the same expectations? It's possible other users will want to go "back" to the image they last visited. Consider if this was done
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by daten 16y ago
I always used Ctrl-Left Click
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by daten 16y ago
I understandthat arguing with the TSA screeners at the ceckpoint is pointless as they have no ability to change policy and you don't have time to miss your flight, but I have also wondered wht kind of person can work for the TSA and be happ
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by daten 16y ago
Too bad the invasions of privacy at TSA checkpoints don't do anything to prevent "attacks". If you're going to cover your ass, at least do it in an effective way that doesn't offend your intelligent voters.
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by daten 16y ago
In my experience this works every time at Dulles international (IAD) but never works at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL). At ATL you get sent to the back of the normal line.
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by daten 16y ago
Can both sides play the "think of the children" card in the same fight?
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by daten 16y ago
If it's made to bounce off of skin, what about leather clothes?
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by daten 16y ago
Your idea reminds me of this story from 2006. Milwaukee resident Ryan Bird wrote "Kip Hawley is an Idiot" on a plastic bag given to passengers by airport security. As a result he claims he was detained and told that the First Amendment did
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by daten 16y ago
Additionally I would feel perfectly safe flying without any security screening at the airports. No "terrorists" have been attacking schools, churches, malls, buses, trains, bridges, theaters, libraries, office buildings, etc. Either they o
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by daten 16y ago
Baltimore Washington Intl. airport and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport both recently got body scanners. They both changed their process to close all lanes not equipped with a body-scanner and funnel everyone through the
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by daten 16y ago
What you have said isn't true or accurate. On December 17, 2006, defendant Sebastien Boucher was arrested on a complaint charging him with transportation of child pornography in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 2252A(a)(1). At the time of his arres
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by daten 16y ago
I agree. I don't expect people to become experts in cars or computers or anything else they use in their daily life that their job or safety may depend on, but I do have more respect for people that make an effort to learn the basics or tr
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by daten 16y ago
Knowing that Jupiter is the 5th planet from the sun is practical knowledge for how many people? edit: (HN wont let me reply again) I understood your point. I think in the context of the article the only irony is you think the technical fac
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by daten 16y ago
No. Cabled tethering to a cell phone only gives you access to your own packets. It's like a switched network where only packets addressed to you are sent to you. On 802.11 wireless networks your wireless network card is capable of capturin

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