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by flux_w42 12y ago
NOD32 detects it as an Arch-bomb. Made me think of the somewhat similar 'Billion laughs' XML bomb but for archives.
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by flux_w42 12y ago
First question and you can already sense he has no clue what that simple question means ... "Where are you?" > I am? You better ask my pig Bill. I know you are supposed to trick me. And basic math isn't his strong
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by flux_w42 12y ago
I never thought of that actually. In Dutch we say paper-rock-scissors (blad-steen-schaar).
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The Pitch Drop Experiment: 9th drop has fallen(smp.uq.edu.au)
3 points by flux_w42 13y ago|0 comments
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by flux_w42 13y ago
According to wikipedia: The meaning of the key's abbreviation is not explicitly given in many IBM PC compatible technical reference manuals. However, IBM states that AltGr is an abbreviation for alternate graphic, and Sun keyboards la
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by flux_w42 13y ago
Here in Belgium we have to AltGr-the hell out of our keyboard during development. These characters can only be entered using the AltGr key on a Belgian Azerty keyboard (be-latin1): '|' '@' '#' '^'
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by flux_w42 13y ago
Would indeed be interesting to get to know some other cryptography-interetsted people on the bus, metro and other public places, so here you go: http://teespring.com/riptelegram
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Adobe: Important Password Reset Information(pastebin.com)
2 points by flux_w42 13y ago|0 comments
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by flux_w42 13y ago
I constantly read about people waiting for months on their money from MtGox so I tested it a few weeks ago: I did a withdrawal of 250 EUR from MtGox to my European bank account and it took exactly 12 days. Not blazingly fast, but for sure n
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by flux_w42 13y ago
Here to with 2.3.7-CM. If you explicitly check the certificate it even says: "This certificate is valid" with a reassuring green check mark. Seems legit ... These things really makes me pull out my hair.
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by flux_w42 13y ago
Maybe it injects itself using some hardware hooks, more or less the same way as described in this this previously submitted article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6393029 With such a hardware root-kit, it could be po
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by flux_w42 13y ago
I'm wondering if it still contains data, if it's working.
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Maybe Satoshi Nakamoto died before bitcoins got popular ...
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Bugfixing is fun with Mozarts Requiem - Dies Irae :) It feels like saving the world with every commit :D
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Exactly what I was thinking to :D You can hear it clear on 4:15
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Hmm, I got the 0x26c4: Snowman without snow: ⛄
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Here in Belgium they do
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by flux_w42 14y ago
I think this is a great idea. From the moment I heard of WebSockets I was disappointed it was only a thing between the sockets-capable-web-server and the client and not a real TCP connection to wherever you want. This solves stuff :) Howeve
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Same for me. Works perfectly in Chrome 23.0.1271.64 but not in Firefox 17.0, but tested on Ubuntu 12.04
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RIPE will be out of new IPv4 addresses by the end of this month(ripe.net)
1 points by flux_w42 14y ago|0 comments
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Amazon provides also a chrome plugin for PC
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Ecuador grants asylum to WikiLeaks' Assange(edition.cnn.com)
5 points by flux_w42 14y ago|0 comments
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Disastrous patch cripples CommBank(delimiter.com.au)
1 points by flux_w42 14y ago|0 comments
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by flux_w42 14y ago
Only login with Facebook == close page and forget about it.
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Iran says they detected "massive cyber attack"(reuters.com)
1 points by flux_w42 14y ago|0 comments
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by flux_w42 14y ago
And here is the (partially) decrypted version with 163267 passwords: http://www.mediafire.com/?bq8bd5iojp50zci
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An Anomaly in the μTorrent network(cert.pl)
183 points by flux_w42 14y ago|38 comments
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by flux_w42 15y ago
Support for an azerty keyboard would be great :)
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Ever heard of "Low orbit server stations"?(thepiratebay.com)
476 points by flux_w42 15y ago|141 comments