iokanuon

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by iokanuon 11y ago
IMO that telnet server was not meant to be a backdoor - it was probably caused by lazyness or incompetence. It's common, very very common. Look at this Defcon video: http://youtu.be/h5PRvBpLuJs
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by iokanuon 11y ago
Even with just a simple hosts file, I can't see any ads on mobile. It's amazing that by just blocking domains we can archeive that. The web is awesomely flexible.
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by iokanuon 11y ago
Was it anyhow influenced by https://reddit.com/r/subredditsimulator ?
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by iokanuon 11y ago
>Generally there are two models of operation. The first model requires a major rewrite of application software for effective use (ie. capsicum). The other model in common use lacks granularity, and allows or denies an operation through
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by iokanuon 11y ago
tail -n+0 -f list.txt | xargs -n 1 -P 20 wget
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by iokanuon 11y ago
Uhm.. As someone who havn't used Windows for a long time, can't you just create a PowerShell script to do all these things?
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by iokanuon 11y ago
There is a very visible, underlined, clickable "reply" button under every comment.
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by iokanuon 11y ago
I like that on the remote server he prefixes commands with a space so they won't get saved in the history file.
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by iokanuon 11y ago
>Why do I have to remember the stupid -xfv parameters for tar or whatever. A quite popular handy tool for that: http://www.nongnu.org/atool/
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by iokanuon 11y ago
If someone wants to try it, the Nim language already has that implemented, you only need to enable it. The manual calls it "strong spaces". http://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#syntax-strong-spaces
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by iokanuon 11y ago
It's considered insecure to browse the web with TOR while having Javascript enabled. This is not news.
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by iokanuon 11y ago
4chan's technology board had exactly this running for some time, with some extra features. It ended up being banned. If anyone wants to reuse it, the source code is on Github: https://github.com/stallmaninterjector&#x2F
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by iokanuon 11y ago
Nice! What do you think about asking a user for the place they live? E.g. German people would also get to choose a .de domain, Polish people .pl one, etc.
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by iokanuon 11y ago
But there's nothing new in this project. And now the developer knows that their competition has everything they have, so we may expect something new in their project.
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by iokanuon 11y ago
Nice, but services like that already exist. For example, http://chunk.io/
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by iokanuon 12y ago
Is it fixed now? You posted 35 minutes ago but the last bot message is from 10 minutes ago.
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by iokanuon 12y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/937
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by iokanuon 12y ago
It started just now, the list is slowly increasing.
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“Exported Projects from Google Code” on GitHub started importing projects(github.com)
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by iokanuon 12y ago
But it's in German.
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by iokanuon 12y ago
Looks great! But it seems to be buggy on mobile devices. Kidna works on Android Browser from Android 4.4 and doesn't work on Firefox. It sadly seems to not be Open Source so I can only complain about it.
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by iokanuon 12y ago
>You're images will be quickly delivered to your users A typo. "You're" should be "Your".
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by iokanuon 12y ago
FYI, you can do the same in Android. Hold on the notification, click "App Info", untick "Show Notifications". Or go to settings, "Applications", select the app, untick "Show Notifications".