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by iuguy 12y ago
Chase HQ was a great game on the ZX Spectrum. I got an original 48k release copy when it came out so that I could crack the loader for school and drop pokes in. After seeing your comment I thought I'd have a look in an emulator and see
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by iuguy 12y ago
I was a little sad when I took mine apart to find that the chip was epoxied. I was hoping it would be something easily reprogrammable that I could give to my girlfriend to use at school (she teaches 3,4,5 year olds, so having a box that mak
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by iuguy 12y ago
If you believe that being able to sometimes compromise some implementations of SSH under some circumstances means that you shouldn't use SSH for anything then maybe you shouldn't use the Internet at all.
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by iuguy 12y ago
Teletext was pretty big in the 90s before broadband took off. It was easily accessible to a lot of people, including older viewers. Television was the primary source of media for a lot of people (followed by radio and newspaper), and Telete
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by iuguy 12y ago
Funnily enough I've been working on this a lot lately for a book I've been writing[1]. It seems there are several audiences for a CV (recruiter, hiring manager, supporting interviewer) and a fundamental error that people make is w
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by iuguy 12y ago
As someone who attempted (and failed) to move to Prenzlauer Berg earlier this year, I can honestly say that it was really rare to interact with native Berliners because they were pretty hard to find. When I stayed in Wedding there were plen
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by iuguy 12y ago
The exploit mechanism is a bit dodgy in TFA, so I wrote a proof of concept exploit using python for testing systems[1]. [1] - http://lab.dreamcats.org/ftp_exp.py
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The rise and fall of Anonabox and the pursuit of privacy tools(itsecurityguru.org)
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by iuguy 12y ago
I've been working through the technical elements of the anonabox setup. I'll leave the moral outrage to others, personally I think $50 for anonymity with tor is great but impossible. Currently I'm (somewhat hilariously) tryin
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by iuguy 12y ago
It's not really a strawman. By default OpenWRT doesn't have a root password, and asks you to set one in order to be able to log into the interface or over SSH. A lot of devices running OpenWRT that are shipped these days (e.g. mai
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by iuguy 12y ago
Thanks for that. Understandably, the presence of an RFC1918 address doesn't necessarily mean a site isn't inaccessible, but for everyone else there's no way to tell without poking around Yahoo! which, lets face it, isn't
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by iuguy 12y ago
It looks like the guy who originally posted this has pretty much accused you of flat out lying about this[1]. What do you have to say to his comments, particularly about the sports servers being internal. [1] - http://www.futures
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by iuguy 12y ago
My OSX Mavericks install appears to be affected: foom:~ steve$ env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test" vulnerable this is a test
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by iuguy 12y ago
This is a serious issue in the UK, particularly where local governments use taxpayer money to put free 'newspapers' in everyone's doors. It's actually reached a point where the national government has had to look into wh
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by iuguy 12y ago
> My advice is do not bother. There is almost no upside for you and likely very significant downsides. Years ago I realised that security bug reporting is a painful experience at best, from about 2006 I decided I'd stop tracking and
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by iuguy 12y ago
Does anyone find it odd that the author talks about distraction free, removing things and then uses an iOS app to meditate on the bus?
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by iuguy 12y ago
I really don't understand why they feel they need to develop their own full firmware rather than contribute to another project like OpenWRT or CeroWRT? Anyone involved care to tell us why?
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by iuguy 12y ago
This is similar to a project I worked on a while ago, Lahana[1] but on steroids. I like the approach, although it requires a little more knowhow to set up. What would be really cool (if not already in) would be to ask the user which service
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by iuguy 12y ago
As a kid I used to take copyright protection apart on cassette based games, mostly on Z80 based computers so I could add infinite live pokes and stick a trainer on the front. I remember Elite on the ZX Spectrum (I played it mostly on the MS
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by iuguy 12y ago
To be fair it's been too long, about two years. I'm hoping to go back later this year though.
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by iuguy 12y ago
I think if I went to Germany having only been to Western Europe I'd have found people in Berlin unfriendly, but having lived in London, spent time in Budapest, Vienna, across Germany and Prague (the home of poor service) I can honestly
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by iuguy 12y ago
Europe is very different to SF. In Europe the term city planning is somewhat different. Most cities were built for horses and carts at best. Berlin has a fantastic public transport system, but 70% of is less than 70 years old. Istanbul&#x27
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by iuguy 12y ago
Does anyone know if this addresses the myriad of security flaws with the old version? I have an older box, but found it wasn't really used. I should bring it back up at some point and update it.
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by iuguy 13y ago
Turks looking to access an unrestricted Internet should install Tor[1], or where not feasible use something like lahana[2]. [1] - http://torproject.org/ [2] - http://lahana.dreamcats.org/
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by iuguy 13y ago
If you don't like it, feel free to ask for a refund.
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by iuguy 13y ago
There's articles with 40+ votes and no comments. That doesn't seem quite right to me.
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by iuguy 13y ago
Ok, so you have a lot of stuff based on similar SoCs and common platforms like MIPS (although ARM is in use it tends to be more low power on consumer routers, broadcom's MIPS certainly is the major player). However most of the routers
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by iuguy 13y ago
You do know that there's more than one hardware platform for routers, right?
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by iuguy 13y ago
Chatsecure has real problems on iOS. In fact all XMPP clients do. Because of the way iOS multitasking works, Chatsecure and other OTR-based XMPP clients can't carry on working in the background so you end up losing the connection. I&#x
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by iuguy 13y ago
I have nothing to do with this product, I just use it. I've been using it for months and so far I'm impressed. It seems to do things the right way (at least compared to WhatsApp) and I can get non-technical people using it. The FA

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