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by iuguy 15y ago
How about you let musicians sell either through you directly (a la itunes or amazon) on their sites or post itunes links? You could take a cut for the former (less than itunes) and get them to release unencumbered music.
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by iuguy 15y ago
> London doesn't have that, at least from a technical talent perspective Are you sure? By which I mean are you aware that 2 million people pass through heathrow each day, London oscillates between 9 and 13 million people a day, it's the
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by iuguy 15y ago
So over at http://www.44con.com/ we have a problem in that 44Con is in London during 2012. We have no sport as far as I'm aware (unless shooting speakers with high volume nerf weaponry counts) but with the changes in the law we have to be
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by iuguy 15y ago
GCHQ had public key cryptography in the early 1970s, a few years before Diffie-Helman and RSA did their work. While I think it'd be difficult to hide properly functional quantum computing (given the amount of interaction between public and
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by iuguy 15y ago
Oh god, this is terrible. I hope those things are soundproofed. I can't think of anything more horrible for someone to have to sleep in.
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by iuguy 15y ago
If he wins does he get to keep distributing Minecraft?
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by iuguy 15y ago
It would be really cool if there was a link to the spec[1], some examples or a tutorial with this. [1] - http://0x10c.com/doc/dcpu-16.txt
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by iuguy 15y ago
In the work I've been doing on Mifi hotspots of late I can tell you every SMB-supporting router and network file sharing device from your home ASUS kit to enterprise NASes is exposed, not to mention OSX. This thing is huge. Some abuse cases
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Recx SDL Binary Assurance for Windows - Cool windows binary auditing tool(recxltd.blogspot.co.uk)
2 points by iuguy 15y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 15y ago
Hi, I'm one part of http://www.44con.com/ and having run quite a few events in London would be happy to help out where I can. It might be worth at least meeting up for a chat to see what you want to do and bounce a few ideas around. My co
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by iuguy 15y ago
I wish I could. I have a whole load of broken C that divides by zero that will now start actually doing things. I'm worried people might confuse me with a competent programmer after a while ;)
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by iuguy 15y ago
Not if you're going to court. There's a whole secret inquest thing that's been going on, occasionally popping up in the news. The problem with relying upon intelligence for evidential purposes is that you can often expose the handlers, asse
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by iuguy 15y ago
This is quite possibly one of the worst April fools jokes I've seen. I physically groaned when I read that.
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by iuguy 15y ago
The legislation would permit information obtained in this way being used in legal processes. Currently if GCHQ were doing intercepts in this way it would be unlawful, and as such evidence obtained through such potential intercepts would be
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by iuguy 15y ago
Drama on twitter? Surely not!
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by iuguy 15y ago
Oh Xandros... ( http://www.xandros.com/products/downloads/downloads_eu.html - look at the prices!)
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by iuguy 15y ago
Actually the BBC had it's remit massively widened by the last government so that it had to fill sections of DAB, a large amount of Radio channels, Freeview, set up iPlayer and run a whole load of channels that aren't even targeted at the UK
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by iuguy 15y ago
> On the other hand, it stops tons of malware. Signed binaries is considered one of the most successful anti-malware strategies by security experts. Are you saying otherwise? As you've decided to pick anonymous security experts, I thoug
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by iuguy 15y ago
So two questions here: Considering ALL the trade-offs, which places are really, truly plainly better places to live than the United States? I haven't been to the United States since 1999. However I have been to a lot of other places, some g
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by iuguy 15y ago
> Those guys are screwed now. Really? Are you sure? They've never been before and it doesn't look like they'd even want to go after this. I haven't been to the US since 1999 and I don't feel screwed in any way shape or form. Plenty of m
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by iuguy 15y ago
I use O2 with my iPad 2, and this really doesn't surprise me. The 'adult payment' restriction on half of the Internet made me quickly find out that VPNs offer a practical workaround. I don't trust O2 as a bearer, so I use a VPN instead, whi
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by iuguy 15y ago
This type of clever problem with confused trust relationships is remarkably common in OS Kernels. If you'd like to know more about finding, exploiting and fixing kernel bugs then I'd highly recommend Attacking the Core[1] as an introductory
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by iuguy 15y ago
> There are artificial barriers, based on gender/race/class/whatever that make it marginally harder for some people to contribute. Can you provide an example of the barriers of which you speak? I find that a lot of the time I'm told ab
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by iuguy 15y ago
From this year, January 18th will forever be known as the Internet's most productive day.
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by iuguy 15y ago
Forgive me for asking, but if you dislike the Kindle Fire so, why did you buy two (especially when you have multiple Kindles and an iPad/2)?
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by iuguy 15y ago
Finfisher is an interesting product. Much of what it offers has been available in open source projects[1][2] for quite a while. I imagine it's probably the management overhead and GUI based interface that they sell it on. Evilgrade (link be
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Finding nuclear scientists ready to sell their secrets(thebulletin.org)
1 points by iuguy 15y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 15y ago
Disclaimer: I know the author personally. Having used Robonobo for a while now I can honestly say that it's a really promising piece of tech. The network's quite reliable and the monetisation of piracy is a novel approach. It's underpinned
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by iuguy 15y ago
I'm concerned about this move. As long as you can continue to install things outside of the sandbox and Mac App Store, I'm happy, but there's a massive flag going up in my head over this, I'm really not sure Apple would be able to resist th
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by iuguy 15y ago
It's like you've just described every major government contract site I've been on in the past 3 years.

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