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by jaxb 11y ago
Please post a copy of source code (maybe a masm listing) if you still have it, along with any technical docs. Even though it's 'just another' clone, it's still worth preserving for history.
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by jaxb 11y ago
an episode of Almost Human had 'anti-camera spray' that did this, as well. maybe a comic was based on that?
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by jaxb 11y ago
there's also http://www.jabberwocky.com/software/paperkey/ , for backing up private gpg keys on paper (text only).
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by jaxb 11y ago
I guess there is a similar howto on various opt-out settings in Google account itself? https://history.google.com/history/ and https://plus.google.com/settings/endorsements etc.?
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by jaxb 12y ago
MAME/MESS moved to github, so https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mess/drivers...
36.
by jaxb 12y ago
It's actually a brand name. A while lot of different consumer- and professional-grade products were sold under that brand (follow the link to Russian Wikipedia to see the full list)
37.
by jaxb 12y ago
Making a window into the past of MUDs could be fun but quite hard, I think (unlike olduse.net for example)
38.
by jaxb 12y ago
MESS and PCem should be accurate enough.
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by jaxb 12y ago
I wonder how well PC emulators will render this :-)
40.
by jaxb 13y ago
Actually, they seem to be taking 'enterprise' seriously now (JIRA Data Center and Confluence Data Center are in beta currently). Promoting their Enterprise Advocate to Enterprise Czar (or BOFH) would be good, so that person could
41.
by jaxb 13y ago
Talk to the Archive Team about that...
42.
by jaxb 13y ago
You're proposing to solve a non-tech issue (trusting the app's developer) with tech -- what's to stop the developer to lie anyway?
43.
by jaxb 13y ago
You mean, bidding for a better bus route?
44.
by jaxb 13y ago
That novel has too much Russian mafia inside.
45.
by jaxb 13y ago
and it's "backdoor", not "bookmark"
46.
by jaxb 13y ago
I'm sorry but I have to ask: Can you prove that you indeed are Pavel Durov of VK?
47.
by jaxb 13y ago
Do you truly need to ad-hominem attack tptacek? You sound pretty much like pseudoscientists when they blame mainstream science being too rigid and not accepting their groundbreaking theories.
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by jaxb 13y ago
So are you associated with telegram, just to be clear?
49.
by jaxb 13y ago
That magic hacking glow :-)
50.
by jaxb 13y ago
You're talking about NK-33s being used by Orbital Sciences?
51.
by jaxb 13y ago
Apparently, the Soviets were too, working on something like Cybersyn, but didn't complete it -- http://bit.ly/15br831 (ru.wikipedia.org)
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by jaxb 13y ago
I wonder what 'Unglued Empire: The Soviet Experiences with Communications Technologies' [1] has to say about that [1] http://www.amazon.com/Unglued-Empire-Communications-Technolo...
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by jaxb 13y ago
Yes. a) it's called triage and b) you won't want to miss that one report that blows your security wide open. The point is moot now, facebook says they took note and will ask for more details from now on.
54.
by jaxb 13y ago
facebook's communication skills were not stellar either ('this is not a bug'). If you are taking reports from users about security problems, treat every one as real until proven otherwise.
55.
by jaxb 13y ago
There was no Internet to fill in the details?
56.
by jaxb 13y ago
Someone down the line, yeah, but probably not the scrap dealers.
57.
by jaxb 13y ago
Reminds me of Win32 emulation layer for OS/2 which had Quake 2 as target application :)
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by jaxb 13y ago
No, because in a browser you are expected (or forced) to do lots of clicking and double-clicking, and that limits how much info you can access in a given amount of time.
59.
by jaxb 13y ago
57% of those polled would prefer all that, today. Source: http://kommersant.ru/doc/2243079
60.
by jaxb 13y ago
You aren't forced by anyone to read anything here.

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