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by lifeguard 14y ago
At 'dot com' start-ups the matrix effect is a significant factor in engineering time/friction and causes gotchas for the users. For consulting and enterprise work I agree, it is just "extra $X".
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by lifeguard 14y ago
It doesn't matter how wonderful IE 10 is until over 70% of IE users are upgraded to it. For a period of a few years there will be a flood of IE 10 users because this is what their computer came with. There will still be too many other IE
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by lifeguard 14y ago
You are overlooking the fact that MS is introducing yet another browser variant that web devs have to accommodate. And also the QA dept. And also customer service. And also internal IT. On second though; Yes, this will be exciting! ;)
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by lifeguard 14y ago
Everyone remember to wait for SP1 to be released before using this on important systems.
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by lifeguard 14y ago
Thanks cookiecaper, I was thinking of DHCP. httpd doesn't log MAC. That aside, MAC addresses can be easily changed and spoofed. If one was really concerned, a throw away USB WiFi dongle could be used.
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by lifeguard 14y ago
Your MAC will only be known to the router of the coffee shop and the router's MAC will only be know to their ISP's router/modem. The ISP MAC will be in the logs of all the servers you and other cafe customers access.
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by lifeguard 14y ago
I think author meant not from one's home, office, friend's home/office, or local star bucks.
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by lifeguard 14y ago
This would be problematic if there was not rampant corruption in China.
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by lifeguard 14y ago
Quick and dirty: cat imagefile | strings | less To obfuscate meta-data in media files, use two different editors to covert file formats three times. eg Use Picasa to convert original to high quality jpeg, then use Gimp to convert jp
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by lifeguard 14y ago
I sent this reply to cryptome: Avoiding Echelon & DMCA ( response to http://cryptome.org/2012/06/anon-pub-dead.htm and I assume reader is in USA ) TL;DR: Emulate spammer ecom hosting techniques and/or look at the Privly project To re