meinhimmel

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by meinhimmel 15y ago
Another neat idea: Allow the user to select their city, the make and model of the camera, and the date it was stolen. Then you can scrape Craigslist from the surrounding area and show possible matches.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
I am very excited to try this since XCode has really needed a suitable alternative for a while.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Is the source available for your Android equivalent of BB Mobile? I'd love to take a look at adapting that for my school.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
It's an interesting link, but I fail to see how this really belongs here. If I wanted to view this, I would go to reddit. If I come here, I'd enjoy to read "hacker news" related articles.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
That's really fun to draw with. I'll have to take a look at the source and put in some different color options and such.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
It's not a competition though. This guy has been through a rough experience dealing with starting a company, and he has decided to share it with us. Not to be rude, but I'm unsure exactly where your story fits into that.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Are you signed up for Apple Care? My bluetooth adapter doesn't work, and I can't send in my laptop till this summer since I do iPhone development for my school. By then though, I'll be pushing it really close to the end of my 1 year warrant
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
I go to a 'meh' school, but it was by choice for me. I'm a math major for the theoretical background, and then a computer science major for the practical background. I do what I love, and I take misc. classes enough that my parents are legi
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
The sample chapters look great, and given the creator I'm sure the book is amazing. Unfortunately, I don't have $60 to spend right now on it. I'm saving the link though for when I do.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
A neat little trick that may work for you is to switch your user agent to the Google bot. Since they want their site to be indexed by it, sites sometimes will allow it.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Greasemonkey with this script: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/33325 . It adds buttons that allow you to put the entire page on one story. Hope that helps.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Wow! I never expected to see this posted here. I'm a closet Harry Potter fanfiction reader, and I loved this story. I think it's time to re-read this again.. be back in a while.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
I believe that it will have a lot of influence in how we understand time and causation. I'm not a quantum physicist or a psychologist, but that's the gist of what I'm taking from it. If you look at the study as less of a study into precogni
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Are you doing Android development? If so, Eclipse 3.6 isn't compatible with the ADT plugin. I had the same slow downs, but moved back to 3.5, and it works fine now. http://developer.android.com/sdk/eclipse-adt.html
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Cons: I don't like the new status bar, and the bookmark manager appears to have disappeared. Pros: I like the tabs on top, and random hiccups that were occurring on OSX appear to be down. Personas are fully working now with the title bar in
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
It was enabled for me by default, and to be honest I didn't care for it at first. It's grown on me a little bit, but I'm still not sure I'll keep it. I highlight while I'm reading, and it plays against that by distracting me with the popup.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
It's an interesting concept, but having a known wireless password really won't protect anyone. I'm perfectly able to capture all of your traffic over the air and then decrypt it. If I go the other route with a MITM attack, then it doesn't r
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
I'm hoping this update fixes the wireless issues I'm having on my mid-2010 Macbook Pro. To get an idea of how bad it is, I'm forced to use Ethernet to watch Youtube without a 5 minute allowance for buffering. Wow, technology has really come
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Agreed, I would be interested in his device if I didn't already have a media server with mplayer and youtube-viewer installed. I even have a nice apartment complex that unknowingly multicasts all available cable channels to me for free! It
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
It's not always the case, but I believe it is in the majority of situations it is. I'm deeply sorry for what you went through though. Tough does not even begin to describe the utter destruction that Alzheimer puts a family through. My ex-gi
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
In the end of every person's life the one thing they'll have, no matter what, are the memories that they've made throughout their life.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
That's an interesting question, and it may have to do with the age of Javascript. It's really only been around for 15 years now according to Wikipedia. At that point, the web was already starting to expand quickly, and browser support has t
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Ah, nice timing with your message. I think we wrote the same concerns. It's not just that the servers public key can be replaced on the victim's machine, but also an attacker can send their own public key instead of the victims to the serve
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Hmm, I like the idea, but I'm curious how you're handling a few things. If an attacker is able to steal your session cookies there's a reliable chance that they're already on your network. Therefore, if they're already on the network, what'
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
I'm the same way, but I'm going to expand on that a bit. It's not that I'm no longer opinionated, but I've matured as a programmer. I no longer view any solution as the only/best solution to any given problem. So rather than being so opinio
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Do you have a link? I'd really like to read more about that.
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Engineering courses give a basic overview of writing in C, but that's about it at my school. I haven't taken those courses since I'm not an engineering major, but I helped my friends with the material. Most of my programming courses are tau
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Well, setting your adapter into promiscuous mode will allow you to capture all the packets. By using Ettercap though to put your adapter into promiscuous mode, it will handle the packet forwarding for you. Therefore, you can use Firesheep t
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
WEP can be broken given enough packets since it sends a portion of the key in each packet enabling the user to simply collect packets and break the key. There's a lot an attacker can do such as fake authentication with the server to force i
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by meinhimmel 16y ago
Yes, Ettercap, by default, is in promiscuous mode. It does quite a bit more than just ARP poisoning though, it can also do DHCP and ICMP spoofing among others. Here's the man page: http://linux.die.net/man/8/ettercap

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