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by msantos 12y ago
PHP 6 existed (check commits in the public repo) but was abandoned and never released to public. The voting page lists more info https://wiki.php.net/rfc/php6#vote
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Android Fake ID Vulnerability Lets Malware Impersonate Trusted Applications(bluebox.com)
8 points by msantos 12y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 12y ago
> Police aren't going to task a helicopter to find a missing person. Different country and circumstances but just out of curiosity, in London the police helicopter searches for missing people quite often https://twitter.c
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by msantos 12y ago
LibreOffice is fairly popular
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by msantos 12y ago
Your great feedback takes me back to something I've heard in a conference sometime ago. These are not the speakers exact words but nearly.. ... unless the role and the job post clearly state a particular framework as pre-requisite, re
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by msantos 12y ago
This is probably relevant: https://twitter.com/LTCPeterLerner/status/486203341622370304 "Peter Lerner Israel Defense Forces Spokesman for International Media & Commander of the IDF Social Media activitie
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Plan to allow people to pay in a cheque by taking a photo of it gets go-ahead(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by msantos 12y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 12y ago
A Raspberry Pi with motion detection and SMS. I've built one using an old nokia that supports AT commands. Pretty fun stuff and no soldering required. Next up I'll try adding a camera and send MMS messages through the mobile phone
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by msantos 12y ago
When will these cloud people learn that storing a so called backup in the same place or under the same domain or root account as the original data is a copy not an actual backup.
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The designer of the F-16 explains why the F-35 is a USD 1 Trillion waste(sploid.gizmodo.com)
3 points by msantos 12y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 12y ago
You stand correct. From toptal FAQ[1]: Where are your developers located? While we don’t have any geographic preference, most of our engineers are physically located in North/Central/South America and Europe. 1. http:/&#x2
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by msantos 12y ago
The relevant screenshot for reference http://imgur.com/33wqFUI
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Kim Dotcom offers $5M bounty for leaks exposing the alleged Megaupload injustice(twitter.com)
2 points by msantos 12y ago|1 comments
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Guardian launches SecureDrop system for whistleblowers to share files(theguardian.com)
8 points by msantos 12y ago|0 comments
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Canada anti-spam legislation means headaches for small business, from 1st July(cbc.ca)
1 points by msantos 12y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 12y ago
whatever you do, do not do this => http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Fs2YDn-8y5g/Uh1cc2QtYJI/AAAAAAAACD... (IMO that's incredibly unprofessional)
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by msantos 12y ago
Why reinvent the wheel? If all you need is monitoring a single end-point, then just signup to a Pingdom free account. Very reliable monitoring and 20 SMS notifications per month (no caps on email notifications) https://www.pingdo
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by msantos 12y ago
Are you sure about the domain www.trucrypt.org ? there's a typo there, no?
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by msantos 12y ago
To be fair, BBC's "Magazine" section has always had this kind of stuff.
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Great miscalculations: The French railway error and others(bbc.co.uk)
86 points by msantos 12y ago|51 comments
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by msantos 12y ago
Such as ex-PM Tony Blair and the BAE Systems deal with the Saudis.
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QR codes used on ballot paper for the first time in the EU Elections(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by msantos 12y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 12y ago
It's time to start the count down to 1500000000000 (Fri, 14 Jul 2017 03:40:00) =)
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by msantos 12y ago
Every time I'm about to go through custom's X-ray machines. I'm not sure why, maybe just coincidence, twice my previous Dell XPS stopped working after going through airport xray while in sleep mode.
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by msantos 12y ago
Can't edit the above post, but what I meant was: do NOT use keep-alive if you have a high bounce rate. Apologies for the poor wording.
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by msantos 12y ago
I meant do NOT use keep-alive if you have a high bounce rate. High traffic and high bounce rate, will leave a lot of TIME_WAIT hanging around for precious seconds and soon enough your server won't be able to accept new connections. Ob
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by msantos 12y ago
Yes, I meant do NOT use keep-alive if you have a high bounce rate.
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by msantos 12y ago
Unless of course you have a high bounce rate (intended or otherwise) never use HTTP keep-alive.
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by msantos 12y ago
An easy start point is checking for large number of XSS-alike requests in your httpd logs. ... a dirty example (I apologise in advance) grep --color=auto -i -s -P "(\/cgi-bin\/|\.exe|phpmyadmin|awstats|acunetix|(%22|%27
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by msantos 12y ago
Looks like OP is another victim of Asprox Botnet. Create a full snapshot of the machine for forensic analysis later. Then follow @patio11 advice and rebuild from the metal up. That's the only sure way you have a "clean" machi

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