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by mukyu 16y ago
http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/security-management/2005/10/06/t... I also recall a case where someone just removed one or two directories from a path and found an unprotected virtual listing but they said it was unauthorized because he had b
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by mukyu 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anshe_Chung maybe
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by mukyu 16y ago
LZH is still in wide use by the Japanese.
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by mukyu 16y ago
If it is a mechanical failure, you can always try putting it in the freezer for a while. If it is an electrical failure, you can try replacing the PCB with another drive that has the same model/firmware.
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by mukyu 16y ago
I remember rms having a strongly different view from the one he expressed in this video. Google mostly turns up mentions of him speaking against cloud computing and such in the past few years; however, I did managed to find at least one in
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by mukyu 16y ago
I have seen cases where news articles are written using the wikipedia article but not citing it and then the information in the original wikipedia article is citing using the news article that got the information from wikipedia in the first
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by mukyu 16y ago
Copyright also includes performance rights.
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by mukyu 16y ago
http://chargen.matasano.com/chargen/2007/7/3/this-new-vulner...
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by mukyu 16y ago
The MPEG LA is not a patent troll. You probably have heard of their products as they are some of the most famous codecs and supported by multitudes of devices. They are using patents exactly as they were designed for.
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by mukyu 16y ago
No one knows who runs Futaba. 2ch was owned by hiroyuki until he sold it a few years ago to some Singaporean company that no one knows about (probably because of all of the lawsuits that he faced and lost). 4chan does have text boards (lik
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by mukyu 16y ago
Just because you do not have the source code nor the right to distribute copies of software (i.e. it is proprietary) does not exclude you from any of the first three--it just makes it harder. Depending on where and when you live it may or
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by mukyu 16y ago
You confused Futaba Channel with 2ch which is orders of magnitude more popular and not an imageboard. 2ch is very popular in Japan, but it is only in the top 10-20 now behind mixi and ameblo (social networking) and youtube and nicovideo (v
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by mukyu 16y ago
Timing attacks like this have been successfully used against a few gaming consoles.
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by mukyu 16y ago
Are you saying that middle-class American white guys do not change the way they speak depending on the situation? Even a white guy 'in power' is going to speak differently to co-workers, when giving a presentation in front senior executive
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by mukyu 16y ago
People have tried. The whole reason they removed the OtherOS functionality is to get around the one known public break in their trusted computing model.
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by mukyu 16y ago
You have to have a gold subscription to use the account online (in non-guest mode). So you would have no friends, no gamerscore, tens of accounts and paying for gold on them constantly. No one would do this and that you would even think of
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by mukyu 16y ago
They use capacitive touch screens (so you would need a special stylus) and there is in emphasis on multi-touch which is awkward to do with a stylus.
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by mukyu 16y ago
To be fair gmaxwell has been defending ogg as a container format on lwn, but I am not aware of him writing a dissertation on it.
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by mukyu 16y ago
Why do you object to highly processed substances?
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by mukyu 17y ago
Or you could just use svg
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by mukyu 17y ago
Oddly enough I was just watching a TED talk on origami and math and applications thereof by this same author. ( http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/robert_lang_folds_way_new... )
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by mukyu 17y ago
books are media.
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by mukyu 17y ago
I've seen him bite his toenails in front of a large audience. I'm sure he's fun at the dinner table.
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by mukyu 17y ago
Years ago when I was still in high school I somehow stumbled upon these and tried a few out (the one with the one time pad and the movie titles). I certainly was not ready to tackle them at the time, but even when failing I learned a lot.
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by mukyu 17y ago
It would be helpful to know how much the iPad subscription costs in relation to the print ($120/yr)* and web ($103/yr)* subscriptions. I don't have or plan on installing iTunes so looking at the AppStore is not exactly feasible. I read $3
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by mukyu 17y ago
They also parallelize the compression (at least with bzip2) and run more than one dump process at the same time.
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by mukyu 17y ago
I wish I had read your summary instead of the actual story. It really bothers me how they never just get to the point.
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by mukyu 17y ago
The IEEE 1394 allows devices to make arbitrary DMA requests. Depending on your MMU and kernel this may allow it to read and write to the entire physical memory space including anything that may be mapped there from other devices.
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by mukyu 17y ago
I don't think recording the temperature of the insides of people's pockets inside of air conditioned buildings would be a good measure of climate. Also, iPhone and open do not go together.
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by mukyu 17y ago
Without knowing what they consider a password, it is hard to tell. Even though the Cell processors and GPUs are similar, they both do have different strengths still. There exist password systems that would get miserable performance on eith

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