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by netsec_burn 10y ago
What about Oxygen?
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
The bacteria is benign, it says so in the article.
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
Wow, just what I was looking for! Thanks, I just purchased the #1 recommended one since it's exactly the specs I needed and right within the budget. And yes, it included the referrer code :)
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
I can't help but feel sorry for the mice, I can't imagine what it would be like to not have control of your limbs. I understand the purpose is the opposite, however.
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
Exactly my sentiments, and it only took place for an hour. I didn't mind at all, it was pretty entertaining, but then again I don't get drawn into the drama Reddit's userbase has frequently.
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
This article and its comments are surprisingly negative. I've long held the opinion that HN is the best aggregator out there, and the comments are top notch as well. Far better than Reddit, subreddits like /r/programming+sysa
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
It's up.
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N.S.A. Contractor Arrested in Possible New Theft of Secrets(mobile.nytimes.com)
1 points by netsec_burn 10y ago|0 comments
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
Much the other way around. Netcat is ubiquitous. I haven't come across many systems with ftpput and ftpget. Neat challenge left as an exercise to the reader: whois can be used to transfer files too. :)
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by netsec_burn 10y ago
Yea, my only disagreement here is the name.
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by netsec_burn 11y ago
Actually, it doesn't look like it. It might need to be a race condition done with a program (delete the old files to keep it going to a million). Might be tricky.
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by netsec_burn 11y ago
And now the last question, how far can you take that logic? What happens at 1,000,000 (one million file names generated) when there are no more characters left to remove from the left side? Segmentation fault?