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by phantom784 13y ago
The subjects of the photos wouldn't have a copyright claim on the photos, as they did not take them (the university did, and would own the copyright). I'm sure there's other laws at play though, such as personality rights.
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by phantom784 13y ago
That would make sense, and it's analogous to the laws in some states where it's legal to own lockpicks and use them on locks you own, but if you get caught with them while breaking & entering, the lockpicks become illegal.
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by phantom784 14y ago
But the TPM is just a chip on the LPC bus, right? Couldn't you do a man-in-the-middle and have the TPM think it's talking to real hardware when in reality it's talking to an emulated system?
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by phantom784 17y ago
I run into this problem as an English speaker. My university makes its directory accessible via the finger protocol, so I talk about fingering people all the time. Worst named command ever. Of course, being a college student, I find the who
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by phantom784 17y ago
I think the more practical use of this would be to still allow your normal password and only use your one time passwords when you're on a public computer you don't trust to not have a keylogger.
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by phantom784 17y ago
Every bit makes it exponentially harder to factor and 1024 bits is the standard, so I'm not worried.
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by phantom784 17y ago
"are trying to find out what happened" - oops? http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/I/IRAN_MISSING_AMERICAN... oh wait, http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#107
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by phantom784 17y ago
I did the backend for this site, it was a great experience. I hope you guys like it!
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by phantom784 17y ago
I've had luck with the open-source PhotoRec before. It scans a storage device for bits that match known file types (and it knows a lot, not just photo types as the name implies), and saves them to a new location. I'd definitely give it a
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by phantom784 17y ago
From what I've seen, the prices on Chegg are a little more than what you'd end up spending if you bought all the books used that you could, and then re-sold them at the end of the semester. I'm seriously considering using Chegg next semest