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Android-x86 Project - Run Android on Your PC(android-x86.org)
121 points by pixdamix 15y ago|28 comments
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by pixdamix 15y ago
This is why we have bitcoins. Decentralized money makes us safe. Let's go trading on MtGox
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by pixdamix 15y ago
You would be able to get past 2048bytes using mozilla or chromium See there: https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/limits.html I just tested a 1Mb bookmarlet on chromium and it works.
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by pixdamix 15y ago
javascript:(function(){document.body.appendChild(document.createElement('script')).src='http://encipher.it/javascripts/inject.js';})(); You should consider moving to https. After all, what's the point in providing this kind of scr
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by pixdamix 15y ago
It reminds me of a Marcin Jakubowski talk at Ted about "Open-Source blueprints for civilizations"[1] From TED: Using wikis and digital fabrication tools, TED Fellow Marcin Jakubowski is open-sourcing the blueprints for 50 farm machines, al
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by pixdamix 15y ago
Pretty entertaining in fact. If I had to choose I think I would describe me as a Spy. (I have a Master's degree in Information system security) It's funny to have a English teacher (A foreign language to me) saying in front of our class bef
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by pixdamix 15y ago
There's this patch from the linux-kernel: - http://lkml.org/lkml/2009/7/17/187 - http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6... I've put a gist file demonstrating the problem: https://gist.github.com/968723 #inclu
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by pixdamix 15y ago
Due to the lovely fact, if I recall corectly, that there's two TLB[1], one for instructions and one for data. So you can subvert one or another in order to execute a hidden payload. If you read the data you think you'll execute, you will be
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by pixdamix 15y ago
Seamicro is already building servers out of atom chips http://www.seamicro.com/
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by pixdamix 15y ago
After a bunch of English/Japanese translations: "Number of games: We, and I have learned how to use the means for translating the German text in English is still a way of encoding their friends to play with a smile. .."
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by pixdamix 15y ago
What I realy would like to see implemented is something like this: http://layersapp.com/ From the description: Layers captures every window, every palette, every menu, every menu and status bar icon, every icon on the Desktop, and even t
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by pixdamix 16y ago
See previous discussions: "The US Government Keeps Harassing a UW Researcher Who Speaks for WikiLeaks" this guy "Jacob Appelbaum" is ioerror. - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2430090 - http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/obsesse
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by pixdamix 16y ago
If you want to test the average loudness of your files you can use libebur128. I found amazing differences between same album re-editions. I'm not an audiophile, I just have a High-Enough-Fi systems. # cd /tmp # wget http://www-pu
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by pixdamix 16y ago
I really like that one, If we weren't the April 1st, I may have considered this a real project. A first-class c++ troll, I admire the writing.
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Taking control of a car through a crafted MP3(itworld.com)
3 points by pixdamix 16y ago|1 comments
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by pixdamix 16y ago
There's was a company who tried this kind of thing: Selling a wireless card which embedded a linux powered firewall: http://www.yoggie.com/New_Yoggie/Welcome.html http://www.yoggie-gatekeeper.co.uk/ I don't know but it seems they failed
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by pixdamix 16y ago
Except the wave was 8,85 kilometers high the movie...
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by pixdamix 16y ago
Do not forget Ninety-ninety rule: "The first 90 percent of the code accounts for the first 90 percent of the development time. The remaining 10 percent of the code accounts for the other 90 percent of the development time." I'm a huge belie
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by pixdamix 16y ago
"All we require is that, if a publisher is making a subscription offer outside of the app, the same (or better) offer be made inside the app, so that customers can easily subscribe with one-click right in the app." "Apple's announcement
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by pixdamix 16y ago
I've noticed an increase in the use of customized and abstract top level domain (TLD) names, such as bit.ly, bu.mp, babyli.st, etc. Even Microsoft recently registered bi.ng This is especially funny when you notice
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by pixdamix 16y ago
Nothing wrong there is. To understand and read them quickly difficult it is. Subject verb noun, to process, is easier.
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by pixdamix 16y ago
One great tool also is Ack (apt-get install ack-greg) whish is kind of grep on steroids designed to search source files It ignore files in .git/.svn directories, you can define your own file type filters in its config file .ackrc
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by pixdamix 16y ago
How not to feel sooooo small and insignificant after that !?
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Wordy, Search for domains that are also words(bieh.net)
2 points by pixdamix 16y ago|0 comments
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by pixdamix 16y ago
I would say that C, an arduino, a bunch of resistors, LEDs, a VU-meter then hack something fun out of that. Nothing could beat the feeling of programming something you can wire and hold in your hand. Especially for children.
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by pixdamix 16y ago
It require root access on the client, on the server it only needs ssh and python >= 2.3
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by pixdamix 16y ago
Forward transparently your traffic using iptables. So, if you use sshuttle on your gateway all the tcps connections to the specified subnets are forwarded using ssh for the gateway and all the machines using that gateway. You can do this #
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by pixdamix 16y ago
tsocks might help also for apps which do not have native socks support.
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by pixdamix 16y ago
"remember not to talk too fast" This is so true, how many time I found myself speaking nearly two times faster in frond of peoples. Take your time, walk, Look people in the eyes, interact with the audience and Take your time.
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by pixdamix 16y ago
sshuttle is currently TCP-only i remember seeing some people discussing about UDP, and DNS forwarding on top of sshuttle but it hasn't gotten very far.

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