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by pudquick 13y ago
iOS 6 - which is because this is a 3GS. Welcome to 2012! http://www.binaryintel.com/iphone-forensics-location-informa... Nice screenshots, though? Your device has to be jailbroken to access it. This file doesn't show u
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by pudquick 13y ago
My advice is 100% applicable. Especially with issue #5, but in general as well. You don't seem to understand: He is unhappy with what he purchased because he is experiencing problems that should not exist in the product. A brand new pr
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by pudquick 13y ago
"on a brand new 15 retina MBPro" You have a warranty. Use it. Complaints here do not solve your problems. If Apple cannot solve your problems, within the terms if your warranty, they will offer alternatives (eventually) - up to an
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by pudquick 13y ago
It means if you're worried about the contents of your encrypted drives being uncovered, you need to make sure no malicious processes gain access to a dump of your system's memory while it's booted / running / encryp
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by pudquick 13y ago
Does anyone know if this is the infamous 7u51 which will disable unsigned applets from running AT ALL in a browser? (Yes, I know about the whitelist jar)
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by pudquick 13y ago
Use what works for you. In my case, that's python. It's portable (cross platform), the final product is (usually) the script files themselves vs. an architecture specific "executable", and the language includes "bat
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by pudquick 13y ago
Unfortunately in this scenario, ADA is pretty much gutted. A movie theater is not required to provide for someone with a disability in any way, shape, or form, if they cannot themselves physically (at least) arrive at the location - and I m
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by pudquick 13y ago
Oh we did. Several. The one who said "Oh, it's probably just hiccups - I just changed something here so next month will work for you." was one of them. Pretty sure he just "turned it off and on again", praying the p
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by pudquick 13y ago
Puget Sound Energy has a similar problem. They switched to a new (outsourced) billing system recently that was supposed to "dramatically improve" billing statements. At our house, we had two accounts for PSE - one for the house po
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by pudquick 13y ago
I would be in favor of this idea if a little more thought was put into how the hashing function works. As it stands, someone typing in: food in Chicago will get a different URL than: food in Chicago And the same goes for: Chicago food, chic
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by pudquick 13y ago
So what you're saying is that greater than 56% of Macs are running operating systems at most 1.5 years old ? (10.8 + 10.9). God I wish the numbers were like that for Windows.
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by pudquick 13y ago
I also cached the zip viewer here: http://fiddle.jshell.net/pudquick/Vgd4p/show/ This allows for direct downloads of any individual file within the main .zip. Recommend using wget or something that won't
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by pudquick 13y ago
> good deal faster You could always try it and see :) Example test: openssl speed md5 sha256 As for why it was chosen, I think it's because there are known examples of MD5 hash collisions (though the likelihood of it on a filesystem
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by pudquick 13y ago
If all this talk of Comcast is about them doing ad pages for NXDOMAIN results, these jokes/digs on them are rather stale - and incorrect. When Comcast switched to DNSSEC, they dropped their (non-existent) domain hijacking as it was an
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by pudquick 13y ago
Unlikely that it was something decent like Truecrypt volumes and more likely nested encrypted zips/RARs. Since the vast majority of these are encrypted with a simple text passcode, dictionary attacks are pretty routine against them. h
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by pudquick 13y ago
Initial models did ship with a TPM, but current ones do not. Install Windows Vista or later via Bootcamp and it'll gladly tell you about the lack of any such chip.
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by pudquick 13y ago
They probably have his wallet file, but it's encrypted and he hasn't given them the password. So in theory it's "seized" ... if they can brute force / guess the password. But in practice, with access to a compu
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by pudquick 13y ago
Additional reply here since my other is too old to edit: Something a tester experiencing corruption at startup may want to try is using the 'purge' command from the Terminal. While a restart will indeed trigger caching files back
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by pudquick 13y ago
We'll, I'm glad someone apparently IS reading :) But again - I'd point to the work of other longstanding database projects that are available on OS X as a source of "how we ensured data correctness".
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by pudquick 13y ago
... are Apple's manpages never read? https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin... "For applications that require tighter guarantees about the integrity of their data, Mac OS X pro
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by pudquick 13y ago
Agreed, title should be adjusted.
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by pudquick 13y ago
Actually, the real original was a bit farther back - Darwin (which later inspired Core War): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(programming_game) http://code.wikia.com/wiki/Core_War
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by pudquick 13y ago
I think one thing they missed here is pointed out by this statement in the article: "[...] in less than two years, and, says Brandt, require fewer support pylons. “Elon’s estimate calls for about $2.6 billion for concrete, but we’d ge
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by pudquick 13y ago
As a counterpoint - I would also like to point out that just because someone is "a well-respected researcher for 15 years" , that doesn't mean everything they will ever say will be a quality statement above reproach or shoul
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by pudquick 13y ago
Yeah. When you install a new major OS, it's supposed to trigger a SMC reset and relearn the battery profile - which it sounds like it did for you on 10.9. After calibrating it did indeed determine that, yes, you still had a failing bat
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by pudquick 13y ago
As always with any major OS release, you have people crawling out of the woodwork that are pinning every problem with their systems on the new OS. It couldn't possibly be the hardware that they're using. I'm not saying Appl
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by pudquick 13y ago
Not sure I appreciate a total skipping of actually doing modulus by pre-creating the repeating 15 values but oh well, I do love me some python. python -c 'print "\n".join(w or str(i+1) for i, w in enumerate(("..Fizz..Buz
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by pudquick 13y ago
I think it's shorthand English for saying: Rather than doing n^2 comparisons (ie. every key individually GCD compared against every other key individually = (n keys)x(n-1 other keys) combinations), you can instead do n total GCD compar
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by pudquick 13y ago
I would guess something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDPzVdohrck#t=1m13s Oh, and integration with the OS X recovery partition / OS reinstallation mechanism that allows you to point to a Time Machine backup
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by pudquick 13y ago
Indeed, I'm as confused as you are. If anything, this makes me think someone should take a look at his other projects and see if they match anything out there - maybe you're not his first victim. It looks like he unfortunately tho

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