saul_goodman

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by saul_goodman 10y ago
I love the MCS, but they are not super difficult to brute-force sadly. Their main security feature is that keys were "impossible" to duplicate. However the SSDev'ers were able to decode and build make-up keys on-the-fly sever
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by saul_goodman 10y ago
People live forever, why should anyone try to take up the reigns from the older generation? I think it's clear, even if you don't like some of Sons's attitude, that this was a sound-bity quote likely taken a little out of con
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by saul_goodman 11y ago
For most small organizations there is no accountability except from the members, non-profit or for-profit. However non-management members of for-profits tend to expect less control. Generally those who want to help the most in an NFP float
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by saul_goodman 11y ago
Yea, having a wireless telnet client in the early 2000's was a really cool trick. The built-in rechargable NiMH batteries in the Cybiko Extreme's are natoriously bad. Mine were very old new-in-box stock when I got them and already
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by saul_goodman 11y ago
So the SP is for "Special Performance". It has a shortened body and allows the plane to travel further and faster than the regular 747. Apparently only about 45 were ever made.
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by saul_goodman 11y ago
Right. Because they are still making and selling classic arcade machines... oh right. But some folks refuse to just let all that code go extinct in dead arcade machines in barns and sheds around the world.
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by saul_goodman 12y ago
A hackathon at a school is going to exist to further the adjenda of the school which is fine, but not anything related to "hacker ethos". A hackathon at an actual hackerspace however will be much closer to what you are after. Some