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1051.
by scintill76 13y ago
Looks like it: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Noisebridge_Tor/FBI
1052.
by scintill76 13y ago
The only thing scarier than terrorists? Cyber-terrorists, right?! The paranoid, cynical parts of me think this system was set out with flashing lights so it would be easily compromised, so people can justify "cyber-security" bill
1053.
by scintill76 14y ago
Yeah, but at least it's not trivial to learn the MAC of a system across the world (right? I admit I don't know a whole lot about this.) Anyone sitting on the LAN so that they know the MAC likely has other attack avenues anyway.
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by scintill76 14y ago
> Since when is Twitter the same thing as a professional conference? First, she mentioned PyCon in that Twitter conversation[1]. If she had hashtagged it, there would be a stronger argument, but either way we might say she's having an
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by scintill76 14y ago
> No server-side hacks involved Well, the JPEG file doesn't have the correct mime-type. Chrome warns, "Resource interpreted as Image but transferred with MIME type text/html" in the console. Apparently in the context of an <img src
1056.
by scintill76 15y ago
Maybe it's impossible to find the "maximally efficient, effective ways", so you should do the interesting ones (i.e., not everyone is doing) that enrich you and make you happy, and have a measurable positive effect on others, like this guy
1057.
by scintill76 15y ago
At first I was annoyed with the non-descriptive title, but I clicked it anyway to see what it was. I don't know if it was intentional, but the title helps convey how useless audio is to people who can't hear. And even as a non-hearing-impa
1058.
by scintill76 15y ago
From the article: > Find a faster way to fail, recover, and try again. If the problem you are trying to solve involves creating a magnum opus, you are solving the wrong problem. I bet GMail and Windows do iterate and fail fast, internal
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by scintill76 15y ago
I think this _case_ can be seen as an anti-SOPA posterchild, because it shows that existing laws can already be used to successfully prosecute piracy. There are some other comments about precedents that this may be setting (i.e., _stretchin
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by scintill76 15y ago
"We demand his release," says the Anonymous spokesman, who is wearing a mask like the one worn by the shadowy revolutionary character in the movie V for Vendetta, which came out in 2006. "If anything happens to him, you sons of (expletive)