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Show HN: Datajones.com | Mobile offline data collection.(datajones.com)
1 points by seven 15y ago|2 comments
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by seven 15y ago
Some recommendations for connectivity, that helped or would have helped me during my trips in Africa: Setup some sort of vpn service that you can use in case of restricted internet access. If you run your own mailserver, open up a port besi
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by seven 16y ago
I am struggling to give a good answer to this since some minutes... There is no special trick. I just realized that it makes no sense to worry about stuff I can not influence. And that if I have bad mood without obvious reason.. I could hav
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by seven 16y ago
default bad mood => default good mood pessimistic => optimistic
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by seven 16y ago
Off topic: Since I will move to Luanda/Angola in a few weeks, I would be happy to find some hackers from that area. Please contact me. You will find my mail address in my profile.
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by seven 16y ago
They do grow back. Just destroy the chip, then there is no way to read them out again.
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by seven 16y ago
This is not true for Germany. (Which makes this even more a security theater..)
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by seven 16y ago
Or build a RIFD_Zapper: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFID_Zapper
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by seven 16y ago
Event overview: http://events.ccc.de/congress/2010/Fahrplan/events.en.html Links to unedited stream dumps: http://events.ccc.de/congress/2010/wiki/Documentation
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First official 27c3 videos online(media.ccc.de)
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http://www.crackmes.de/
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http://media.ccc.de/
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by seven 16y ago
I always pictured my solution to this problem like this: * Everything that is not allowed to get wet or is loose, is stored in a safe place. * Some 'high-pressure cleaner things' at strategic locations. * A big fan and a hole in the ground.
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by seven 16y ago
About slowing somebody down: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarpit_%28networking%29 About automatic blocking: Be careful to not block legit users or services after a flood of spoofed packets to your $device.
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My diet hack: Do not give a sh*t about peer pressure and drink what you think is best for you. "Mach dein eigenes Ding, dann klappts auch mit der Nachbarin." - German for "Do your own thing and it will work out with the neighbours girl."
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by seven 16y ago
Cash only. Thank you for your comment.
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Ask HN: searching for mobile wireless POS printer
3 points by seven 16y ago|3 comments
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by seven 16y ago
Context: http://www.tmz.com/2010/09/01/hostage-situation-at-discovery...
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After BlackBerry, India now wants access to Google, Skype, VPN data(content.usatoday.com)
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by seven 16y ago
Agree, but actually I was not thinking about backscatter machines. I had biometric passports in mind while writing... and people missing flights as a consequence.
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I missed absolute numbers. Talk for example about false positives in airport security. An error rate of 'only 0.01%' looks pretty good at first. But if you put in the actual numbers, you see a very different image. Airport Frankfurt had abo
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by seven 16y ago
Not me, but the privacy trade-off is pretty good. :)
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Apple QuickTime backdoor(reversemode.com)
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"...all just works. Is this a problem?" No.
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Software Predicts Criminal Behavior(abcnews.go.com)
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Facebook was just used to give an example of where/why/how people apply social stenography. edit: add a 'why' and a 'how'
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Social Steganography: Learning to Hide in Plain Sight (zephoria.org)
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Thought this would be obvious: I was not talking about stuff that makes everybody ill. The body does not adapt well to many other things, but still you can get used to many things that make people ill on first contact. Why do so many trave
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by seven 16y ago
Love those moments, when I learn that I used a term without knowing sh*t about the original meaning. I will for sure change my use of it. [x] learned something new today
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From my experience, you can not avoid getting ill. Sooner or later (probably sooner) it is going to hit you. Therefore my advice is, to jump right into it. Eat what the locals eat. Do what the locals do. By this you have at least a bit fun

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