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by seven 17y ago
At first: I feel very sorry for you and hope that your father will return home without getting into trouble. I do understand your point of view. I just want to say that this video could make US^H^H citizens worry more for _all_ the people o
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by seven 17y ago
I am not sure whether my mentors are aware that they are my mentors. I am a freelance developer and security guy. Trying to go from services to something more scalable. My business mentor is an about 60 year old African business man, who is
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by seven 17y ago
I agree. But imho this is no reason to not include the suggested feature. There are so many settings and warnings that a common user does not understand. This new one would not scare any users away I guess. They will just ignore it. I would
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Fifth Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest(schneier.com)
2 points by seven 17y ago|0 comments
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by seven 17y ago
Love it! But I would be afraid that somebody will figure out how to make a 13 character only twitter clone. This is a race that you can not win. Sooner or later some genius will make a service that allows you to broadcast nothing at all. Pr
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by seven 17y ago
You could donate some bandwidth to the Tor network. http://www.torproject.org/
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by seven 17y ago
http://www.ex-parrot.com/pete/upside-down-ternet.html
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Escape from PDF(blog.didierstevens.com)
7 points by seven 17y ago|0 comments
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Nature by Numbers (3:44)(youtube.com)
2 points by seven 17y ago|0 comments
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by seven 17y ago
I use the ruby-debug gem. Quote from a co-worker: "If you need to use a debugger, your code is too complicated. :)"
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Botnet protects code with hardware-based licensing system(secureworks.com)
13 points by seven 17y ago|7 comments
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Debian breaks Suhosin Security Feature(suspekt.org)
4 points by seven 17y ago|0 comments
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by seven 17y ago
Aaahh.. google is inside my whitelist. :) That explains it. btw: anybody needs to see a list of 'no-retry' servers, check out: /etc/postgrey/whitelist_clients
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by seven 17y ago
I was talking about registration mails from 'poorly written' applications. Mail comes after one hour. I am cool. I am aware that most prominent site do this the right way, but just wanted to mention that some do not. About the problem with
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by seven 17y ago
The obvious downside of greylisting is that the first contact takes some minutes. Another downside is that some poorly written applications try to deliver mail on their own, instead of using a real mailserver. It is somehow required that th
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Introduction to Win32 shellcoding(corelan.be)
1 points by seven 17y ago|0 comments
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by seven 17y ago
You might want to take a look at: http://www.pentabarf.org/ I am not a user, but visited several events managed by with help of this software. http://www.pentabarf.org/Conferences_planned_with_Pentabarf
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by seven 17y ago
Just because you got ill, used homeopathy and then got better, does not mean that homeopathy does work. Not even if the same happened to your uncle and your brother in law. Science is currently the best way we have to look at the world from
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by seven 17y ago
I do not see why to put 'wasted' in quotes. I am always shocked to see how many people, who should know better, fall for the homeopathy scam. Some do believe that it is 'medicine with natural ingredients' and start to argue that our modern
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Please put your hands in the gas plasma(educatedguesswork.org)
2 points by seven 17y ago|0 comments
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by seven 17y ago
Hint: try a search engine.
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by seven 17y ago
You need to define what 'done' means. I try to create some sort of nice image in my head about how it would be if my project is ready. Then I try to recall this image if I see myself tripping off the path. Just to remember myself why I am d
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by seven 17y ago
"Not that I'd do this, but I can at least see the appeal." I think everybody does. Me too, but still this is sending out the wrong message and could fire back. If the client is not able to provide me with a certain level of trust, I will no
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by seven 17y ago
I think this is very realistic. No salary is a big no go for me. This is something I could only do with close friends that I have known for years. Think about it this way: If those 3 guys really believe somehow in their project, they should
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by seven 17y ago
Sorry, but this reads to me like: 'If you hire me, I will backdoor my code! Do not trust me!'
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by seven 17y ago
Nojokesaboutrevokedthumbsplease! As this video is quiet old, but got a lot attention, perhaps you would like to take a look at: ftp://ftp.ccc.de/ where more ccc material is hosted.
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by seven 17y ago
I charge by hour. Most of the time I write, fix or break software. When I have a new customer, I tell her that I will send an invoice after a few (10-20) hours of work. She will learn very early what results I can produce in those few hour
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by seven 17y ago
I do not use HAML in my projects because it is much easier to find somebody who can understand 'html-templates'.
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by seven 17y ago
German version is ready too. :)
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by seven 17y ago
Mass assignment is a problem that is not unique to Rails. People can and do write software that offer this feature. Last seen by me in some php code in production since 2003.. of course without a way to white/blacklist attributes. :)

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