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   Merlin Mann's talk on creatives who just won't start(maximumfun.org)

   5 points by shii 15y ago|0 comments
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   by shii 15y ago

   Also has happened to me. It's why I have showdead on.
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   Mysterious number 6174 (plus.maths.org)

   188 points by shii 15y ago|64 comments
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   by shii 15y ago

   This part of the reason why I suggested a way to quickly and easily upload dox from intrusions like this to be searchable and viewable online here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2615226
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   by shii 15y ago

   Yep, the dox linked here are pretty old. Topiary, Kayla and a bunch of others listed are members of Anon as well, giving the theory of Lulzsec and Anon being related more credibility.
6. 156.▲
   by shii 15y ago

   Exactly, I am almost certain this was floating on carders' forums weeks if not months before.
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   by shii 15y ago

   What would you suggest as better options and what are some examples of the ones you've alluded to? The way I see it, any shift away from the current common scheme would cause problems with either of both compatability and ease of use. It'd
8. 158.▲
   by shii 15y ago

   That list on Quoratop is dominated by tech bloggers and pundits. Not industry experts. Just a bunch of people with tons of followers and hours logged on Twitter and at conferences. When you can converse with core contributors to openbsd, op
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   by shii 15y ago

   Do you really think every time Sony is penetrated, it's announced and everything is dumped like Lulzsec and other loud mouths do? The much more likely thing is that these vulnerabilities were known for quite awhile before.
10. 160.▲
    by shii 15y ago

    s/communism/totalitarianism/g and you'll make better sense.
11. 161.▲
    by shii 15y ago

    Awesome, did not know that. Would be cool if you all made this default when you get SearchYC back up and running.
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    A concise history of recent Sony hacks (attrition.org)

    7 points by shii 15y ago|0 comments
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    by shii 15y ago

    Is this supposed to be some kind of joke? FUD and unsubstantiated claims? The short irc snippets are also pretty funny. They don't tell you anything, and for what it's worth, this isn't some 1337 secret you've stumbled on. Anyone can fire u
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    by shii 15y ago

    Agreed. I've tried many clients over the years and loved bitchX from the old days and now use irssi exclusively. It's great and really easy to learn. Very scriptable as well.
15. 165.▲
    by shii 15y ago

    Don't worry, anything that the hivemind likes for the moment will rocket up, no matter how shitty. Groupon=sucks iz goood, no matter if it's worthless meta.
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    by shii 15y ago

    Thanks, great find. A lot of really inspiring advice on ignoring conventional wisdom, getting around gatekeepers, and being persistent in one's target.
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    by shii 15y ago

    Yep, all started by cool guys from Something Awful: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=327...
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    by shii 15y ago

    The discussions are particularly interesting. Goes over the methods employed with a few tools mentioned, vulnerable and possible targets.
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    by shii 15y ago

    Downloads via Bittorrent would continue with ThePirateBay. This would just be an alternative way to view and search through the data without having to personally download it. Hell, this could be quite useful for all those who use services o
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    by shii 15y ago

    Yeah, which is the point of the non-US/Europe hosting and domain registering, etc. Anonymous payment for hosting. What was the name of that really good French host that'd host anything and was aggressive about protecting its customers' priv
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    by shii 15y ago

    You know, I can see real utility in a simple site that lets you upload data garnered from hacking escapades online to be easily searchable and presentable to the general public. It'd have the pastebin feature of a general press statement/gr
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    by shii 15y ago

    lolwut, SQLi is sophisticated and takes mad skills now? The methods employed are very low-brow to be charitable, brah. To be completely honest, I don't think Lulzsec is the first to discover this at all. They're just being loud about it all
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    by shii 15y ago

    11th actually. This article[1] documents the last 10 times up with today making it 11. Starts from the first DDoS by Anonymous on Apr 4. [1]: http://blogs.forbes.com/andygreenberg/2011/05/24/sony-goes-s...
24. 174.▲
    by shii 15y ago

    This is not Anonymous. Lulz Security.
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    by shii 15y ago

    11 times in the last 2 months or so. 11, very high-profile cases with tons of customers' and employees' details. And always the same trivial things; SQLi, no encryption/plaintext databases, lack of first-line security like firewalls, etc.
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    by shii 15y ago

    Isn't it a little strange their irc is on 2600? I thought they owned them the same night as PBS...
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    by shii 15y ago

    This is the #sownage promised by Lulzsec a couple of days ago during the PBS fiasco a couple of days ago[1] by the same group. Sony is getting owned on all fronts several times a week for the last month or so. [1]: http://apps.ycombinator.
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    by shii 15y ago

    Other related projects/sites/products include Blueberrytree[1], Trollim[2], CodeYourIdea[3], HappyJobSearch[4], OneDayOneJob[5], and the aforementioned iSeekMikeCode[6]. [1]: http://blueberrytree.ws [2]: http://trollim.com [3]: http://
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    SpaceX Responds To Forbes Contributor Loren Thompson(blogs.forbes.com)

    6 points by shii 15y ago|1 comments
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    by shii 15y ago

    Yep, several separate identities concurrently online. Each with their own emails, separate IPs via different VPNs (usually), and narratives to run..