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by shitlord 12y ago
Process Hacker is also nice, and the last time I used it, it displayed even more information. Plus it lets you inject DLLs, scan memory, and stuff!
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by shitlord 12y ago
It would be pretty funny if he had actually modified the web pages people view, especially considering the attendees. They would go to http://www.example.com/economy and see that everything is crashing, when in reality, eve
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by shitlord 12y ago
The most I've ever heard is 1M from someone on Wall Street. I'm even more jealous!
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by shitlord 12y ago
That website was probably written by professional marketers. Large companies usually don't let its engineers advertise to consumers (and that's effectively what MS is doing here).
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by shitlord 12y ago
I think this might be an effective response to AdBlock. It seems like death by 1000 cuts. If ad blockers don't work on YouTube, then the average person won't bother to use them (because they won't be bothered to configure the
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by shitlord 12y ago
Yeah, there's a lot more bureaucracy involved. I know people who used to work at these sorts of places. It's a wonder that anything gets accomplished, at all.
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by shitlord 12y ago
You still get investigated even if you are a contractor. I know many of them firsthand, and they tell me that contractors are put under additional scrutiny, actually. You need a high-level clearance for this sort of work done on behalf of t
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by shitlord 12y ago
You can't even get into intelligence anymore after doing this, lol. They'd never pass the background checks.
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by shitlord 12y ago
Especially when the entire movie is about killing their leader.
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by shitlord 12y ago
I like that this was written in javascript. Was it meant to be injected onto webpages MITM-style?
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by shitlord 12y ago
Was I the only one who expected to see a Dirac delta function used for February? I was pleasantly surprised.
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by shitlord 12y ago
To counteract that, you should buy $500 gift cards at grocery stores. I got a year of free Amazon Prime by purchasing two $500 gift cards at Giant using my AMEX card. Check out /r/churning on reddit :)
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by shitlord 12y ago
Yeah, the fact that we Android users need to use apps like Better Battery Stats is pretty telling. They could at least stick it in the developer settings somewhere.
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by shitlord 12y ago
Awesome! Think of all the nice desktop backgrounds I'm going to have. I am wondering what this will mean for humanity. Do you guys think the insights we gain from Philae will be as impactful as the ones from other space missions?
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by shitlord 12y ago
I used to work for a beltway bandit and I experienced the same stuff described in the article. If you want an easy, comfortable job, that sort of work is perfect. If you want to do impactful work, it's the worst place you could be. Yet
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by shitlord 12y ago
Security is one of those things you can't just toss in at the very end. In order to do it right, you really have to include security in your design from the ground up. It seems like bullshit at first. The model of "secure software
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by shitlord 12y ago
Don't be hyperbolic. trhway has a valid point. A lot of things around us are out of our control, so we have to adapt. Let's be honest, the political system is not within our control. Very, very little political change will come ou
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by shitlord 12y ago
Where does OnePlus fall into all this?
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by shitlord 12y ago
It would be funny if the terrorist group changed their name to avoid the association with Verizon Wireless
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by shitlord 12y ago
Most people either haven't heard of Bitcoin or regard Bitcoins as "internet fun bux". It's not happening (at least, not in 2014).
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by shitlord 12y ago
Not just hackers, but also nation states and APTs (who may have ties to nation states).
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by shitlord 12y ago
To be fair, the original systems often are not very accessible for the disabled. My university uses peoplesoft and it's a steaming piece of shit. The blind/impaired are better off contacting the undergraduate office/registrar
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by shitlord 12y ago
I, personally, like the 404 pages with missing kids on it. The only real purpose of the 404 page is to tell the user he messed up somehow; you might as well do some good with it.
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by shitlord 12y ago
Really great work! I installed it yesterday and I have to say that I like it. It's different from most AV/security products in that it is very low-profile -- probably because it is intended for a more technically-inclined audience
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by shitlord 12y ago
This company has the marketing team of the year. 1. They open a contest only to women 2. Some women submit naked pictures because they want free stuff 3. The marketing team adds in a disclaimer 4. This blows up 5. They nuke the entire conte
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by shitlord 12y ago
According to google, this isn't the first time that key was posted. It's here[1] too. [1]: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/docker-registry/0.7.3
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by shitlord 12y ago
Just FYI, I'm a different person. I don't know who that person is.
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by shitlord 12y ago
He actually lied, straight-up. He said he only downvoted misinformation, but it turns out he downvoted others' submissions (to make his own submissions look better).
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by shitlord 12y ago
The argument wasn't the reason he got banned, though. The admins don't care at all if users argue with each another like idiots. That's the subreddit moderators' problem. It was the blatant vote manipulation that did h
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by shitlord 12y ago
I thought one of the comments on the article was particularly interesting. > One million comments filed in the FCC's Open Internet proceeding shows that the public at large is interested in "civic engagement". > But if

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