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751.
by subway 14y ago
C'mon... That is nothing like the industry standard -- you used SSL.
752.
by subway 14y ago
This appears to generate the wallet in your browser, so the key is never sent over HTTP. That said, I still have difficulty trusting hobby crypto.
753.
by subway 14y ago
Agreed. I found myself halfway to a facepalm until I clicked the "Buy" button. Beautifully executed trolling.
754.
by subway 14y ago
I know it really isn't relevant to the vulnerability, but it bugs the crap out of me to see somebody running commands as root when they don't need to... Does this bother anyone else?
755.
by subway 14y ago
Search the Google Play store for OBD-II. You'll find a number of apps that allow you to get at the data in various forms using a <$10 Bluetooth adapter.
756.
by subway 14y ago
In a well configured environment, "history" isn't going to be terribly useful -- admins should be using their own accounts and using sudo to execute commands as root. In this sort of environment you want to look at your pam logs (/var/log/a
757.
by subway 14y ago
ssh -Y would probably be an even better choice for this sort of document, lest the end user find themselves going 'Why the heck isn't this working?'.
758.
by subway 14y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to walk back the date using an ntp mitm attack.
759.
by subway 14y ago
I think I just realized who you are, and that I worked on that team after you left the company... (munix) The time I spent working with those folks was one of the most educational periods of my life.
760.
by subway 14y ago
I'd like to use my car like a tool. Why do manufacturers make them so difficult to safely operate, I shouldn't require any additional training to operate it, I should be able to just hop in at location A and hop out at location B. Regardles
761.
by subway 14y ago
I wonder what data source was used. I've confirmed a few strikes several miles from where they actually hit. (A Kendall County, TX strike appeared south of San Antonio, and a Louisville, KY strike appeared downtown while the actual strike o
762.
by subway 14y ago
I was unaware of a a hypervisor sitting on the ARM Cortex. Do you have any links to additional information? (I've been using the RPi to prototype a product for the service industry (Cheap linux box with exposed gpio), and while I don't inte
763.
by subway 14y ago
Anyone else sick of the "%s on Raspberry Pi" Howtos. In the vast majority of them, there is nothing specific to the Raspberry Pi, they're simply "How to do %s with a linux box".
764.
by subway 14y ago
http://opencompute.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/OpenCom... These designs?
765.
by subway 14y ago
With speedy enough flash, this could be essentially accomplished in the kernel with swap space.
766.
by subway 14y ago
The problem you're describing a solution to doesn't exist. Gas included in the rental -- Each car has a fleet card that can be used to fill up at most any gas station. With ZipCar, the rule is you should never leave a car with less than 1/4
767.
by subway 14y ago
3D printer with a MacBook Air server at GitHub HQ... I think my hipster detector was just overloaded.
768.
by subway 14y ago
Oh great, another Ubuntu for %s with no shipping devices. I really wish Canonical would partner with some OEM to actually produce some of these devices instead of just announcing they have software while expecting hardware OEMs to come runn
769.
by subway 14y ago
The camera works just fine... I've used mine regularly for meetings via Google Hangouts since I picked it up a month after release. As for storage, what exactly are you trying to store on the device? It really seems to only be intended for
770.
by subway 14y ago
I really don't like these articles where the author provides a list of commands without actually understanding what some of them do. "sudo sync; sync" for instance. This is on par with copy-paste programming.
771.
by subway 14y ago
I've seen this a few times -- municipality wants to offer high speed internet, or even just a local fiber network without ip transit, and the telcos start suing. It makes me curious what would happen if a private non-profit were formed to p
772.
by subway 14y ago
As one of those "Highlands Hipsters", I couldn't agree with you more. I've relocated a couple times for jobs in TX and CA, but found myself missing Louisville enough that I was spending a significant portion of my income flying back here. B
773.
by subway 14y ago
This is cool, but seems overly complex. A few friends and I played "capture the flag" with our personal systems, and a few times passwords were obtained with a simple shell function wrapping sudo. The first time the function ran (based on w
774.
by subway 14y ago
You could, of course, also use the hex representation of the ascii url to obscure it: http://www.google.com/finance/url?sa=D&q=%68%74%74%70%3a...
775.
by subway 14y ago
I recently signed up for services with Insight (owned by TWC), and was told while I'm permitted to bring my own modem, they require I take delivery of their "free" modem when service was installed. At the end of the signup process they requ
776.
by subway 14y ago
Must have been quite recent... I signed up for this plan about 12 hours ago.
777.
by subway 14y ago
Why wait on it to be accepted by the distros? What is stopping you from setting up a small Yum/Apt repo and publishing your GPG key?
778.
by subway 14y ago
Hmmm The Honey Porter seems to lack honey.
779.
by subway 14y ago
You should really package this up, and provide a signed repo instead of relying on the busted SSL infrastructure and GitHub to provide security to your users. While this one isn't quite as offensive as some, all these curl/sudo/bash combos
780.
by subway 14y ago
This typically has very little to do with the state, and everything to do with the particular lease. Your link provides no supporting evidence for your statement. If you move out before the end of the lease, the landlord may be able to hol

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