timboslice

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by timboslice 11y ago
I have a car with a buttonless key fob. I keep my keys in a metal box when I get home, as there have been several stories of cars being stolen by thieves with relay devices. It's a sad state of affairs when security is an afterthought
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by timboslice 11y ago
NUKED - reason: stolen from P2P
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by timboslice 11y ago
"We are responsible for our products." "Oh no they leaked!" "You guys are all fucked, but it's not our fault."
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by timboslice 11y ago
The US was a client of Hacking Team. If that doesn't answer your question..
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by timboslice 11y ago
Yes. Quick list of providers I've worked with, in no particular order: http://www.imagetyperz.com/ http://expertdecoders.com/ http://www.deathbycaptcha.com/user/login https:&#x2F
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by timboslice 11y ago
> The way skype used to work Those were the good ole days... I hate the new skype. Also, it's 2015, can Skype stop leaking subscriber IP information? Someone can resolve your IP from your username without even messaging or adding yo
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by timboslice 11y ago
I can't wait for HLS support http://www.jwplayer.com/html5/hls/
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by timboslice 11y ago
This is where 450mm wafers and EUV (extreme ultraviolet lithography) were supposed to come in. EUV relieves the need for double patterning and the tremendous additional costs that entails (and was used to manufacture this 7nm chip). The CEO
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by timboslice 11y ago
> How two technology consultants helped drug traffickers hack the Port of Antwerp A fascinating read, thanks for sharing.
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by timboslice 11y ago
Why does this bug you so much? You aren't being coerced into giving up your info like many sites do before allowing a download. It is an opt-in box. Don't like it? Don't opt-in
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by timboslice 11y ago
It is now that simple. Some more examples: "Linksys" "Netgear64" "Free Public Wifi"
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by timboslice 11y ago
Here is a static list that is archived already :) http://christopheviau.com/d3list/index.html https://web.archive.org/web/20150511022323/http://christophe...
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by timboslice 11y ago
From my initial read, seems like SMTP relay is the way to go with a device like this
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by timboslice 11y ago
I'm also wondering how the P2P backup works exactly? As an example, if it comes with 16GB storage and my mailbox is 10GB, does that mean other people's boxes would contain the full 10GB dump or just pieces/blocks a la bittorr
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by timboslice 11y ago
Unless you have Charter. Charter business support is open 9-5 facepalm EDIT: (this was a few years ago, don't have charter business at the moment)
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by timboslice 11y ago
Yes, I can only see this being used with an SMTP relay, which seems to kind of defeat the purpose of self hosting
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by timboslice 11y ago
Wiki summary: In 1981, Boudin and several former members of the Weather Underground and the Black Liberation Army robbed a Brink's armored car at the Nanuet Mall, in Nanuet, New York. After Boudin dropped her infant son off at a babysi
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by timboslice 11y ago
I believe the original idea for a memristor came about in 1971 [1]. We still have yet to see it in a physical consumer product. I'm with you - sounds great, but I'll believe it when I see it. http://www.ufpi.br/sub
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by timboslice 11y ago
I just got a 250GB Samsung EVO SSD. Filled it up in a matter of weeks by installing some of my favorite games from Steam. I'm looking to add a 500GB to my build, but I should have STARTED with a 500GB.
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by timboslice 11y ago
Right? This is the financial industry, you shouldn't have to "publicly shame" a company to get a response. A ticketing system would give some organization to the chaos
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by timboslice 11y ago
I think you forgot a word: >Doesn't stripe get a some say on which transactions will and won't their own network?
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by timboslice 11y ago
This is why we see all these Early Access games that run like garbage. They are still in the develop new features and fix bugs phase, and have not yet gotten to the optimization/strip out debug code phase.
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by timboslice 11y ago
I get the sentiment (they should have tested more thoroughly), but I for one appreciate the on-demand update mechanism. Would you rather play a game with previously unknown bugs, or have them smashed on launch day and get a patch to make yo
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by timboslice 11y ago
Metal Gear Solid
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by timboslice 11y ago
TL;DR (lifted verbatim from their conclusion) While the stress test had its limitations, the 7.5 hours of data revealed a number interesting takeaways: > When the network is at or near capacity, transaction confirmation times increases f
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by timboslice 11y ago
Disable javascript, use ublock/umatrix, and browse in incognito mode
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by timboslice 11y ago
Lot's of companies keep passwords in an unprotected Excel sheet :/
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by timboslice 11y ago
Thank you :)
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by timboslice 11y ago
TL;DR: a member of the Cardinals' staff left for the Astros a few years ago. Both teams had an internal system to track recruiting efforts etc. He used the SAME password in the new org, the Astros. Someone from the Cardinals org checke
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by timboslice 11y ago
What does this mean to someone with a public facing website that uses PHP w/ Apache or Nginx?

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