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15y ago
it does if `rm -rf /var/www/fakecall.net/accounts/../../../../usr` actually hits /usr and mangles the server.
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15y ago
Another "me too" to the haven't received notice of this yet, however a link over at r/gaming on Reddit points to this screenshot of the standard Steam Update News splash that pops up every time you login to the Steam Client. http://i.imgur
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15y ago
It is possible to submit an app to Apple for approval, and not publish it for general public consumption.
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15y ago
You should note that most companies flag the serial numbers of the drives inside bundled enclosures. I had a 1TB WD MyBook I picked up some years ago, eventually installing the drive in my tower some time later, and just under the 3 year wa
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15y ago
If you've already got all the functionality for Facebook Connect, it doesn't take a whole lot more to add in Google and/or Twitter Oauth. Giving your potential users a number of options is always a good thing.
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15y ago
If I also remember correctly, the Wii was the first modern console (post NES, I assume) that sold at a profit, which was a measly $6. http://www.joystiq.com/2008/12/01/forbes-nintendo-making-6-p...
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15y ago
Not the most intuitive, but a period between each query word will return results as exact match, unless it actually cant find the phrase and then it will split them up. https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=the.quick.brown.fox.ju...
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15y ago
> > "String +(Object other) Converts other to a string and creates a new string by concatenating this string with the converted other. " > This is a bad idea, now I have a gripe with dart. I don't think this is right, and seems
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15y ago
> He is extremely agressive and out of place, calling for a split on a major organization he didn't help in any meaningful way He was a member, and while his member number (5030) isn't low enough to argue that he helped found the moveme
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15y ago
Though probably not the same extension cable he was talking about, it reminded me of this article from back in 2008: http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/usbkey Which spawned a commercial item that ThinkGeek sold for a time, and B
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15y ago
The VirtualBox software (as in the UI, etc) is great, however this article/mail listing is discussing the 'vboxdrv' Linux kernel module, which is a source of a large number of bug reports to the Linux kernel project.
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15y ago
There are two kinds of deletions. The SQL DELETE command, and the boolean `deleted` field. Facebook is reported to use the latter.
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15y ago
The unfortunate side effect is that Scrolls (the parchment containing objects) are a deprecated technology. The only time We get to use them anymore is in a fantasy setting. I really don't understand how they can reasonably expect to own th
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15y ago
This was a Java Exploit.
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15y ago
I played EVE Online for a while in one of the largest groups in the game during a time we managed to steal a huge section of the map out from under another rival group. There is intense PVP action, as well as in depth PVE and crafting, just
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15y ago
> you might get a garbled page from a bad connection But if you do, it isn't because the internet is bad and needs to be replaced (the cable in the analogy), it's because either the server or the client interpreted the signal incorrectl
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15y ago
Or follow a news channel on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RussiaToday (as an example)
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15y ago
The Thawte certificate is the certificate issued to google by request of google. This certificate is apparently being used to MITM connections to gmail that originate inside Iran. Outside of Iran BGPing a major ISP into routing through them
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15y ago
It was a rhetorical question. I'm sure most of their researchers know why it is enabled (because the registry is marked blah blah). They were asking why did Microsoft decide that users should be capable of embedding executables inside a doc
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15y ago
I am a trained watch repair technician. In school, we were trained to never touch the movement of a watch with our bare hands, even if it was filled with water and any sort of dirt, and to never leave a movement sitting out in the open air
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15y ago
Clang_Complete is another completion plugin, though it is not compatible with OmniCppComplete. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3302
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15y ago
I agree that ease of accessibility of the key is very important in choosing a variable symbol. The first time I ever stepped into ERB, typing <% was a chore, since it was just a bit further than I had been used to typing tag characters.
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15y ago
I think a lot of the problem with circle's being too complex and overlapping is a symptom of people posting public only (the blogging aspect). For example, I follow Leo Laporte, who has recently been publicly posting a lot of HAM radio rela
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15y ago
Only out of context. If your server had a network connection problem and you needed to open up a port, we're already talking about network ports, not software, so you would try to diagnose your network. If you asked me how you could get the
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15y ago
Throw a novice Ubuntu user into a FreeBSD system, and tell him to install a port, and 9 times out of 10 they'll freak out once they see GCC output on the screen. Nothing against Ubuntu (RedHat, SuSE, Debian, Arch, et. al.), but source compi
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15y ago
That script isn't any more exploitative than one that `curl`s weather.com to make sure it isn't raining outside.
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15y ago
For anyone that grew up outside of using a Bourne Shell (bash, sh, etc) like myself, this appears to be compatible with at least the C shell. A welcome relief, in my opinion.
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15y ago
This won't work in this case, since the verification code is emailed to the number as an SMS message (11235551234@mycarrier.net), which Google Voice numbers do not support.
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15y ago
I agree with that statement, but many times, people might not realize that they are sharing their phone number or some other piece of personal information with the world. I only recently signed up to develop Facebook Applications, and they
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15y ago
True. Without defending the reporter, as I have my own opinion about the interview, it isn't a bad thing that she tries to challenge his view of the situation to get more information, but the way she does it seems forced and coercive, tryin
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