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931.
by verroq 15y ago
A healthy dose of skepticism won't hurt here. This sounds exactly like 419 scam if you choose to fund for his "lawyers".
932.
by verroq 15y ago
Funnily enough, Australia is creating their elite counter-hacker team at http://www.dsd.gov.au/ . They are accepting applications.
933.
by verroq 15y ago
Obviously to benefit the early adopters. /sarcasm
934.
by verroq 15y ago
That'll severely limit liquidity of bitcoins, making them undesirable for use for any purpose.
935.
by verroq 15y ago
Very interesting indeed, FF 4.0.1 tried to resize to (0,0), probably because it overflowed.
936.
by verroq 15y ago
Along with the massive amount of bitcoin hoarding by early adopters, as well as the difficulty of obtaining bitcoins from a country other than America. I won't be surprised to find bitcoin exchange rates plummet after a few weeks of no medi
937.
by verroq 15y ago
Where are the people that estimate how much of the population classify into level 1, 2, 3 ... and pick choice of the people in the level with the most people.
938.
by verroq 15y ago
Yep it's clearly the access logger, but it's database password got changed by the attacker.
939.
by verroq 15y ago
But you'll have to go through 64 ^ (64 x 9), combinations which will take years which was what I said in the first post.
940.
by verroq 15y ago
How do you know that blurring one character produces the same effect as blurring two characters close together?
941.
by verroq 15y ago
If an attacker is going to attack your gmail, they already know that their IP is logged on the "Last account activity". If they are really going in, they'll be behind at least 7 proxies. Then again, there is next to nothing you can do with
942.
by verroq 15y ago
I don't think so, it'd take way too long to dictionary attack/bruteforce the missing 64 x 9 characters of the blurred image. Which gives 64 ^ (64 x 9) combinations judging from the base64 encoding. That is assuming you have the blurring alg
943.
by verroq 16y ago
Well in reversing applications, most people use disassemblers and debuggers to step/trace/analyse the machine code. Just because they exist doesn't mean what they provide is of any practical value, as you said it yourself they decompile ba
944.
by verroq 16y ago
I don't think anyone uses decompilers to analyse machine code.
945.
by verroq 16y ago
>愛 It's funny because you picked the Chinese character for "love". I'm not sure if that was part of your point but it adds another layer of interpretation into your reply.
946.
by verroq 16y ago
>I already had a generalisation in mind, and used it to try to understand the posting of one persone with a Chinese name. So you admit you are just fuelling your confirmation bias.
947.
by verroq 16y ago
Did you just generalise an entire nation of people based on the internet postings of one person with a Chinese name? Are you implying the "fix it and get it done with" people don't exist in other nations?
948.
by verroq 16y ago
Allow me to express my undying hatred of imageshack since half of the images refuse to load.
949.
by verroq 16y ago
How to be popular 1. Be a hot girl. 2. Dress in skimpy clothing I think I'm seeing a trend here.
950.
by verroq 16y ago
The .tk domain has been ruined so much that it just screams untrustworthy.
951.
by verroq 16y ago
Having never touched Jave bytecode. I have to say I was pretty thrown off. Perhaps I need a "Java bytecode fundamentals" fundamentals.
952.
by verroq 16y ago
Not really 1. Construct a triangle ABC. Construct a line parellel to AB through C. Alternate angles and angle sum of triangle shows it is 180 degrees 2. Use congruent triangles 3. A number of ways doing this. I would cut it into two triangl
953.
by verroq 16y ago
Greed, not fun motivates people, that's what it looks like in this case anyway.
954.
by verroq 16y ago
What about hackthissite.org?
955.
by verroq 16y ago
Cracked.com had a fairly informative article on the "fun vs compulsion" debate. http://www.cracked.com/article_18461_5-creepy-ways-video-gam...
956.
by verroq 16y ago
>the postulating of the lumeferious ether Fairly sure that's the just a progressive step towards Einstein's model. It is difficult to define wrong in a scientific context since everything is just model that matches observations. Of cour
957.
by verroq 16y ago
You didn't get downvoted for mentioning gender. You got downvoted for strawmans.
958.
by verroq 16y ago
If you know what I mean.
959.
by verroq 16y ago
I'm thinking this won't work as well on a background that's not plain. I want to see the same thing except with a checker board pattern in the background.
960.
by verroq 16y ago
I think that's called a continent.

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