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Decrypt firmware and get root on Onkyo receiver
(divideoverflow.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
Cool. Would this approach work if 'partialp' is not coming from the starting or ending bits of the targeted prime number?
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vizzah
13y ago
You can easily customize everything on the task bar and the task bar itself. I could neither stand the sizes/fonts/ugliness but after several days of tweaking it no longer looks like KDE at all and I am very happy with it :)
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13y ago
Would love to see more details on the practical implementation of this attack / source code. Whilst detecting primes in random data is feasible, can't imagine how chunks of returned data were "unrandomized" for this type
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vizzah
13y ago
From what I can see, the author offered Colin "advice" in a form of a consultation as a public blog post. A simple conversion from "unsolicited" advice.
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13y ago
What a silly silly post. Not everything in the world must be "enterprised" and "commercialized". You seem to be on an absolutely different planet to the idea and ideology of Tarsnap. Your re-design template is so awful (
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Annoyed by AirBnb. You too?
(vizzah.wordpress.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I was wondering where "RSA-464" in the article came from.. and found calculation formula, which makes this number to seem incorrect? bmax - a maximum number of bits required for a decimal number is calculated by this formula: bmax
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13y ago
What's funny is that anyone with a bit of a forward thinking could have doubled their money today by buying TWTR Inc (which is not Twitter) trading for $0.03 with an identical symbol TWTR, but on another market exchange. As already hap
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13y ago
Very disappointed with the uplink speed. They claim to have 1 Gbps, but what I am getting to Europe is never more than 8mpbs which is awful (less than home DSL). Their ISP (Fibernetics) delivers much better uplink speed when tested, hence I
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13y ago
Some bandwidth tests: root@ubuntu1204:/tmp# wget http://canadianwebsolutions.ca/speedtest/test.zip HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 3982587 (3.8M) [application/zip] Saving to: `test.zip&
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13y ago
I failed to follow how author introduced "attacker" to this story, when there are no visible suggestions, only his own old credit cards on file, to which he didn't incur any charges and all that must have happened due to rout
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13y ago
"Stupid keys" PgUp/PgDn??! I wonder how people navigate and read through their source code if not using PageUp/Down. Scrolling with mouse? When one key press can bring you exactly one page forward or backwards. Irrepla
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13y ago
I was told by Paypal Ireland (oversees EU) that they do not allow chargebacks for "virtual/digital" items and I was granted a win in a dispute on a number of occasions when buyer topped up his account on my service site and t
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13y ago
Same problem - VLC can't see .mp3 files uploaed to it's "app" folder. That's oddly strange and disappointing. I am certain it can play(decode) mp3 from the video file, why it doesn't open standalone audio .mp3?
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13y ago
Do they expire? Previousy IE VMs from Microsoft were only valid for ~90 days or something and required re-downloading (and then re-configuring all settings which was pita).
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Tesla reports first profit
(stream.marketwatch.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
well, if it doesn't seem to be adopted by a prominent start-up (yet), doesn't mean that the extension is not popular for it's obvious non-geo "I am" meaning. It is one of those novelty extensions and Google should also allow webmasters to c
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13y ago
Google, .im is missing from the list. Should have been treated almost equally to '.me'.. and .me got it's gTLD status right from the start.
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13y ago
Obviously eBay thought that the traffic is compliant. They didn't know that this was just cookie stuffing and that the sales they were paying to him for would happen anyway . When his affiliate sales declined, affiliate manager would of co
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13y ago
Anti-Spam-SMTP-Proxy (ASSP) (written in Perl) does wonders for me with a minimal tweaking. My own account`s Inbox has less spam than Gmail`s "Spam" folder. And that's considering my e-mail is scattered all over the net (thanks to the WHOIS)
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14y ago
Do you always have to operate expecting sudden spikes and that prevents you from moving to a cheaper hardware? If traffic gets over what you could serve, display 'our servers are busy' message and perhaps that way you could have kept the se
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14y ago
From what I see, hear and unbiased own experience - lack of support and automated enforcements at GAE are absolute deal breakers. With numerous incurred problems with the service, the only resort was to go to the Google Groups and beg for h
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14y ago
Well, to anyone who can comprehend that .pdf research in full, it will be crystal clear that this hacker CAN NOT be working for Russian government.. he must had his personal, likely scouting for classified info reasons, but it all can be ha
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14y ago
PhantomJS is great for scrapping, but the proposed solution can still be easily recognized as a bot behaviour. Twitter can easily block it for excessive page loads, for example serving CAPTCHA the same way Google does to prevent search scra
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14y ago
From Nominet's 'consultation paper' FAQ: Q: Are you just forcing businesses to buy another name? A: This proposal is about offering greater choice with a new secure service that is tailored to meet the needs of anyone doing business online.
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14y ago
yup. after Nominet realised how easy it is to raise dough after raising £3m on 1/2letter .co.uk auctions last October, and getting in the global trend of .names, they are now eagerly looking forward to earn much more millions from touting .
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14y ago
Trying to sign-up, but never received SMS message. I hope it's not for US only mobiles.
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14y ago
Looks like 'VR' in relation to 'vacation rentals' is actually more widely used than it seems at first. VRBO.com from Homeaway (since 1996). So perhaps a valid choice, albeit not so customer friendly.
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14y ago
I wonder if this exploit can be used to jailbreak Iphone 5, untethered at least.. some previous, user-friendly online jailbreaks used .pdf vulnerabilities in Safari, but I am not sure if they used it with a combination of another privelege
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