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by woodall 15y ago
Posted in another thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2782752 This is not the first time he has done something like this if memory serves me. In late 2008 Mr. Swartz and Carl Malamud went to select libraries, ones with free PACER
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by woodall 15y ago
This is not the first time he has done something like this if memory serves me. In late 2008 Mr. Swartz and Carl Malamud went to select libraries, ones with free PACER access, and proceeded to download ~700 GB of information that was behind
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by woodall 15y ago
Nothing you said there is really bad. >Is this evidence? Could be. Notice the time stamps. Nice to have exact times logged on something you don't own. >Useful? Kind of works as a radio scanner. I would say neither useful nor not use
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by woodall 15y ago
First we complain that we cannot record police officers without getting arrested, now we complain when they document there action for all to see. :/
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by woodall 15y ago
I did, however, I am not the one making claims that it is "not just another game". I'm pretty sure you have never laid eyes nor hands on it, so I would like to know what you are basing your opinions on.
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by woodall 15y ago
It's a fake. He was balanced on top of a wooden pole.
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by woodall 15y ago
How so?
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by woodall 15y ago
I can't get this to work; low end laptop with low end gpu. But is it anything like what Rsnake posted on ha.ckers.org? Link: http://ha.ckers.org/blog/20070623/hiding-js-in-valid-images/ Example: https://github.com/christopherwoodall/ImgJ
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by woodall 15y ago
34 points as of right now and it's nothing but an image?
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"The problem with Russia is that it is a relatively easy place to make money"(robertamsterdam.com)
2 points by woodall 15y ago|0 comments
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by woodall 15y ago
Confirmed as male, not that it really matters. https://foursquare.com/barce/checkin/4e20c74918a88345f044a31...
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by woodall 15y ago
Using your suggestions, and compiler errors, I got this: http://pastebin.com/Sg5RhUiJ TBH, this is beautiful.
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by woodall 15y ago
Sometimes, the way in which you form paragraphs and sentences can give away an individuals gender identity. Check this out, and the accompanying paper. Female Score: 8 Male Score: 14 The Gender Genie thinks the author of this passage is: ma
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by woodall 15y ago
Not if the link can time-out or expire after X [days, minutes, seconds, ect]. When I think of emailing my self the password, I think of storing it in plain text in my email account. When I think of authentication via email I think of a one
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by woodall 15y ago
Just a suggestion, pretty sure it won't work, but has the author tried downloading the messages using IMAP or POP? Other than that, it really does suck but it's not a quick or easy fix.
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by woodall 15y ago
Can't wait to see people integrate things like the Reddit's upvote buttons or Stumble's thumbs up into Analytics.
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by woodall 15y ago
If you are interested in what some people believe they would look like restored here are some photos: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/multimedia/photos/?c=y&art...
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by woodall 15y ago
Wrote a quick command line Gmail password changer for this type of thing; if I see my username I can go ahead and start changing passwords. Hopefully I'll pound more out this weekend. http://christopherwoodall.com/gmail.py
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by woodall 15y ago
I had a crazy idea to kind of help detour cam pirates. IR lights in the movie screen. Most cameras in use utilize a CCD, which can be "blinded" by inferred. I've seen the technique used to blind CCTV cameras; hoody halo. Why not put a few l
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by woodall 15y ago
Should have read better, and realized that IronGeek might have played a role. http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=security/programmable-hid...
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by woodall 15y ago
How was the payload executed? I've been thinking of trying to write malware test cases using HID specs, but the article doesn't go into much detail.
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by woodall 15y ago
I liked the fact you could just type "searchyc.com/$queryString" and it would give the results.
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by woodall 15y ago
Your scenario almost sounds like Stanely Milgram's Obedience Experiment. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU9toPHU2U0
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Simple Python Gmail Password Change Dialog (christopherwoodall.com)
1 points by woodall 15y ago|0 comments
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Python Gmail Password Change Dialog(christopherwoodall.com)
1 points by woodall 15y ago|0 comments
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by woodall 15y ago
I'm so sorry about that! It's in the root directory as gmail.py, but i left off the .py part :) Should redirect now. Sorry again.
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by woodall 15y ago
I have an interview Monday with some randoms and I am a bit worried; non-paid, equity only. Is it even worth the drive? Should I be wasting my time? Will they even be successful? Well I'm unemployed, can't find work- I'm even in Google Secu
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by woodall 15y ago
Not related to the paper, but interesting nonetheless. ReCaptcha only checks 1 of the words; the other is used to help transcribe old writings. As long as the $control is correct, it doesn't matter what you put as the second word.
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by woodall 15y ago
I do a bit of traveling and collect an awful lot of currency- http://i.imgur.com/CWkjX.jpg - So I'd also like to chime in on this. I like the US cotton bills as they get better with age. Of course, having crisp bills is nice, but nothing
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by woodall 15y ago
The Jester's version really isn't that bad once you remove all the echos and variable assignments; which I kind of like(readability). http://pastebin.com/wpv1RXta

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