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by woodall 16y ago
I was looking for the zooming too. At least allow me to scroll up and down the map until that is implemented.
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by woodall 16y ago
Drivers are IP. When a company goes tits that usually the last asset to be sold.
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by woodall 16y ago
For those who didn't know "black box" reverse engineering - systems are observed without examining internal structure. "white box" reverse engineering - the inner workings of the system are inspected. http://www.chillingeffects.org/reverse
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by woodall 16y ago
In most cases I would say yes, however, on the off chance the person doing the attack has an army of bots at their disposal it's not going to do that much good. The reason for this is bots can all have separate IP addresses in totally diffe
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by woodall 16y ago
There is a good movie called "The Network". It is about a news corporation, and what they will sacrifice in order to get ratings. It is a bit old but the message of the movie is timeless. One of the many great quotes: Diana Christensen: I w
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by woodall 16y ago
Brute force Do not under estimate the zerg. Although ssh servers on different ports are "harder" to find, they are still not invisible. Try changing your banner, using 'port knocking', TCIP fingerprint spoofing, and other obfuscation tech
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by woodall 16y ago
If the user's browser agent is known to support HTML5 use <video>, else use <flash>.
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by woodall 16y ago
That really does sound like an awesome job. Was the grinding the reason you left? Did your opinions change after hearing other people's woes, or did it help to reaffirm them?
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by woodall 16y ago
Here is one guys, early, take on Iron. Pretty much just comments stuff out. http://chromium.hybridsource.org/the-iron-scam
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by woodall 16y ago
Dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1286580
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by woodall 16y ago
It would also seem reasonable that, on average, these officers are better at advancing to powerful positions than those who care about ideals. It does not seem reasonable because you have cited no statics or data. It would seem reasonable
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by woodall 16y ago
I have found that the majority of edits appeared in the before time(pre 2010), and the amount of edits that stick are relatively low. On that note, I would also like to point out there are still ones that do. I have no issue with a company
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by woodall 16y ago
This is neat. I was playing with the wiki API the other day comparing edits to IP addresses. I am unsure about how I feel, but alot of companies edit their own articles; and the edits usually stick. Monsanto practically wrote their own entr
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by woodall 16y ago
This gapping hole has actually been used to target TrueCrypt. http://www.stoned-bootkit.info/ http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Bootkit-bypasses-... http://www.anti-forensics.com/modify-truecrypt-encryption-bo...
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by woodall 16y ago
when a user installs an application like Photoshop, he doesn't expect it to change anything outside of the operating system partition This still does not make it right for GRUB et al. to call claim to that area of the hard disk. If anyone
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by woodall 16y ago
This does not only apply to "hackers". Say you are developing the next show stopping desktop application and you somehow crash something. If you send the error report you are also sending MicroSoft any "trade secrets". Now is Microsoft goin
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by woodall 16y ago
The DuckDuckGo approach of just blacklisting a few of the larger and more egregious content farms seems like a decent band-aid. I really like that they take a pro active approach to issues. It was one of the main reasons I switched. Spam
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by woodall 16y ago
That is it!
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by woodall 16y ago
Evolutionary biologists have argued the monogamy-with-cheaping is a standard human behavior. I do not mean to make you think that I believe that monogamy is "the only way", however, psychology plays a huge role in our sexual and social re
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by woodall 16y ago
The article linked says, "that differing levels of interest in monogamy for our own species are also partly a matter of biology". I meant to infer the same thing and am sorry if I did not. I believe that both biology[3] and society in part
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by woodall 16y ago
X is better than X ALWAYS is usually incorrect. This is a classic take on the PC versus Mac or even the Americans versus Europeans. Of course there is one party strongly opposed to one of the ideas, however in certain circumstances one part
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by woodall 16y ago
I too believe that some sort of social movement/ideal had something to do with us animals straying from our regular habits, however, I do not think Saint Augustine had anything to do with. I say this because the Iliad, and other works preda
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by woodall 16y ago
That reasoning only works if all members are still willing to mate. What if the remaining species are heart broken/distraught/ect and unwilling to mate? Do we force them to mate? How do our values and ideals change when this occurs? Do they
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by woodall 16y ago
I also think releasing this to the other iGeneration of products would be nice, however: For iPod touch with Maps, the Maps application provides your approximate location using information based on your proximity to known Wi-Fi networks (wh
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by woodall 16y ago
I do not own an iPhone, or any type of phone for that matter, and well I can't tell enough about your app to persuade me into purchasing it; if I had one. Apps are simple-esc. It would be very easy for you to take that image to the right(sc
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by woodall 16y ago
There was an old game "kind of" like this. It had EVERY character imaginable; like a Waffle, DBZ, Street Fighters, Pirates, Ninjas, EVERYTHING. I'll find the name and post it if anyone is interested. I think it would be more appealing if yo
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by woodall 16y ago
> If you want to not be on the site, change your password, delete you bookmark, just dont visit the url again. However if the tables were turned, say Facebook and not HN, people would be outraged that they could not delete their accoun
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(i)Pirate, using the iPhone as a game piece.[French](volumique.com)
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by woodall 16y ago
This post follow along the same lines, however a bit more blackhat[1]. He also did another write up about using images to store xss data a while back. It is great if the image is loaded into javascript, other wise it will not work. http://
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by woodall 16y ago
This is pretty neat. I've been playing with "Leanback" as a means to show segmented videos one after another- I am addicted to SC2 screen cast sigh . Another method I have found, but do not like very much, is javascript. The YouTube player

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