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by xp84 15y ago
Psh. They have no goals other than basically, getting back at the bullies who made fun of them back in high school (or in some cases, are still making fun of them in high school). Having other people be scared of and by them is very obvious
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by xp84 15y ago
A mime?
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by xp84 15y ago
How are Anonymous's typical shenanigans (dumping user databases and posting millions of people's personal data online in an attempt to "shame" the site owner) not aimed directly at civilians? It's like rigging the elevator cables in a build
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by xp84 15y ago
> I have nothing to fear from Anonymous. Do you? Thanks to whoever was calling themselves "Anonymous" one particular day, my full name, physical and email address, and credit card number was posted publically on the Internet, merely for
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by xp84 15y ago
That's us Northern Californians doing that to you ;) > OC Also, don't call it that.
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by xp84 15y ago
i'm picturing the blackmail note: "dear bestnameever, i know about those high heels you bought, and i happen to know you don't have a girlfriend. $1000 in unmarked bills or we tell your father you're a cross-dresser." Or the incredibly geek
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by xp84 15y ago
Salt. Seriously. A big, long, gnarly-looking salt. Preferably a unique salt per user. Really, even just that is sufficient, even if stored right next to the hash. It means doing a bruteforce/dictionary attack one user at a time rather than
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by xp84 15y ago
Obviously in this kind of situation we (Zappos customers like myself) need to change any re-used passwords since the stolen unsalted hashes :( can be cracked. However, I have no idea which of several passwords I used at Zappos! I would no
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by xp84 15y ago
> when they stand to make money from selling it. Really? Seriously? Who would buy WebOS today? I'm all ears. I'm sure HP is too. Not only has it failed to gain a foothold under two separate companies, there is no successful licensed (mo
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by xp84 15y ago
> wonder if WebOS will be attractive to any of the handset makers As much as I hate Android and am friendly toward WebOS, and would like to see it make inroads, there's still the problem to solve of getting third party developers. Askin
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by xp84 15y ago
> Expect PCs to still own the low-priced market True. Until the generation who is now about 10 grows up and starts driving the PC buying decisions. They'll have been using tablets for 8 years or so and will think nothing of writing a pa
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by xp84 15y ago
Yeah, seems like ego got in the way of doing what's best for the product. Microsoft just couldn't live with themselves if they ever shipped a product that wasn't entirely "Invented Here."
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by xp84 15y ago
#goingdownwiththeship?
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by xp84 15y ago
They'll be on Woot by the end of the month. Mark my words. Maybe September. Estimated price point $219 for 16GB.
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by xp84 15y ago
Also, two of those Xooms are gathering dust here at work. We got them intending to write Android versions of the iOS apps we were making... The iPads were fought over, but one of the Xooms ended up in a file cabinet for a few months, and th
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by xp84 15y ago
Yeah yeah, but "Tablet PC" is not the same device as we mean today when we say tablet. And also, I guess by "successfully making tablets" you mean "being the only mfg who bothers with the incredibly tiny niche of Tablet PC buyers consisting
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by xp84 15y ago
Main reason being they can't even compete on price without those fat carrier subsidies that it took to get Android for phones off the ground. They're pretty much at price parity with the market leader with a fraction of the useful apps, and
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by xp84 15y ago
I feel like the prevailing sentiment in 2007 was that most everything Apple chose to include in the iPhone, they executed well. It wasn't all that buggy at launch. However, there was a lot of very valid criticism of it--mostly that it had m
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by xp84 15y ago
How ridiculous is that?
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by xp84 15y ago
> and then pick up Would you be okay with them no longer being bound? They saw off the binding so they can use them in a sheetfed scanner.
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by xp84 16y ago
Quoting Anonymous on their involvement is a moot point. a moot point? moot? really? i like your choice of words. Heh.
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by xp84 16y ago
From the "click here to use it" page: "Fake Mail Generator changes the domain frequently in order to prevent the address from being banned, a problem which plagues other disposable email services." Sounds like they added "example.com" into
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by xp84 16y ago
Or that you're a designer not a copywriter. You know. One of those two things.