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gzur

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About gzur

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/gzur; my proof: https://keybase.io/gzur/sigs/7wJuvfYS1H03tgt1hl91JtagzGOrGPMb1k4Jw5Cau4o ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #17018167

    You don't monitor web logs, you ship the logs to cold storage every [crontab spec units for time :)] and monitor your hosts and network for unusual activity. If anything happens, T…

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    Comment #11649131

    The headline graphic really caught my attention, because my fingers have ls -latr ingrained into them. I thought it oddly fitting.

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    Comment #10600201

    For the love of good give me a tl;dr

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    Comment #10292938

    http://www.isup.me/facebook.com says it's down as of now. But it works for me, from Denmark. edit - Actually checked the link provided by OP and felt humbled. *edit - ran the test …

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    Comment #9302580

    Transform your work world with holograms! Tempo Vision is hardware that enhances the way teams experience their environment in Tempo and JIRA. http://www.tempoplugin.com/tempo-visi…

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    Comment #9118084

    That page loads but doesn't render for me (Chrome 4.x/FF 36) ... I feel so excluded. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'in_china' of undefined

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    Comment #8958810

    That looks like somebody messed up while converting image data to vector data in their GIS. Sometimes you see stuff similar to this when you have a bunch of coordinates and a few o…

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    Comment #8204202

    I thought I was going to see Phil Fish fight himself, somehow.

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    Comment #7477612

    Why isn't there a big fat blinking TRY ME button somewhere on that site? And if it's there, why isn't it in my face? And don't ask me to create an account before showing me the goo…

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    Comment #7442244

    Could somebody explain to this mere mortal what drives these DDoS attacks? Is it blackmail? Is it the lulz?

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    Comment #7091428

    Well, these hits on your ssh port target only the most low-hanging of the low-hanging fruit - i.e. common username/password combinations. Nobody's brute-forcing you anything, they'…

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    Comment #5860613

    http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/N/NSA-line-eater.html

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    Comment #5544642

    http://cryptogasm.com/webcams/webcam.php?id=5345 Guy on facebook watching TV

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    Comment #5385179

    Yeah, I'm amazed that people consistently run around reinventing the wheel, when there are 18-wheeled chariots out there free for the grabbing.

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    Comment #3110775

    Same here. Windows 7 Pro x86, Chrome.

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    Comment #3110688

    No, it's not difficult, it's just extremely insecure. Email should always be treated as an insecure channel, so sending passwords over it is just bad security practice. The system …