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wendroid
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Comment #1423597
1) move your ssh to another port, scanners will find it but you really get hammered on 22 2) if you can, require a certificate to connect rather than a password 3) disallow root to…
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Comment #1420262
I still use my T23 every day, it just keeps going. My dad's been through 3 in that time. His A40 Satellite was abysmal . When he brought it to me a year after purchase, I found it …
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Comment #1416970
whatever, still shit, take a look at a proper debugger http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/4th_edition/papers/acidpaper
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Comment #1416775
Quite simple, you'll never know. It's like someone in 2d trying to detect 3d, you are presented with a projection and have to extrapolate, but the number of unknowns is, well, unkn…
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Comment #1416680
The whole world is not US AT&T
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Comment #1414242
My LAMP is actually OAPP (OpenBSD Apache Postgresql PHP) Though I have been graduallt migrating to LLWP (Linux, Lighttpd, Werc, Postgresql) I might change Werc to Go on the next pr…
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Comment #1413526
> Hello, you need to enable JavaScript to use Free Behavioral Targeting and Segmentation - BTBuckets. > Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator. Yep…
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Comment #1413523
If she wants to poison her children we should make it as difficult as possible, if that means rich people are not as relatively discouraged to poison their children, then oh well, …
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Comment #1410880
I have a solar panel the size of a CD. It can trickle charge, I use it as a USB power socket. I see no reason to either 1) get overly excited or 2) patent it !
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Comment #1410138
The second worm avoids the bird.
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Comment #1397739
with this one http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/05/26/twitpic_mail/ that's two strikes. One more copyright violation and the Daily Mail could be banned from the Internet for Life. …
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Comment #1397708
A Windowsless one where one can shrug and go "meh, works for me on Linux" for a change
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Comment #1383336
check that your interface is actually en0 by typing : ifconfig of course you'll also lose all network, not just the internet I suppose the other way is changing /etc/resolv.conf fr…
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Comment #1383063
humourless dolts
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Comment #1382825
Yeah, JS is pretty good, he's going to win some stuff http://www.motogp.com/en/riders/profiles/julian+simon
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Comment #1382818
I'm not offended by "them food aid."
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Comment #1381444
Yeah, they are well over their real worth. I'm looking forward to the pop. There's too many people chasing the bus.
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Comment #1381381
Interesting read but > That it be a normal DOS program capable of producing the same results under WINDOWS as well as real DOS mode. so it's pretty useless to me
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Comment #1381190
see also http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1381127
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Comment #1381127
Here's a script to send it, replace wendroid@ycombinator.com and mail.anybots.com with your desired target and superman@krypton.pl as your nasty hackar echo 'helo ycombinator.com M…
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Comment #1381061
As a vegan I've often banged on about how I prefer meat eaters to milk drinkers. Murder over torture
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Comment #1381043
turn the router off, or get one of those timer switches for $5 or put this in /etc/crontab It checks every minute so you still have a window :) */1 0 * * * root ifconfig en0 down *…
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Comment #1380851
I integrated and adminsiter a postfix / sa / clamd / courier system for about 10,000 domains (6 identical blades with local storage for the queues and Global File System GFS once t…
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Comment #1380774
Thanks Simon, but I'll use Russ Cox's (co-author of Go) http://swtch.com/libtask/
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Comment #1380763
Was the first thing I got sent this morning. You've got to be pretty stupid to do this : S: any RFIDs around with code for me to execute C: sure, here's some 0x1fab214bab3421baeb3f…