Kali909

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by Kali909 9y ago
There's a PS3 media server Java app you can serve out content from a PC etc. Not a full media center but can be handy. https://github.com/ps3mediaserver/ps3mediaserver
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by Kali909 9y ago
We somehow survived w/o back in the day, and that feeling of constantly being contactable, or feeling you need to be, is debilitating imo.
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by Kali909 9y ago
I don't know too much about the RACS etc (father was a radiologist but can't recall him complaining about their equivalent in Aus too much, though it's likely the same). If you have to be a member of this, and that's gov
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by Kali909 9y ago
I've only dabbled briefly in it and read various articles about the new features, but that hasn't been my very limited experience. The syntax and namespace constructs etc all look quite arcane to me, and then there's the borr
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by Kali909 9y ago
. > People do not grasp how much of this insanity is codified by law and rule, and when they are informed of it, they shrug it off in the name of "safety." Not to make minimize the problem, but this feels a bit like privacy in
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by Kali909 9y ago
Yes true, I might pick one up. The Atom I wasn't too impressed with in an old Shuttle but that has changed I think.
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by Kali909 9y ago
I didn't know it was mandatory, thought it was just practically necessary for VPN tunnels etc. http://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm I've recently bought one of these and it's been great so far. Though its a NanoB
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by Kali909 9y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, will have a closer look at this and PIT.
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by Kali909 9y ago
It's comical at this stage.
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by Kali909 9y ago
This fuzzing is interesting stuff. Does anyone know of an in-process or otherwise lib for the JVM? Findbugs is mentioned in here but I'm not sure if that does fuzzing (maybe a plugin?). Seems in my mind to be a nice complement to achie
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by Kali909 9y ago
It mentioned she was seen sitting next to two German naval officers, but not talking. Pretty tenuous but I guess some support for Germany.
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by Kali909 9y ago
Yeah I'm not sure on that figure. I guess you can determine how many people are around you, that have a phone and it's switched on, with the wifi on as well (I personally turn off everything when it's not being used, mostly f
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by Kali909 9y ago
Reminded me of the Fat City game on the Apple II: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejm2zUXgMxo Never really thought about the name of the game, which involves smashing down buildings. [1] https://www.amazon.com&#x
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by Kali909 9y ago
And unless I see a different selection to everyone else in Australia, the offerings have rapidly gone downhill, C-grade/fire-sale content. Some gems from time to time, but 98% unwatchable rubbish. Edit: For the price I pay, I don'
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by Kali909 9y ago
Personally the Nords seem to have their heads screwed on correctly to me, from what I can tell. Sweden or Iceland need any developers? Australia has gone down the same path, both parties are in agreement on this stripping back of privacy, m
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by Kali909 9y ago
Bit pedantic but it's 'toe the line' [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_the_line
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by Kali909 9y ago
That's not really achieving much.
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by Kali909 9y ago
"NSA hoard their knowledge of weaknesses in Microsoft Windows, a vitally important piece of their own nation's infrastructure, in case they'll come in handy againt some hypothetical future enemy. (I'm sorry, but this jus
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by Kali909 9y ago
Windows Update can get itself into a state at times where it takes a long time to 'do its thing', I'd leave it an hour or two. There's a debug log under the Windows folder somewhere. I'd also look into http:/&
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by Kali909 9y ago
So does being able to enforce it. No one is going to sue the US DoD and come out winning.
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by Kali909 9y ago
Working fine on FreeBSD 10 for me, but it's not default yet as far as I know. My thoughts on the matter are, this is all a pointless waste of time/effort, or otherwise said, an arms race of exploits/bugs that will go on and o
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by Kali909 9y ago
One argument for Linux here is that people in the know could have patched it themselves and recompiled the kernel or userland utility causing the problem. Or people after the fact, without having to wait for Microsoft. With Windows, you get
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by Kali909 9y ago
> So we just use these stand alone Win 95/98 computers instead. I mean, an airgapped Windows 95/98 is still reasonably safe I would have thought, if it stays exactly the same and no USB skullduggery etc.
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by Kali909 9y ago
There's the bitcoin ransom aspect, but presumably a worm like this could extract a massive amount of data from infected servers and send that back to someone/somewhere? Bank transactions, patient medical data, stored passwords&#x2