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by andfarm 13y ago
Also gone for unrelated reasons, sorry: https://files.dreamhost.com/
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by andfarm 15y ago
Just shell/FTP passwords. As noted above, panel passwords are fine.
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by andfarm 15y ago
We've got a mass email going out now.
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by andfarm 15y ago
We're not quite done investigating the issue and resetting passwords; once that's done, though, we will have a mass email going out.
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by andfarm 15y ago
Embarrassingly... no. Our login/authentication system was written in 1999, and it shows -- we store panel login passwords using symmetric encryption, and send out the decrypted password when you request it. Getting this fixed was already on
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by andfarm 15y ago
We're currently in the middle of resetting passwords, machine by machine. If your old password has stopped working, that means we've gotten to the machine that you're on, and you're safe to reset it through the panel. Panel passwords are sa
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by andfarm 15y ago
Input elements can have :clicked states... :)
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by andfarm 15y ago
Specifically, the "standard compression" version is MainConcept at 10 Mbit, and the "Raystream" version is x264 at 1.15 Mbit using the following options: > x264 - core 112 - H.264/MPEG-4 AVC codec - Copyleft 2003-2010 - http://www.vide
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by andfarm 15y ago
It plays on iPods and other iOS devices. Other than that, not much -- FLAC's compression ratio is a bit better on average, and more non-Apple devices support it. The release of this code isn't really all that exciting, as there's already a
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by andfarm 15y ago
Harvey Mudd doesn't have a masters program -- I'm pretty sure he graduated in 2008. I lived across the hall from him at one point. :)
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by andfarm 15y ago
It's almost certainly based on the author's experience in Harvey Mudd's CS 151 (Artificial Intelligence) course, in which developing a Mancala AI is a standard project.
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by andfarm 15y ago
SCTP is at a different layer of the network stack -- it's a replacement for TCP, not for HTTP. As such, it's much more difficult to deploy, as it currently requires a kernel extension in most OSes, and can't traverse most firewalls. Also, i
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by andfarm 15y ago
Pages' full-screen mode is relatively new -- as far as I'm aware, it wasn't added until the Lion update. Scrivener et. al. have had the market to themselves up until now. That being said, the fullscreen mode in Pages actually seems like a p
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by andfarm 15y ago
As far as I can tell, most or all of the one-bit errors on those are already registered by typosquatters.
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by andfarm 15y ago
I don't think it's actually any more powerful in that regard than, say, <iframe> tags. If your application lets users perform destructive actions with a GET request, you were already vulnerable.
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by andfarm 15y ago
aufs isn't mainline, and will probably never be mainline, because it's ~27,000 lines of poorly documented and often buggy code, written by a single maintainer in a style that doesn't really mesh with the rest of the kernel. Speaking from ex
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by andfarm 15y ago
Probably worth noting that the vertical tab UI you end up with looks pretty weird (on Mac OS, at least), as it's literally just moving the existing tabs over to the side without changing the graphics at all.
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by andfarm 15y ago
Which is enough for two to three thousand thick books. And I believe that, unlike Apple, Amazon will let you delete and redownload books at will.
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by andfarm 15y ago
I'm having trouble thinking of any situations where you're free to use any alphanumerics, but you absolutely can't use anything else. The closest thing that comes to mind is DNS, and that's a 36-character set, not 62. Ascii85 ( http://en.wi
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by andfarm 15y ago
Far worse. As defined, you can't write a parser for "tagged netstrings" without: * Infinite lookahead - the type for a tagged netstring doesn't appear until the END of up to 100 MB of contents. * Large intermediate memory usage - a string o
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by andfarm 15y ago
Harmless Javascript minification can be difficult to distinguish from intentional obfuscation. Packer in base62 mode ( http://dean.edwards.name/packer/ ) is a good example.
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by andfarm 15y ago
> Any possibility to upgrade RAM? Probably not; they're likely using a SOC with integrated memory.
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by andfarm 15y ago
We're currently taking registrations under COM/NET (Verisign) and ORG/INFO (Afilias). US is a third, separate registry (NeuStar), and we aren't currently a registrar for them.
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by andfarm 15y ago
You know, that's a really interesting observation. Having lived across the hall from day[9] in college and seen him play both Starcraft and poker, the intense concentration, and frenetic clicking, and split-second analysis involved in both
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by andfarm 15y ago
So, comment spam tools? That's deep into the realm of "black-hat SEO".
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by andfarm 16y ago
Works, but kind of sluggish by comparison. (Odd that I'd find myself saying that about Chrome and Firefox!)
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by andfarm 16y ago
A lot of parsers do support numbers outside 0-255, though, and treat them as "packed" addresses. For instance, 127.0.1, 32512.1 and 2130706433 are all sometimes treated as alternate representations of 127.0.0.1.
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by andfarm 16y ago
As far as I could tell, that post was just about one specific SF project that had a vulnerable PHP CMS installed on their web space. It's possible that the more general problem of projects being allowed to install/manage their own software
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by andfarm 16y ago
They're certainly available -- at least, in Mozilla -- but usability is poor. The most obvious issue is that there's no obvious way to copy a client-side certificate to another machine, making it incredibly awkward for users who use multipl
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by andfarm 16y ago
http://www.dreamhost.com/unlimited.html has details.

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