pizzeys

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by pizzeys 1y ago
'Download Github and look at the code'?
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by pizzeys 2y ago
The funniest thing about this (they also did this to my company) is that the name masking applies absolutely everywhere . So, for example, if they send you important mail about needing to take some regulatory action, the mail arrives addre
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by pizzeys 3y ago
(Person who registered the company above here) I suspect the actual reason for it coming up in law was because of the XSS company somebody registered some time after my meme went around. That one actually did work*, and as I understand it,
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by pizzeys 3y ago
for my next trick, i shall use brainfuck instead
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by pizzeys 3y ago
No comment
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by pizzeys 3y ago
I didn't know this, and have made the same snarky joke in dumb interviews about the company registration etc. - that's very cool and I will eat my words.
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by pizzeys 4y ago
Wait until you're using it on your chest in bed and accidentally poke your lips with the corner! It's a surprisingly good zap for an allowed amount of stray Not that I've ever done that
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by pizzeys 4y ago
Yep, I used the nick 'Mopman' then, if you remember that name at all. Kind of appropriately for the name, I was mostly a janitor :D Admin @ Moparscape and the public Aryan channels, there's a few commits of mine in the bot bu
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by pizzeys 4y ago
Interesting to see this story here, I didn't know enough of that info was public to even end up here. (You have to be someone I know/know of, right?) Basically true, though: - Aryan wasn't the first clientmod, not even the fi
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by pizzeys 6y ago
Or no exploits at all, ie. post exploitation frameworks, control channels etc. only. EDIT: Nevermind they added something to the countermeasures repo that goes against that.
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by pizzeys 8y ago
Try making it an XSS payload - that one often works ;)
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by pizzeys 8y ago
Haha! Yes, that reaction happens a lot - a friend tried to discourage me from doing it actually for that reason, but I told him I'd just rename it if it became burdensome. So far it has only been a little bit burdensome. Bank account w
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by pizzeys 8y ago
It was online so no 'looks' but I did end up having a very odd phone call at one point.
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by pizzeys 10y ago
Nah - brokenness is intentional. I'm sure Companies House application is secure, but I don't know if all the applications scraping it/using its feeds are, so I couldn't be /too/ real.
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by pizzeys 10y ago
:) Not that risky though - it looks more like an SQL injection than it actually is. I actually didn't think it would get this much attention - I went to bed!
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by pizzeys 10y ago
Weechat, the terminal based client, also supports a protocol like this. There aren't really any nice graphical clients for it, but there is a mobile one which is very usable, and there's an HTML5-y one, but I haven't tried th
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by pizzeys 11y ago
This is, I assume, a social experiment in seeing whether people will use encryption products they should stay well away from? :)
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Absolutely agree with the sentiment but it should be illegal to call powerbot rs buddy etc the golden days :D the golden days were before the profiteering age...
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Personal experience/anecdote alert. I found that it took a few 'goes' at the vaping thing before I properly 'got it'. I enjoyed and saw the benefits of the vape from the first time I used it, but went through a few
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Shared webhost here: It's one of those complicated part-technical, part-user education issues. Technical: SNI breaks older browsers (IE on XP, older mobiles). Also requires a modern (ish) OS on the server, if using CPanel, which like,
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Yes. We moved an IRC server that was under attack (and being dropped from DO/Linode) there, and it ate it fantastically well for the price. I've never seen anyone else do it that well for that cheap, to be honest.
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by pizzeys 11y ago
I don't think that's a good reason to choose CentOS over Ubuntu really, since Ubuntu can be installed sans UI overhead and Centos can be installed with UI overhead.
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by pizzeys 11y ago
My favourite Branson quote, though it may well have been an old adage he repeated, of course. "If you want to be a Millionaire, start with a billion dollars and launch a new airline."
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Watching? Reading it is even worse! :D (UK here not American, though.)
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by pizzeys 11y ago
I think this fact (and he's obviously not wrong, though I don't know if I'd label it a secret - everyone knows this about English, I thought?) is inevitable from any language which gains the reach English did, or at least, ga
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Apparently you remember a different 2005 to me!
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I will build your web application, this week, for $750
2 points by pizzeys 11y ago|0 comments
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by pizzeys 11y ago
I'd say it's actually the opposite - the users are comfortable with PHP and not the more complex solutions. I'd love for us to support other stuff, but anyone who is using anything else wants more control over their environme
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by pizzeys 11y ago
Actually, that's a feature... Ctrl-C exits insert mode. If it quit vim when in Normal mode, you'd accidentally quit Vim all the time. Less annoying to just show a helpful message in case you actually meant quit, than dump everyone
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by pizzeys 11y ago
> Approximately nothing installed via Windows Update will protect most people from most threats they might find on web sites. What about all the browser sandbox escapes that rely on kernel vulns?

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