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by sswam 15y ago
they do protect the Government...
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by sswam 15y ago
Let's say that, like most everyone else in the world, they already know how to break firefox and internet explorer, etc. They don't want to spy on your net, they want to steal your files.
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by sswam 15y ago
s/ those who are willing to pay / those (ONLY) who asked for and funded research into such a hack /
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by sswam 15y ago
The Govt in question is obviously the US Govt. They want to know how to break Chrome, and every other net-facing app, so that they can hack your computer and spy on you, whoever you might be. Did you know, the CIA does do espionage?
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by sswam 15y ago
maybe Govt is envious because Google is already more powerful and capable and certainly better liked than it!
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by sswam 15y ago
I thought Pwn2own didn't even try to?
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by sswam 15y ago
they did say "exclusive"
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by sswam 15y ago
so google can fix it for 99% cases with ulimit or similar windows thing. problem solved
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by sswam 15y ago
I can fix it right now. Delete the flash player - problem solved. Chrome still works.
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by sswam 15y ago
one is not obliged to prove innocence in a sensible court of law
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by sswam 15y ago
I forgot to mention - Chrome, it's written in a dialect of C, right? Ahahahhahaha!! and there goes any chance of security right there.
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by sswam 15y ago
VUPEN cracks Chrome for the Government!!!!! On Windoze, even! I would have thought if they really had a US govt / CIA / military / espionage customer, said customer would NOT want them to reveal ANYTHING about the exploit to Google nor the
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by sswam 15y ago
so, avoid .gov and similar :) it's a silly TLD anyway. Did the .gov pwn TPB and put their exploit up there?
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by sswam 15y ago
I don't believe this crappy little security firm has more resources than Google, even in the Security Research Dept. They can go find it themselves and fix it. Anyway, it's probably mostly a windows bug. If you line the right bytes up to
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by sswam 15y ago
"VUPEN provides vulnerability research and intelligence for defensive and offensive security." so, they are I presume happy to help the US CIA/MIL fvck people over (who most likely don't deserve it).
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by sswam 15y ago
LOL, and Google does not have enough money to pay them a few measly billions to help fix their crown jewel chrome browser?? Don't make me laugh like that! Poor Google, not enough money, that'll be the day. These things should not in my op
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Obama: “Justice has Been Done” What? So, how many US civillians died that day?(sam.ai.ki)
1 points by sswam 15y ago|0 comments
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"Even a mouse can understand it, with a little coaching"(sswam.wordpress.com)
1 points by sswam 15y ago|0 comments
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by sswam 15y ago
hm I was wrong, they seem to be talking about when you're making a call. Seems to be a disclaimer in case of health problems more than a clear warning of health risks.
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by sswam 15y ago
"keep the phone 5/8" away from your body" they are talking about don't keep it in your pocket. Brief exposure next to your head while talking should not be a big problem. Actually I am very much concerned about mobile phone radiation, bu
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by sswam 15y ago
btw pls check my project http://sam.ai.ki/rescue.html if you have Linux (any self-respecting geek should have Linux or some even more hacktastic OS thing)
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by sswam 15y ago
lol man, I like. 1 suggestion, do the 'geekification' in JavaScript so they don't have to wait for your server. Or else, add some more options such as Klingon translation, Pig Latin, etc to make the server-side app more worthwhile.
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by sswam 15y ago
There is a total $200 prize pool, plus a 'mystery prize' if you can do the (almost) impossible and rescue all the 10 girls in the game. I will also pay fairly for any decent review / suggestions on how to improve the game. It may look cra
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by sswam 15y ago
if this is for real not vapourware it would be stunningly good value for money
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by sswam 15y ago
yakuza drug cartel? j/k
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Play/review my crap game Rescue, and win a prize (Linux)(sam.ai.ki)
2 points by sswam 15y ago|1 comments
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by sswam 16y ago
"antimatter seems to have disappeared" This is not very mysterious. If there was lots of antimatter lying about nearby, we could not be alive to see it. So, any antimatter must be a long way away or otherwise separated from us.
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by sswam 16y ago
I use a pair of vnc sessions so we can both work in our own space without latency, and also see and help with what the other person is doing. The vnc sessions are routed over ssh and via a server (to avoid nat problems). I use this mainly
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by sswam 16y ago
The ball bounces infinitely many times, in a finite period of time, and then stops! :) You can model this completely, i.e. describe height as a function of time. You can know exactly where the ball is at any particular time, and it follo
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by sswam 16y ago
thanks :)

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