It'd be interesting to know the length and characters involved in the passwords. And if it would have been possible to brute force them (within reasonable time)or use rainbow tables. I'm guessing maybe not.
The last place I worked had a server room with a real mess of monitors, KVM switches and servers on tables. After an hour-long conversation with my boss about plans for our backup database server (move it to another domain as backup file, print, DNS server, change RAID config etc), I went down to the basement and started rebuilding the server labelled SQLBKP; stopped the services, took it out of the domain, shut it down and was removing the first disk when my boss burst in the door. Apparently it was the production server. The KVM was labeled wrong.
Ouch.
Elitist? Demonoid is one of the most community-friendly trackers there is. Invites are plentiful and anyone can upload. The information there _is_ free.
As a side note, the tracker has been up for months now, but the website was down.
I agree with you about the poor syntax, but they're breaking the law by not putting them up. Supermarkets (in my experience) are not choosy about spelling or grammar on their displays.
Also, it's 'bureaucratic', not 'beureaucratic'.
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Cool, but it was only people in the Beijing area that were affected.
Agreed. TFA bitches about navigating to the Sound Recorder application. That's a little pathetic. It can be dragged to the desktop as a shortcut.
It'd be interesting to know the length and characters involved in the passwords. And if it would have been possible to brute force them (within reasonable time)or use rainbow tables. I'm guessing maybe not.
Indeed. A well-balanced Cork man has a chip on both shoulders.
It's empty, right? :D
The last place I worked had a server room with a real mess of monitors, KVM switches and servers on tables. After an hour-long conversation with my boss about plans for our backup database server (move it to another domain as backup file, print, DNS server, change RAID config etc), I went down to the basement and started rebuilding the server labelled SQLBKP; stopped the services, took it out of the domain, shut it down and was removing the first disk when my boss burst in the door. Apparently it was the production server. The KVM was labeled wrong. Ouch.
Elitist? Demonoid is one of the most community-friendly trackers there is. Invites are plentiful and anyone can upload. The information there _is_ free. As a side note, the tracker has been up for months now, but the website was down.
I agree with you about the poor syntax, but they're breaking the law by not putting them up. Supermarkets (in my experience) are not choosy about spelling or grammar on their displays. Also, it's 'bureaucratic', not 'beureaucratic'.