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  1. Re:Try not to be misguided on Microsoft Follows Mozilla In Considering Early Ban On SHA-1 Certificates (csoonline.com) · · Score: 2
    I quote GP:

    suspect behavior (such as a decrease in security from last visit)

  2. Let me compare to TeamViewer(tm) on First Remote-Access Trojan That Can Target Android, Linux, Mac and Windows · · Score: 2

    Let me compare to TeamViewer(tm)
    Both have a website.
    Both accept paypal. OmniRAT accepts bitcoin too.
    Both applications are visible in android settings, nothing is hidden.
    TeamViewer license needs renewal, They Offer LifeTime license
    You can't delete OmniRAT the same way you can't delete the sasmsung RAT or the google location thingy.
    TeamViewer supports iOS and windows phone, they don't
    TeamViewer has 24/7 phone support. OmniRAT only have an skype.
    \ OmniRAT prices are $25 and $50, TeamViewer starts at 30 Euro/month and 145 Euro/month for corporate customers. (+$50 for each connection more than 3)
    TeamViewer has non-commercial version available for free.(It disconnects if it detects you're using it too much)
    OmniRAT offer upgrades at a lower price just like TeamViewer
    Both are made in germany.
    Nothing wrong with it. I'll buy it.

  3. That's not what an oxford comma is.
    This is Oxford comma:
    A, B, C, D and E vs A and B and C and D and E
    btw, you have way too many extra commas there.

  4. Good thing we have supergirl now.

  5. Re:Yeah, right on Dungeons & Dragons and the Ethics of Imaginary Violence (hopesandfears.com) · · Score: 1

    You don't have to play DM. There is CTF too, where you just have to be sneaky.

  6. Re:Unbreakable, eh? on That "Unbreakable" Glass That's "As Strong As Steel" Isn't Either · · Score: 1

    I'd tell him we're the same height and then prove him very wrong?

  7. Re:Stop white genocide on Anonymous Begins Publishing Ku Klux Klan Member Details Online · · Score: 1

    You really should have thought about that before You enslaved them; and that's not what KKK stands for. stop embarrassing yourself.

  8. Re:So... on Apple Usurps Oracle As the Biggest Threat To PC Security · · Score: 1

    sometimes back in the today

    FTFY. It broke something in my friends computer today.

  9. Re:Wisdom of naming it "Go" on Interviews: Ask Alan Donovan and Brian Kernighan About Programming and Go · · Score: 1

    You may call that program Goto

  10. Re:Torus on Investigating the Complexity of Academic Writing (theatlantic.com) · · Score: 1

    I can't care less because I don't do 3d graphics or physics or math. If I did I would go die in a ditch somewhere.

  11. For what scenarios and projects do You recommend it and for which you recommend against using Go?

  12. Re: php frameworks on Joomla SQL-Injection Flaw Affects Millions of Websites (trustwave.com) · · Score: 1

    You would get an object oriented database (not a particularly good one) if you googled my name with 'database'. but 'no', you had to assume I have no idea.

  13. Re: php frameworks on Joomla SQL-Injection Flaw Affects Millions of Websites (trustwave.com) · · Score: 1

    nice, encoding fail. There is a trade-mark character at the end of that post.

  14. Re: php frameworks on Joomla SQL-Injection Flaw Affects Millions of Websites (trustwave.com) · · Score: 3, Informative

    It's not easier.
    But objectively speaking, bad coders write bad code no matter what kind of database or programming language you give them. They mess up

  15. Re:Let's be clear on what this does. on Apple Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over iOS Wi-Fi Assist (appleinsider.com) · · Score: 0

    well, sometimes, just sometimes I hold on a fucking minute before downloading an 8 GB movie. sometimes.
    BTW, I Have never owned any apple devices. And I'm proud of it.

  16. Re:serviscope_minor is taking a vacation on Mozilla Giving $1 Million To Open Source Projects It Relies On (mozilla.org) · · Score: 1

    And DOS users. don't forget those, ever.

  17. Re:serviscope_minor is taking a vacation on Mozilla Giving $1 Million To Open Source Projects It Relies On (mozilla.org) · · Score: 1

    shit, I missed ginger.
    It's between 1% and 2%.
    that's makes you unique.
    121 * [1%, 2%] = [1.21, 2.42]

  18. Re:serviscope_minor is taking a vacation on Mozilla Giving $1 Million To Open Source Projects It Relies On (mozilla.org) · · Score: 1

    Sorry, it was for scientific purposes. I was doing this:
    There are ~14 million jews in the world.
    7 million of whom are women.
    10% are left handed that makes 700K.
    If 13 percent are black it makes 91K.
    1.8% bi-sexual that makes 1638.
    20.8% are disabled that makes 340
    35.7% are obese that makes 585.
    (just multiplied those 2 numbers) 7.42% are obese and disabled that makes 121
    and 804 are either obese or disabled.
    Now I made myself feel bad with math.

    (using US stats because 40%+ of jews live in the US and a lot of them in canada)
    source: wolfram and google

  19. Re:serviscope_minor is taking a vacation on Mozilla Giving $1 Million To Open Source Projects It Relies On (mozilla.org) · · Score: 1

    Are you currently female?

  20. Re:Verified boot by who? on Google Makes Full-Disk Encryption Mandatory For Some Android 6.0 Devices (itworld.com) · · Score: 1

    Well, You could literally do that if You put a fly in a box with your phone in it and ground the fly with a thin wire.
    This is the GUI used by the connectbot ssh client:
    https://techronilces.files.wor...
    source:
    https://techronilces.wordpress...

  21. Re: Verified boot by who? on Google Makes Full-Disk Encryption Mandatory For Some Android 6.0 Devices (itworld.com) · · Score: 1

    the usual flags are the ones that make sure extra debug info like kernel version and name of the source files are not included in the build. just using gcc -o a.out file.c produces a reproducable binary most of the times(sometimes it depends on the source code, freakishly weird macros and crazy stuff we programmers do because of our pride)

    verizon is legally required to provide the flags they used as per GPL license for the GPL licensed part of code.
    I guess the only way is to check each one on its own.

    Google already does provide everything, didn't you get the famous twit?

    IIRC samsung was sued over this(not very recent) and they said they will try to be more transparent and make reproducable builds easier to build for normal haxors.

  22. Re: Verified boot by who? on Google Makes Full-Disk Encryption Mandatory For Some Android 6.0 Devices (itworld.com) · · Score: 1

    yes, there are compiler flags to help you ensure that.
    You can get the source code and compile it once and match it against all phones. It's pretty easy to verify you can just dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p## | sha1sum -
    This is a good example of how linux distributions are trying to achieve this.

  23. Re:Verified boot by who? on Google Makes Full-Disk Encryption Mandatory For Some Android 6.0 Devices (itworld.com) · · Score: 4, Informative

    Keys are generated on the fly, Go read the source code for fucks sakes. It's there.

  24. Re:Verified boot by who? on Google Makes Full-Disk Encryption Mandatory For Some Android 6.0 Devices (itworld.com) · · Score: 1

    It has been opensource for ages.

  25. Re:Great Firewall on eFast Malware Hijacks Browser With Chrome Clone (malwarebytes.org) · · Score: 1

    One possibility is that someone lives in a country where google blocks all access.

    FTFY
    FWIW I live in one so it's real, I assure you that one.