Hm, I think it definitely looks more like a colourful sphere of some sort. Looks better than the small Opera icon, but perhaps not as recognizable. Where's the nice looking "W"?
It's hard to make a good icon using an 'F'. The current red fox on blue world is pretty nice, it scales well. I don't use firefox much at all, but I recognize it instantly anyway.
1. Have a special remote control handy (use inconspicuous TV remote for example). 2. When you open door, and law enforcement places inconvenient demands, discreetly press button. 3. Server receives signal, overwrites key and makes all data disappear. 4. Stall law enforcement until data wipe has completed. 5. Evidence of evidence destruction does not exist.
I've also just created a small drive with TrueCrypt for some small purposes, but I guess it doesn't have any error-recovery features.. would it be possible to do a mirroring of the crypted file? Otherwise all data after the bad block disappears instantly.
On second thought, why not just make a backup of the file regularly.. but if it's a large file, some real-time system is preferrable. In which case, crypting of a raid disk is a good idea. Ok, I guess I answered my own question.
Well, but all lens systems have a blind spot where the lens is, at least. It's not the blind spot that is "visible" inside the field of vision, or do you mean there are more than that one?
Ok, so what if the key is only held in memory, or perhaps some kind of self-destructing key such that the loss of the key is invoked by the authorities, not the accused... is there a line somewhere?
Anyway, shouldn't you people complain about that crap service, I mean, I don't pay for any kind of incoming thing, no matter what it is. And no, calling isn't expensive either. Seems like everybody got used to it, and the operators are now getting away with it.
Unfortunately it doesn't help against this behaviour in general, it just moves the problem. Like a car alarm, the thief will just take the car next to it, but won't stop thieving.
Oups, sorry. I meant one-time Passwords, not Pads. Thus, it doesn't matter if anyone can catch any passwords, since they are immediately useless. I also have a limited number of confirmation passwords, randomly chosen for each transaction, which I could memorize and burn, if I wanted to be really paranoid.
You're right, use faculty for number of permutations. However, one could also combine with a dictionary attack, since you have a much smaller dictionary to go through. Combine with some intelligent number&odd character generator, and it might not take too long after all. The only defense is to use a completely random password.
But if the keylogger really doesn't record mouseclicks inside the password field, I think backspace can be added. Simply type a lot of characters, click the mouse somewhere, type more, repeat, making sure that somewhere in there are the password chars in the right order. Then start deleting characters at random until only the password remains. The only thing the attacker now knows is the length of the password, and a much larger set of possible characters.
The displeasure was all mine. To be honest though, it's not all repetition, so a level of 3 or 4 might be good, or at least 2 for the adventurous. Alternatively, you can skip over the irrelevant posts, but that can produce a headache after a while. I have experience of that. Basically, my reaction was: "I've seen this before... and this too".. scrolled down a bit.. saw a bit of other discussion.. scroll... post after post after post of the yes!-no! kind... go back and post warning.
I think this is what happens when people with mod points aren't quick enough with the -1 Redundant.
So, basically, it's OK to pick and choose words, splice them into whatever you want them to say and attribute it as a quote.
Good point, although you did it too.
Well, in that case, when you said "Al Gore is so huge, an award is justified"...what exactly were you refering to?
That part is partially from the grand-grand-grand-parent, and another very similar one further down. I didn't summarize that one too heavily, since that's basically what I think, and it's one of the few points that matter in the posts below anyway, which was my original point.
Posts below this are mostly a few 10 posts multiplied by 200 rehashing the same old crap you've seen a thousand times. For preservation of sanity, close window and read next news story instead. At the very least, read at +4 or something.
Quick summary:
* "Al gore didn't inven't the internet! whine whine"
* "But he didn't say that [link to snopes]! whine whine"
* Al Gore said something to the effect that he helped create the thing. Before that, it was kinda small. After that (now) it is huge. He provided some driving force. Therefore, an award can be seen as justified.
* "But what about all the people before that also invented it! nasal whine"
* "But he didn't say exactly that! whining getting high-pitched"
Sounds like you've been seriously unlucky. Me, I have no problems, because I never put in any new ROM at all. Original bugs only, always works best. Even if you can't read Japanese, it works, because all the internal important stuff is in English. Install the KO/Pi suite of apps, and there you go. If anything really needs reading, just ask on a forum, get the English manual thing that dynamism gives out, or change the locale to english. Changing locale makes most things magically turn into English as well.
Also, if your SD card loses data regularly, you should have bought a new one long ago.
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Hm, I think it definitely looks more like a colourful sphere of some sort. Looks better than the small Opera icon, but perhaps not as recognizable. Where's the nice looking "W"?
It's hard to make a good icon using an 'F'. The current red fox on blue world is pretty nice, it scales well. I don't use firefox much at all, but I recognize it instantly anyway.
1. Have a special remote control handy (use inconspicuous TV remote for example).
2. When you open door, and law enforcement places inconvenient demands, discreetly press button.
3. Server receives signal, overwrites key and makes all data disappear.
4. Stall law enforcement until data wipe has completed.
5. Evidence of evidence destruction does not exist.
7. Profit! (???)
Don't forget the large security holes.
On second thought, why not just make a backup of the file regularly.. but if it's a large file, some real-time system is preferrable. In which case, crypting of a raid disk is a good idea. Ok, I guess I answered my own question.
...though only half of it actually came from there.
Well, but all lens systems have a blind spot where the lens is, at least. It's not the blind spot that is "visible" inside the field of vision, or do you mean there are more than that one?
Ok, so what if the key is only held in memory, or perhaps some kind of self-destructing key such that the loss of the key is invoked by the authorities, not the accused... is there a line somewhere?
But if the very long and complex password is stored in a file, which doesn't exist, is that obstruction?
Actually, the blind spots are an artifact of the physical construction of the human eye. It's where your nerves leave the eyeball.
Somewhere on the internet, a new porn site is born....
Hm, the hair cut price seems normal, while the rent is outrageous. Must be very centrally located!
Real Men flip out regularly and buffer overflow just for the hell of it, because they are sooo cool!
Once I heard that this wimpy guy dropped a teaspoon, and this Real Man like totally buffer overflowed him, right there on the spot!
Buffer Overflows are totally sweet.
And that's what I call real ultimate power! Check it out, it's totally sweet!
Anyway, shouldn't you people complain about that crap service, I mean, I don't pay for any kind of incoming thing, no matter what it is. And no, calling isn't expensive either. Seems like everybody got used to it, and the operators are now getting away with it.
Unfortunately it doesn't help against this behaviour in general, it just moves the problem. Like a car alarm, the thief will just take the car next to it, but won't stop thieving.
Oups, sorry. I meant one-time Passwords, not Pads. Thus, it doesn't matter if anyone can catch any passwords, since they are immediately useless. I also have a limited number of confirmation passwords, randomly chosen for each transaction, which I could memorize and burn, if I wanted to be really paranoid.
I can. My bank uses OTP's. No worry about keyloggers.
But if the keylogger really doesn't record mouseclicks inside the password field, I think backspace can be added. Simply type a lot of characters, click the mouse somewhere, type more, repeat, making sure that somewhere in there are the password chars in the right order. Then start deleting characters at random until only the password remains. The only thing the attacker now knows is the length of the password, and a much larger set of possible characters.
How about adding a clipboard monitor into the keylogger?
I think this is what happens when people with mod points aren't quick enough with the -1 Redundant.
Good point, although you did it too.
Well, in that case, when you said "Al Gore is so huge, an award is justified" ...what exactly were you refering to?
That part is partially from the grand-grand-grand-parent, and another very similar one further down. I didn't summarize that one too heavily, since that's basically what I think, and it's one of the few points that matter in the posts below anyway, which was my original point.
Posts below this are mostly a few 10 posts multiplied by 200 rehashing the same old crap you've seen a thousand times. For preservation of sanity, close window and read next news story instead. At the very least, read at +4 or something.
Quick summary:
* "Al gore didn't inven't the internet! whine whine"
* "But he didn't say that [link to snopes]! whine whine"
* Al Gore said something to the effect that he helped create the thing. Before that, it was kinda small. After that (now) it is huge. He provided some driving force. Therefore, an award can be seen as justified.
* "But what about all the people before that also invented it! nasal whine"
* "But he didn't say exactly that! whining getting high-pitched"
Well, gmail now works... at least.
Wait, which kind of bush did you mean?
Also, if your SD card loses data regularly, you should have bought a new one long ago.