While travelling I would make use of the mouse while typing in passwords, deliberately mistype your password and then use the mouse to select the incorrect text and then type to correct it, I bet keyloggers don't record mouse strokes, yet.
You people are such geeks!
A camera, pen knife, g-shock (or just a watch with an alarm), and an optional mp3 player that works like a pen drive (my crappy canon compact doesn't).
You don't even need GPS, I've plotted all my points quite happily without it using maplandia.com
hth, Jamie
Yeah I had a similar problem once with Freeserve, as is was then, and made a whole load of phone calls to their premium tech support line. One of the pieces of advice I was given was that I had to open interent explorer before I would be able to see the internet. Eventually I convinced them that the problem was at their end, real tech support called me back and I was eventually able to bill them for the £17 of phone calls that I had made.
My mum was called by a recorded message from my bank, asking for my date of birth, she assumed it was a fake (horrah!) and put in a wrong birth date. It turned out to be genuine, they were checking that my mistaken PIN attempts were me and not somebody else:)
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ps, a friend of mine used the old firefox on a USB stick trick, and was very smug, until he lost it.
While travelling I would make use of the mouse while typing in passwords, deliberately mistype your password and then use the mouse to select the incorrect text and then type to correct it, I bet keyloggers don't record mouse strokes, yet.
I agree, using terms like "new reality", "context" and "enabler", he's definitely in management, and definitely deserves to be called an idiot.
You people are such geeks! A camera, pen knife, g-shock (or just a watch with an alarm), and an optional mp3 player that works like a pen drive (my crappy canon compact doesn't). You don't even need GPS, I've plotted all my points quite happily without it using maplandia.com hth, Jamie
Apparently these need contact with the reader, so won't be much use as tracking devices, unless the victim is very cooperative :)
Yeah I had a similar problem once with Freeserve, as is was then, and made a whole load of phone calls to their premium tech support line. One of the pieces of advice I was given was that I had to open interent explorer before I would be able to see the internet. Eventually I convinced them that the problem was at their end, real tech support called me back and I was eventually able to bill them for the £17 of phone calls that I had made.
And anyway this is just vigilanteism. What if they get the numbers wrong?
I'm alright, my tin foil hat unrolls to complete my Faraday cage.
The UK Parliament was yesterday questioning the continuing issue of dupes on slashdot.
format c:
The unsinkable kernel!
Right, damned liberal press!!!111ONE
That's right, I've had my camera for three years now and I've had to have that battery replaced... erm, not at all actually.
Let me guess, you're from the US.
My mum was called by a recorded message from my bank, asking for my date of birth, she assumed it was a fake (horrah!) and put in a wrong birth date. It turned out to be genuine, they were checking that my mistaken PIN attempts were me and not somebody else :)
You msut be kidding. Petrol is nearly £1 a litre here, that's about $7 a gallon for you imperialists.
Well you missed out the "a", so na-nah-na-na-nah :P
So did he add the link to pulltheplug or was it already there? If it was already there then...
Uncyclopedia is on it's 10,000,000th article. Coincidentally on the very same subjetc!
The Register covered this in October.
Do you think "fidler" is becoming the defacto term for describing people who edit wikis? And is this all the fault of the register?
But does it run on linux?
No, it's not worth the bother of going to the url, down a level, finding the pic and then viewing it. I can't get those 33 seconds back you know!
It's percentage. Since it's basically a choice of two, if one goes up the other must come down.
8a: Wikipedias (where they copy and paste web resources)