It's also pretty cheap to buy a 2-way speaker cable from radio shack and shove one end into a cheap tape recorder, then do it in reverse with line in. oggenc or lame the result and tada, no more DRM-loving formats:)
Of course, we have regained this power through the use of reverse engineering. Anyone grab a recent copy of IDA Pro, you can disassemble almost anything, unfortunately, it is closed source.
How is downloading a file filled with zeros or random bytes breaking the law, even if it has the same file name as a valid release? Total Bullshit, if anyone gets prosecuted this way, they should be easily able to get out. I'm just glad I live in Canada:)
Yeah, I mean, if my ISP throttled my bittorrent traffic, I'd switch to a much smaller one that was going to provide me some real service. They already rip me off by giving me half the bandwidth in total!
Or are my only options to re-encode to MP3, connect a portable music player to it, or try to build something like the Cajun project?"
Well, that's only 3 other option's... C'mon slashdot people think of more
I prefer to bring PHLAK or Knoppix STD and use filesnarf dsniff msgsnarf and arpspoof to present them with all the files passwords and messages that go around the network.
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Well, why don't we find out then, softice anyone?
use GPG.
It's also pretty cheap to buy a 2-way speaker cable from radio shack and shove one end into a cheap tape recorder, then do it in reverse with line in. oggenc or lame the result and tada, no more DRM-loving formats :)
Of course, we have regained this power through the use of reverse engineering. Anyone grab a recent copy of IDA Pro, you can disassemble almost anything, unfortunately, it is closed source.
How is downloading a file filled with zeros or random bytes breaking the law, even if it has the same file name as a valid release? Total Bullshit, if anyone gets prosecuted this way, they should be easily able to get out. I'm just glad I live in Canada :)
Now we have to spend a few years rewriting before we can make a patch.
No, the correct spelling is simply 'pwnd'
Deep freeze is obselete! Unfreezer defeats even the more recent verions: http://unfreezer.cjb.net/
Yeah, I mean, if my ISP throttled my bittorrent traffic, I'd switch to a much smaller one that was going to provide me some real service. They already rip me off by giving me half the bandwidth in total!
Why not just attach a spreading mechanism and call it a worm.
http://mslinux.org/ could beg to differ
I've only got 3 blank cd's left, so you either stop releasing new OS's or I'll have to pick which ones are best!
Or are my only options to re-encode to MP3, connect a portable music player to it, or try to build something like the Cajun project?" Well, that's only 3 other option's... C'mon slashdot people think of more
I've got exploits and real proof :D
I searched packetstormsecurity.org
Archive Search Results for: internet explorer
Search Results: 1 - 25
Total Results: 884
Archive Search Results for: firefox
Search Results: 1 - 25
Total Results: 72
Sure he can say that but i'd like to see the links to exploits and test them myself!
slashdotprediction.net it's sorta like climateprediction.net but with slashdot instead.
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Yeah it must have taken like 2 extra lines of code for this.
I tried even deleting it with no difference :-(
Actually with jabber you can leave a message and have the recipient pick it up anytime
Will IE 7 run on wine so all of us linux and bsd users can enjoy this high quality product.
If it doesn't have an open source driver: it's evil. HP has official open source Linux drivers.
I send 5 gmail invites to /dev/null@localhost but he never gets them :-(
I prefer to bring PHLAK or Knoppix STD and use filesnarf dsniff msgsnarf and arpspoof to present them with all the files passwords and messages that go around the network.