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  1. Re:Get real on 'Sith' Already Found Online · · Score: 1

    "Napster didn't stop music sharing, but it did curb it immensely" Cite your source.

  2. Re:Good point. on Chase Deploying "Touchless" Credit Cards · · Score: 1

    "Nothing Sensitive."

    How about free gas? :P

  3. Re:How many revamps on Revamping Freenet · · Score: 1

    Apparently you forgot to read the whole comment: "For disambiguation, specifically I'm talking about the user perspective, not the node administrator perspective (which sadly have been one in the same so far). " The user is not necessarily the node administrator as it has a web interface that anyone can connect to.

  4. Re:Algorithmic difficulty on Factors Found in 200-Digit RSA Challenge · · Score: 1

    Yep Those unkown vulnerabilities, they really make you vulnerable.

  5. Re:Someone should suggest that on Cross-Greenland Ski Trip Tracked with Google Maps · · Score: 4, Funny

    I guess you didnt hear about this catastrophe... Dont ya hate it when the boat pops? Curiously it looks as if they were very close to shore... Like they hadn't left yet ;)

  6. Blatant Advertising on Cross-Greenland Ski Trip Tracked with Google Maps · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Gee that wasnt blatant advertisement at all. I mean Come on the article is on the same page as the company that sells the freakin GPS unit.

  7. Re:referrer in amazon link? on Publisher Wiley's Books Pulled from Apple Stores · · Score: 1

    Or more likely than it being a referrer (IF you actually took a look at that google you'd see that their is NO WAY that someone could post all of those with their refferer ID...) It's probably a REFerence Number of some sort.

  8. Re:Why store the SSN? on Carnegie Mellon Says Computers Breached · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Because this would only be minutely more secure than storing the SSN itself. Theirs nine digits in a SS #, numbered 0-9, thats 10^9 Even at a meager brute force rate of 1.5 Million MD5Sums / sec, it would only take 11 minutes to break every possible combination.

  9. Re:Easy to prosecute, hmmm? on Millions of Pages Google Hijacked using ODP Feed · · Score: 1

    Actually the Behavious can be changed wether the Name is GoogleBot or something else, IE, you can make it redirect for ONLY GoogleBot, and nothing else.

  10. Re:Was. on Datamining the NSA · · Score: 4, Informative