* Posts by Anonymous C0ward

643 publicly visible posts • joined 24 Jan 2012

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You say I mustn’t write down my password? Let me make a note of that

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Flame

Re: Clear Desk

Well they did steal my stapler.

Roll up, roll up to the Malware Museum! Run classic DOS viruses in your web browser

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Your PC

is now Stoned.

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Did it respond

to Scunthorpe, Middlesex, Shitterton etc?

NSA’s top hacking boss explains how to protect your network from his attack squads

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Re: Just a PR friendly, long winded way to say:

You have no chance to survive make your time.

Reg readers battle to claim 'my silicon's older than yours' crown

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Re: osborne 1

I bought one of those on eBay. After a while some caps in the power supply exploded (smoke and everything, it stank). I replaced those though. Have been thinking about various projects to get it to use a more modern keyboard (the original is rusted to hell inside) and alternative data storage, but nothing finished because I'm lazy.

Rejoice, Penguinistas, Linux 4.4 is upon us

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Slackware & XFCE user here :) systemd can go to hell.

Catalan town hall seriously downsizes monarch

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They're supposed to be well organised though.

Boozing is unsafe at ‘any level’, thunders chief UK.gov quack

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Pint

Three pints

is only a lot if you're drinking it every single day

Also, eventually the mortality rate is 100%, whether you drink or not.

New HTTP error code 451 to signal censorship

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Re: Quis censores ipsos censor?

Romanes eunt domus!

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419: Scam or phishing site

UK ISP Sky to make smut an opt-in service from 2016

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too easy to search "tits" on Google

What if I wanted to identify the birds I saw in my garden? (snigger)

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Re: Whats the problem

"allowing specific UserAgents through"

Which renders it wide open to user agent spoofing through a simple extension which can be installed in a real browser by a non-admin user.

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They'll probably also block things like sex advice (age of consent is 16, and some kids younger than that are having ill-informed unsafe sex too), gambling (you can play the lottery at 16), other sites that have some offensive content but are mostly harmless (YouTube, 9gag). But going deeper than on/off would be too much of an administrative burden for some parents.

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Re: Whats the problem

"every time you add a new device to the network you get a little page pop up"

Which I can see being great for headless / text-only devices.

EU reforms could pave way for smells and noises to be trade-mark protected – expert

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Music

That's what copyright is for?

MoJ digital software glitch sends thousands of divorcees back to negotiating table

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fool me once, shame on you

fool me twice, shame on me

Windows' authentication 'flaw' exposed in detail

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Re: A visa is permission to enter, remain on,

> I95, which gets you from New York to Disney World.

Wouldn't you fly that?

Google favicon bot

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Re: I did not

Oh I'm sorry, is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour?

Electrician cuts wrong wire and downs 25,000 square foot data centre

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"I was sitting on it"

If it's a British plug, that's gotta hurt.

If it still works six months from now, count yourself lucky

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Re: HP thin and light laptops

What? You got an Acer that didn't have f*cked hinges?

PHP 7.0 arrives, so go forth and upgrade if you dare

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Re: WTF is a "spaceship operator"?

So it's like a minus sign?

Competition watchdog dismisses plans by TfL to uber-regulate Uber

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Re: Rules are so Dickensian

Blackjack and hookers?

Kids charity hit by server theft

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Re: Is that it??

In which case the logs on it could provide all sorts of juicy confidential info. Or just memos about the next staff meeting.

Microsoft Windows: The Next 30 Years

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Forcing a mobile interface on the desktop

is as bad as forcing a desktop interface on mobile.

Google takedown requests mushroom as copyright holders play whack-a-mole

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Re: requests mushroom

Because the copyright holders are clearly on some good shit if they think this is a good way to put an end to piracy.

Hillary Clinton: Stop helping terrorists, Silicon Valley – weaken your encryption

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Re: Pity the Americans...

Major governments may be the only ones able to crack it this year, but it would be an arms race.

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Let's ban hammers

Because they can bang heads as well as nails.

DS5: Vive la différence ... oh, and throw away the Citroën badge

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Hasn't anyone noticed

that "Citroen" translates as "Lemon"?

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Oh please stop with your facts and figures

We're trying to take the piss out of the French here.

Microsoft makes Raspberry Pi its preferred IoT dev board

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Devil

Beelzebub

has a devil put aside for meeeeeeeee...

Aircraft laser strikes hit new record with 20 incidents in one night

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Re: There's one way to stop this

Assuming you've got the right person.

There are lots of cases that deserve the death penalty. There are rather less times when the evidence is clear enough, or the judge and jury can be impartial enough, to hand down such a penalty that can't be undone. And he who is without sin, etc.

Yay, more 'STEM' grads! You're using your maths degree to do ... what?

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Someone who understands statistics

will know the difference between relative and absolute risk, so probably more likely to eat bacon and not be taken in by scaremongering.

Food, water, batteries, medical supplies, ammo … and Windows 7 PCs

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Re: Linux

I'm actually thinking of changing to FreeBSD for the lulz.

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Re: Linux

Slackware ftw.

TalkTalk attack: Lad, 15, cuffed by UK cyber-cops

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You can't catch me

I'm behind 7 proxies.

New Horizons: Pluto? Been there, done that – now for something 6.4 billion km away

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Alien

That's

no moon...

Boffins: Comet Lovejoy is a cosmic booze cruise spewing alcohol across the Solar System

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Re: To quote Father Jack..

FECK!

German Govt mulls security standards for SOHOpeless routers

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WTF?

Brand-name SSIDs bad?

Even though you can tell the manufacturer from the MAC address?

Elderly? Disabled? You clearly need a .38" Palm Pistol

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Facepalm

'Murica.

Google's .bro file format changed to .br after gender bother

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donttaseme.bro

AdBlock blocker biz bought

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Extra lists

and disable acceptable ads. Easy.

Slander-as-a-service: Peeple app wants people to rate and review you – whether you like it or not

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But presumably if they have no other ties to the UK they're quite at liberty to tell the UK courts to take a hike?

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4chan is going to be all over this shit, and Anonymous famously does not forgive.

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Such denunciation

Wow.

Has the UK Uber crackdown begun? TfL opens consultation on private car biz

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I'm in favour of Uber and similar services being properly regulated as regards wages and vetting of drivers. These particular proposals, however, don't achieve that and are purely artificial punishment for being better.

Here are the God-mode holes that gave TrueCrypt audit the slip

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Re: People still use Truecrypt and friends?

Macs aren't hipster. They're far too mainstream. You want a real minority platform.

Cesspool 4chan sold … to former owner of Japanese cesspool 2ch

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sage

sage

World finally ready for USB-bootable OS/2

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It's not dead

It's just resting.

It's 2015 and miscreants are still trying to dupe you with fake BSoDs

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Paris Hilton

"web browsing"

Nudge nudge, wink wink.

Attention sysadmins! Here’s how to dodge bullets in a post-Ashley Madison world

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Re: Why do people use work email for personal use?

What should have happened is you go right ahead with the migration, tell anyone it causes personal problems for to come and see you on a case-by-case basis, and hand them an official written warning.

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