Posts by Tom Chiverton 1

Re: So what is it? *

So what is it?

Re: "I'll have an IP address please, Bobby"

Change your router's MAC once a week and reboot then.

The point is not that it's easy to get around (use a public wifi hot spot) it's that it's being rammed through, as part of a grubby compromise (see DRIP) with no evidence (again, shades of DRIP).

"You won't be able to tell the location of the household"

They have the IP address. That's enough to geolocate it almost exactly.

Re: Taking bets

It is in most Androids...

Re: Do I understand this?

I've seen nothing to suggest it wont be signed by a CA included in $popularBrowserOfTheWeek

Re: Xerox, anyone?

These days you can just download the MP3 direct from Amazon's Cloud Player.

Re: another reason as if we need one...

Fuck all from my N900 phone in way of notice.

Hoping the community will continue to stand up and support it.

Re: might it be easy

Better - everyone installs a plugin that adds a unique random UIDH header to their requests, even if they are not on the evil network.

Re: Stupid patching!

That's not how recent Flash versions auto update. Maybe the computer was really really out of date ?

Re: Great steaming hairy... WRONG

So you look for static holes :-)

Re: If the touchscreen packs up in the wet,

No. Wipe the screen.

Re: Awesome band.

Triangle man was about wrestling wasn't it ? Bless Loony Tunes !

Run the web site through the excellent SSLLabs scanner and see what's wrong.

Re: Harvey's law

You know you can run SSH over HTTP right ? So straight through proxies ?

Re: Putting the Mars into Marxist

And the ebooks are DRM'd too.

Come find out why this is an issue (Manchester) when Cory Doctorow speaks : http://www.meetup.com/ORG-Manchester/events/191668012/

gog.com had it on offer recently. it's not very much money even now.

Re: the latest and greatest

Almost none of the gaming market needs a discrete GPU. "Hard core" gamers are a tiny tiny fraction.

Re: "devices with batteries that are half the size but deliver double the run times"

Aye; although Intel is worse than AMD, we're still screwed till someone sorts out display technology.

And I'd still rather have a same-sized but four times longer lasting battery, thanks, much like how I don't need yet another thin phone which barely lasts a day.

Re: Real user names??

Google+ doesn't have that policy any more.

Re: Hmmm not so sure

Indeed. Oracle's own docs (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/options/advanced-security/advanced-security-wp-12c-1896139.pdf) say "Data Redaction does not prevent

privileged users from connecting directly to the database and running ad hoc queries that back into pieces of sensitive data ( ie. it does not stop exhaustive ad hoc queries or other inference attack ). "

Re: RFTM

You can already check-in online and go directly to the gate area (with hand luggage). You can even drop suitcases off the day before.

None of this needs a photo of a (my ?) passport to be taken by anyone.

Still bust here (Manchester)

Re: Flash on Linux

Gnash fails to run just about every non-trivial Flash app I've slung at it.

Re: Think motorsport

That's what the Kangeroo system you used to be able to get for F1 did. But Bernie kicked them out and no one else has stepped in. Maybe there is no market after all ?

Re: BT

BT sell football for a living, internet access is an extra...

Re: Adobe?

Adobe AIR did and still does, when paired with Apache Flex allow this. It's incorrect for the article to state "It is not possible to develop native code for iOS without using a Mac to compile and build" as I've built .dpg on Windows.

You only need a Mac to upload to the App Store right at the end because Apple are cocks.

Re: Whoa there

"In terms of functionality, TrueCrypt fell somewhere between EFS and Bitlocker. It allowed you to have a single BLOB containing many things, but that BLOB could not contain your host operating system."

Wrong. TrueCrypt provides full (hard) disk encryption.

Re: Conflict of Interest?

Or turn on developer mode and use an unpacked extension, which bypasses the restriction.

Re: internet bank...

Barclays dongle has already been cracked - you can pre-generate a roll of numbers to take away with you.

Re: Background?

Pad, not screen.