Douglass Clem (crashsystems)
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"Its not SQL injection, its database guest access mode."
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I just updated to Firefox 6.0, and am happily enjoying a shiny new integer.
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What I love about the new Firefox: watching people NerdRage over an integer.
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Anyone know the diff between Win Server 08 "Client access license" and "RDS client access license?" Looking to use RDP for a bunch of users.
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XKCD on secure passwords: https://www.xkcd.com/936/
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Has anyone with a Chrome OS device grabbed the .so Netflix plugin file? I want to see if it will work in a Linux distro.
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@nhandler Oh, so it is some binary plugin and not html 5 awesomeness?
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@nhandler link?
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One of the funnier things I've seen in a "Cyber Security" article, from the Economist: http://i.imgur.com/wCCdM.png http://is.gd/o8GHXu
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Rails gurus: Does Rails' built-in XSS protection HTML encode everything, or is it more nuanced than that?
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The certificate authority alternative by Moxie looks rather interesting. http://convergence.io/
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I've officially had a TSA strip search machine opt out experience. Achievement unlocked.
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Anyone know how to set up OpenVPN in Android when the VPN uses static keys instead of certs?
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Hipster approach to webapp security: "My app has a nasty SQLi vuln, but its rather obscure, so you'll probably never find it."
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So drop box now has a copyright license to my keepass database? Good thing it is _very_ well protected.
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I think every pedestrian in the bay area should be equipped with an air horn.
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Bloody Internet is down, and Comcast won't come out until Sunday. This is what happens when an industry has no competition.
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I just want non spatial email organization with decent search, on a desktop client. Is that too much to ask?
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I think the 3.0 release has restored my @Swype addiction.
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Anyone know of a good PCI(e) cable modem card compatible with Comcast?
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