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Ouch!
Linus wrote: "It's that magical time of year when I actually play video games. I have one rule for christmas (and bday, for that matter) gifts for Tove: she should buy me toys. No practical gifts, no soft packages with sweaters or socks. I didn't enjoy them when I was little, and I don't enjoy them now. I refuse to grow up."
Raise hand who actually ( Read more... ) -
Negare per credere - Macchianera
"Altrimenti potremmo provare a spiegare alla Chiesa che, nel seppur sempre più complicato e faticoso rispetto della sua imbarazzante versione della società, c’è anche della gente frocia, e che se ne facessero una ragione."
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Wow
From here:
"The patches greatly broaden hardware support of the XNU kernel, allowing it to run on Pentium M, Pentium 4, Turion 64, Athlon 64 and Phenom. Like the XNU kernel itself, the patches are released under the Apple Public Source License (APSL), which makes them suitable for inclusion in Darwin-based distributions like the one the PureDarwin ( Read more... ) -
Chat madness vol. 15 - Internet is for porn (almost italian only)
c: "ti ricordi la newsletter sulla tipa biotta?"
me: "ah si
cioè, dai, non era sulla tipa biotta
era con la tipa biotta"
c: "beh com'è come non è ha battuto tutti i record di click"
me: "internet is for porn
internet is for porn
grab your dick and double click
for porn porn porn" -
iCTF again!
Another UCSB iCTF is about to start. Go Tower 0f Hanoi! -
The Web Application Hacker's Handbook (shameless commercial)
Sheeesh! Almost a month without updating the journal, that's because I'm trapped inside the addictive world of soup.io :)
However, what am I doing?
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Why you should keep your computer tidy...
...because cleaning it up, I discovered that almost a year ago I made my name into Tor sources: https://www.torproject.org/svn/trunk/contrib/linux-tor-prio.shRead more... ) -
Different twist
From here and here:
"Worm.Win32.AutoRun.nox has a payload that restores the original function pointers back to the kernel's System Service Table (SST). The usual motivation for malware to do this is to remove any SST hooks installed by security software or other malware that might affect its successful operation ( Read more... ) -
Back On Track
No, it's not a cheesy joke on my last post, it's the announcement that http://sidbox.homelinux.org/ is back on the road thanks to the help of Spiff Francesco who brings me a (almost) new ups :)
Thanks my friend!