Comment Re:Firefox immune to this shit (Score 1) 248
Correction: There might be code to inject into FF and Opera - https://twitter.com/supersat/s...
Correction: There might be code to inject into FF and Opera - https://twitter.com/supersat/s...
Yea, and it's a big lie as there are forum posts in JUNE talking about this exact software.
Do you bother to do investigation before jumping to a conclusion?
Lenovo is a Chinese company, now. Where the fuck have you been, in a cave?
http://i.imgur.com/kRO8OW5.png
A nice cached screencap of their (conveniently) down website.
See all these people, here? These are the people that need to be dragged into court.
And yet most of them can't say they were face-to-face vetted by Google staff in interviews.
There's the difference.
115C? Wrong. 121C, and you only need two atmos of pressure, and it's only a single 15 minute session. Where are you getting this days in a row nonsense?
Contamination isn't shit. If these idiots would learn how to Tyndallize their equipment instead of relying upon shit autoclaves, this wouldn't even be an issue.
"I don't believe that for a second."
I do some Google work. I've got just a high-school diploma and a teensy bit of college under my belt.
I had to go through three face-to-face vetting interviews.
Sadly my section is getting shut down roughly mid-year this year, so unless I get moved elsewhere, I'm going to be back to designing lighting and hydro systems.
" it cannot impact directly your speed,"
Bullshit, poorly-done JS can damn near freeze your computer.
Firefox maintains its own certificate database so this SSL MITM vulnerability won't affect FF users - only IE and Chrome.
VirtualBox fucking sucks, though. You can't part out a GPU between VMs like RemoteFX, Citrix, or VMWare can.
"Superfish will be removed from Program Files and Program Data directories, files in user directory will stay intact for the privacy reason. Registry entry and root certificate will remain as well."
Which means we can crack that shit and pwn any computer that even had the software 'removed.'
Oh, and then issuing certificates under the names of other corporations? I do believe that is identity theft, at the bare minimum.
Lenovo should be hit in the courts hard over this.
1) save your goddamned playlist. Two keystrokes.
2) see 1)
3) Just use AIMP with the appropriate plugins.
Well, you're forgiven since I have the common sense to segregate everything down to Ring 0 for security, but next time, do practice some due diligence - run your shit through an unprotected VM to see if it fucks things up before you subject other people to it. I've been doing that since I joined
Well, since you're too stupid to Google search "Rogue Star Gamergate" I guess it's not worth even telling you exactly what happened. You're too lazy to do the work yourself, you're likely to lazy to read the evidence for yourself without someone having to explain it to you.
So you lack both critical thought and motivation - it's not worth telling you SHIT.
People who go to conferences are the ones who shouldn't.