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Journal: 130611 (upgrade)

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130611. System Notice.

Increased security demands. Please update your software. General methodology: analyze the code. Find available queus and buffers. Add the following four tests. 1. Is this queue full of crap? 2. If so, how much crap? 3. What kind of crap is it? 4. How to flush and clean the queue?

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Journal: 130409 (netwurx)

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No official release from the court today. The headlines caught my attention as particularly entertaining.

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Journal: 130222 (0xdeadbuffer) 1

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130222. System notice.

Senor Pedro Marco Agapito Jose Juan Martinez
HomelessinLaJolla
Revenerable Foo' Moe-D

Senor Pedro recommends a security notice to address a data buffer noticed by HiLJ.

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Journal: 130209 (junkinbox)

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130209.

Entertaining for me to note. I have observed the behavior for months now. Each and every day. Every day. Every time I check my e-mail at yahoo, and I open a sf.net newsletter, and it contains blocked images, the individual next to me in public will act stressed as I move to click "show images". Every time. They'll act "worried". They will run their fingers through their hair, they will suddenly move to check their purse, they will rearrange the seat of their pants--anythi

Comment: Code (Score -1) 2

by mapfortu (#41843871) Attached to: Creepy Cameraman Pushes Public Surveillance Limits

FDA, medical devices, FCC, interference. Class B devices are not licensed for medical purposes. Medical devices require release forms. That people are able to take your picture, in public, is not a right. They are able to get away with it due to faults in the legal process. A class B electronic device cannot be applied to a human without their purposed consent. If you could simply gamma ray people whenever you want then the FDA would not have their entire business on medical devices. Picture taking devices, same thing. Is it legal to walk up to someone with a low voltage taser? Low voltage or not--the action is an assault with an unlicensed medical device. Cameras are in the exact same electronic device class (even fully mechanical cameras, if you are able to find one).

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Journal: 121025 (rats)

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121025. System Notice.

Mapfortu
HomelessinLaJolla
Revenerable Foo' Moe-Dee

The mission scout for the stronghold has observed that loading userspace with focus points for the sun mouse and crapflooding the mouse queue has potential to be used in the field of developing advanced functionality circuit diagrams. Patent pending.

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Journal: 121024 (boot)

Journal by mapfortu

121024. System Notice.

Mapfortu
Senor Pedro Marco Agapito Jose Juan Martinez
Revenerable Foo' Moe-D

Comment: No kidding? (Score -1) 2

by mapfortu (#41756781) Attached to: Websites Are Designed Upside Down

Have you ever kept a list of large amounts of data by hand on letter paper (8 1/2 x 11 portrait)?

Your brain is predictable according to training. Begin at the upper left, fill columns. When columns run out you find spaces (general list-making training encourages you to endeavor for one page per "list" collection). So, yes, near everything is designed upside down. Really the start bar for windows should be on the top of the screen, the start button on the right, and the upper left landscape gradient should be reserved for the incoming data (running programs).

Test it. For a few days just go out and begin recording license plate numbers. Watch how your system of preparing the 8 1/2 x 11 portrait landscape develops. Compare it with web-page layout and your screen layout.

One of the things you will also notice is that computer screen advertisements quite nearly perfectly correlate with the ocular position of your automobile mirrors. Blind spot training.

Comment: wait (Score -1) 151

by mapfortu (#41403991) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Taming a Wild, One-Man Codebase?

Wait, I know...

Among them: glue scripts, Cisco interaction / automatization tools, backup tools, alerting tools, IP-to-Serial OOB stuff, even a couple of web applications (LAMPython and CherryPy

And then I thought of my old lost code vowel to accomplish aLFS.

Looking for the ttervo's old church of xut pic (tux holding a smoking high calibre street sweeper and walking away from the monitor) I walked across hakin9. One of the cleaner front pages I have seen in a while. The ad: "become a pentester" as a legal hacker. You know, before they began demanding buggy software on store shelves, beta tester was going to be a very happy career.

Comment: Re:How interesting... (Score -1) 245

by mapfortu (#41401389) Attached to: Sophos Anti-Virus Update Identifies Sophos Code As Malware

I love these occurrences. Similar events are known as fortune cookies resulting from mathematical buffer overruns when the great sphinx is patterned into the great wall of china. Sometimes the fortune cookies work out for enormous profit, sometimes they result in bombing runs on tech support centers.

Comment: Re:is any of this needed? (Score -1) 182

by mapfortu (#41076659) Attached to: Kmscon Project Seeks To Replace Linux Virtual Terminal

OpenGL without X11 sounds like svgalib with a few fancy additions to assist tps--maybe with updates to give mouse pointers to gpm.

At one time I considered using svgalib on top of VGA console (w/ screen) but, compared to the standard pratice of using X, there really wasn't much to be gained.

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