• CIPWTTKT&GC V41 - I understood some words
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[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;51054017]There's some very specific cases I'd like to have one for. Namely things like GTA V - aiming is way better with a mouse, but driving is garbage on a keyboard. I feel like it'd be a nice middle ground.[/QUOTE] I only got to use it for a few games of rocket league, where it was just emulating an xbox controller so it just felt like it was missing an analog stick (and touchpad analog stick emulation is SO BAD)
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;51054129]'ello Govna[/QUOTE] Oi oi chip chip cherio!
For some reason, the UI on the G13 LCD screen is different when it is running on mac OS.. uhh ok Logitech..
[QUOTE=SEKCobra;51053900]You say you live in the ghetto, but no one stole your TV, did they? This is basically a paradox in itself.[/QUOTE] wew [editline]15th September 2016[/editline] [QUOTE=garychencool;51053722]Why is it so hard to find a case for a 3.5 inch external hard drive. There's only cases for 3.5 inch internal hard drives.[/QUOTE] A case for a external harddrive? Meaning a drive with a case already? I'm confused.
CONTENT [t]https://puu.sh/rc1je.jpg[/t] Okay Tj, okay. Context: Some guy in my university halls group chat, in response to "What course is everyone doing"
[QUOTE=Dorkslayz;51054695]CONTENT [t]https://puu.sh/rc1je.jpg[/t] Okay Tj, okay. Context: Some guy in my university halls group chat, in response to "What course is everyone doing"[/QUOTE] It's far less hacking than he's hoping for :v: Weird seeing Central Point pop up too haha.
[QUOTE=SataniX;51054802]It's far less hacking than he's hoping for :v: Weird seeing Central Point pop up too haha.[/QUOTE] Even if he would learn some actual ~hacking~ concepts, he would probably be bored as hell, as using and finding vulnerabilities in Software is a very dry subject for most people.
[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;51054555]Bad eMMC isn't a problem, once you remove secure boot the surface is near impossible to brick, you can even get WoA BCD to boot from USB entirely [editline]15th September 2016[/editline] Did you accidentally run the securebootdebug batch file in your Surface 3 or what[/QUOTE] while cooking the usb drive (can't use the provided cmd because i've got no os on the rt) i edited my working surface's bcd instead doesn't matter though, it's all good now.
[QUOTE=kaukassus;51054869]Even if he would learn some actual ~hacking~ concepts, he would probably be bored as hell, as using and finding vulnerabilities in Software is a very dry subject for most people.[/QUOTE] Yeah, CIS and Comp Sci are the same for the 1st year here. So he's doing no hacking at all for minimum a year.
[QUOTE=Genericenemy;51053865]I'd still rather have a controller that isn't so reliant on Steam though and I'd imagine it is pretty crap for use in emulators. There is no real compelling reason to use it over my existing Dualshock 3 either, providing the drivers continue to be developed I see no circumstance where I will drop it.[/QUOTE] I hardly ever use my dualshock clone since I got my steam controller. Once I got used to it I found it better in 90% of games.
[quote="guy@work"]Hey, I got a computer I don't need anymore. Want it?[/quote] Oh no, the secret is out.
[QUOTE=SEKCobra;51053900]You say you live in the ghetto, but no one stole your TV, did they? This is basically a paradox in itself.[/QUOTE] That's because I worked at a small computer shop at the time, told the owner what happened and since I lived 5 minutes away he let me run and put it inside. Of course a few months later someone broke into my house and stole it sooo... [editline]15th September 2016[/editline] They straight bent the bars on my back window and broke in through the window too. I demanded my landlord put more solid bars on to replace them :v:
[QUOTE=Teddybeer;51055059]And sometimes it involves waiting and luck.[/QUOTE] If you only want the thrill of getting access to some random server, db or service, you can just search github for code snippets that contain login functions for various services like "mysql.createConnection" on NodeJS, or "new PDO" for PHP, and you will immediately find people with hardcoded passwords. And when you are lucky, they also noted down a public IP which runs the code in question (And most likely also has the mysql port open to WAN). Github's code search is a goldmine for finding stuff like this. Some People even have their AWS Security Token in there, or similiar.
[QUOTE=helifreak;51053760]So this security textbook just said that Java has safety features such as [I]garbage collection[/I] to prevent OS faults including blue screens of death. It also says that Firefox has the HTTPS padlock at the bottom right but I can't remember when it hasn't been in the address bar. It also suggested using AVG. [t]https://helifreak.duckdns.org/image/20160915044540495.png[/t] What version even is that? Moving on it says that CGI is retired and server side scripting replaced it, and that "server side scripting" is a misnomer because it's binary not interpreted. Then it lists PHP which is both using CGI and is interpreted. This is just one of 25 high quality, fact-checked, up to date chapters in this wonderful compendium of knowledge. Can't you just do a backblaze and shuck them and put them in a case for an internal one?[/QUOTE] eh tbh if you're using a server that isn't stuck in the 90s, php is running as a module under your server itself, so it's not technically using CGI
[QUOTE=LordCrypto;51055227]eh tbh if you're using a server that isn't stuck in the 90s, php is running as a module under your server itself, so it's not technically using CGI[/QUOTE] Nginx is pretty modern, PHP works like this: [code]location ~ \.php$ { client_max_body_size 101m; fastcgi_pass localhost:9000; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /var/www/html$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; }[/code] But if you are stuck in the 90s with Apache it's a module.
[QUOTE=helifreak;51055316]Nginx is pretty modern, PHP works like this: [code]location ~ \.php$ { client_max_body_size 101m; fastcgi_pass localhost:9000; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /var/www/html$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; }[/code] But if you are stuck in the 90s with Apache it's a module.[/QUOTE] [code] location ~* \.php$ { deny all; }[/code] FTFY
[QUOTE=helifreak;51055316]Nginx is pretty modern, PHP works like this: [code]location ~ \.php$ { client_max_body_size 101m; fastcgi_pass localhost:9000; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /var/www/html$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; }[/code] But if you are stuck in the 90s with Apache it's a module.[/QUOTE] During some CGI exploit I was told that fastcgi isn't really cgi so I'm not too sure.
[QUOTE=helifreak;51055316]Nginx is pretty modern, PHP works like this: [code]location ~ \.php$ { client_max_body_size 101m; fastcgi_pass localhost:9000; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /var/www/html$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; }[/code] But if you are stuck in the 90s with Apache it's a module.[/QUOTE] i was treating apache as my up to date one :v this is why i don't mess with my server once it's going i hate php (very much) i've committed crimes against humanity in php
[QUOTE=LordCrypto;51055557]i've committed crimes against humanity in php[/QUOTE] It's hard not to make something disgusting when working with a heap of literal shit.
[QUOTE=Protocol7;51055766]It's hard not to make something disgusting when working with a heap of literal shit.[/QUOTE] except for not having local variables, and not erroring when you try to access a variable that doesn't exist, i don't really have any problems with it yes, it does have a fuckton of misnamed/non-standardized functions/arguments, but with a good ide it just werks
[QUOTE=Giraffen93;51055855]except for not having local variables, and not erroring when you try to access a variable that doesn't exist, i don't really have any problems with it yes, it does have a fuckton of misnamed/non-standardized functions/arguments, but with a good ide it just werks[/QUOTE] My big complaint is that the code is just absolutely unreadable, and this is coming from someone who actually enjoys systems programming in plain old C.
[QUOTE=Giraffen93;51055855]except for not having local variables, and not erroring when you try to access a variable that doesn't exist, i don't really have any problems with it[/QUOTE] I wish PHP would add something like Perl's "use strict" - so if you know your code is good, you can require variables be pre-declared, but old code still works as it was.
[QUOTE=Protocol7;51055880]My big complaint is that the code is just absolutely unreadable, and this is coming from someone who actually enjoys systems programming in plain old C.[/QUOTE] i don't really see what's different? unless you're talking about using user defined functions for literally everything? [QUOTE=gman003-main;51055921]I wish PHP would add something like Perl's "use strict" - so if you know your code is good, you can require variables be pre-declared, but old code still works as it was.[/QUOTE] i just wish javascript's "let" was more well known, i learnt about it like last month and it's a fucking godsend
I learned a php a while ago. It wasn't for me.
[QUOTE=gman003-main;51055921]I wish PHP would add something like Perl's "use strict" - so if you know your code is good, you can require variables be pre-declared, but old code still works as it was.[/QUOTE] But that would require PHP doing something beneficial.
i've completely deprecated PHP as a language, I just wish everyone else would catch up
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[QUOTE=Levelog;51056293]Am I wrong in considering [URL="http://m.banggood.com/Cube-I9-128GB-Intel-Core-m3-6Y30-Dual-Core-1_51-2_2GHz-12_2-Inch-Windows-10-Tablet-p-1036078.html?p=QZ14021624945201505Y"]this[/URL]? 12.2" Core M Chinese tablet, solid build quality. 4gb RAM, 128gb SSD, 1200p IPS screen, 2x USB 3.0 and one type C. Often goes down to $350 so I'd wait to pick it up for that.[/QUOTE] Looks pretty good, for the price. I've wanted crazier things. Make sure you grab the keyboard for it, though, from my Surface I can tell you that Windows is still not 100% usable without a keyboard from time to time.
Yeah I'd definitely be grabbing the keyboard, apparently the model for it works well.
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