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12:06 AM
that was derpy
I was wondering why I had no sound coming out of my headphones. Which was plugged into the amp, which was not plugged into the soundcard.
 
 
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1:10 AM
holy crap this is cool
 
 
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4:05 AM
Am I bad for feeding the trolls? superuser.com/questions/468524/…
 
4:22 AM
Anyone want an invite the the Freelancers private beta? We need more questions to make it public. Ping me!
 
 
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5:23 AM
(Shameless pinging) @Luke I'm looking for someone to go through my site a bit, so I have someone to test it before I hand it in. It would be greatly appreciated if you could do that for me.
 
@Ariane need halp ?
 
lol
hm, SR3 is a lot more amusing with the russian accent
 
@JourneymanGeek SR3 ?
 
saints row 3
 
@JourneymanGeek I was stupid enough to not buy that during thq bundle >.<
 
5:29 AM
yes you were ;p
 
I played that game after the bundle ended and it was real awesome
barcelona is amazing google.co.in/maps/…
 
I'm almost tempted to buy the sequel when it comes out
 
And I should try and finish all the games I got through the thq bundle :P
 
with HIBs ALWAYS pay the average, they very often throw new stuff in later
 
5:51 AM
@Ariane Details?
 
 
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@HackToHell: actually that explains a lot ;p
 
I am scared to go to university now @_@
I was actually expecting advanced stuff at college not bubble sort and other childish crap -_-
 
lol
@HackToHell: unless you are SERIOUSLY lucky, focus on grades and don't get your hopes up on getting interesting stuff ;p
 
@JourneymanGeek duh, did you quit engineering cause of stuff like that
 
@HackToHell: yeah
 
7:16 AM
School is like that but I expected college to be different >.<
 
don't want to scare you or anything ;p
no difference ;p
 
My last computer teacher was suck a dick that she didn't allow me to install VS
had to use TurboC++ :/
 
oh, one thing with my school I love
"We expect you to submit stuff in word .doc, use whatever tools you want"
but you're expected to document them
 
Luckily she was mu teacher for only the last two years of my school life :D
 
also, if you're good at coding, buddy with someone semi-smart but has issues
not an idiot, then you'd do all the work ;p
 
7:19 AM
@JourneymanGeek I like breaking and fixing things better than coding ;p
 
lol
so do I!
 
Anyone can code, not everyone knows software internals
 
lol
yup
I don't do either ;p
I have a good memory, and a good nose for working out where stuff is broken >_>
 
oh gawd CSE syllabus is boring :|
 
lol
school is boring
 
7:23 AM
I am going to be learning C and Java (J2SE and J2EE) for 4 fucking years
 
J2EE is really outdated
 
eh, I primarily learnt how to write reports ;p
 
only google uses it
@JourneymanGeek LOL
 
and skim through acedemic documents VERY fast, and convince people you know what you're talking about
ESPECIALLY when you do, but
 
7:25 AM
You mean academic book s?
 
lol
books/documents/reports
protip. Read the abstract. If its useful, control f through for key words ;p
 
I usually finish all my books before the start of the year so that I can sleep/read story books in class
 
lol
we do a lot of research papers in murdoch
especially on the management side
you can't read all the books
;p
 
@JourneymanGeek i have no idea how many books will be prescribed in colleges
 
usually? one per course
you will often have additional supplimentary notes/books you are expected to read
I can tell you, quite frankly, I only used the texts for about a quarter my modules
I use google scholar (I linked it with my school library account so i could access more books) a lot
 
7:33 AM
hmmm I still have 2 more months before it starts
 
what's your major?
 
I THINK i will be doing Computer Science
I might switch to Information Technology, depends on stuf
 
can you find a syllabus/course plan?
 
yes, I found one and that's why I am moaning about it being boring ;p
There seems to be only minor difference between colleges
 
Bob
8:08 AM
urgh
my desktop has just... frozen
I wasn;t even using it
 
8:41 AM
@Bob :(
 
Bob
@OliverSalzburg just hard restarted it
not much else to do
 
9:08 AM
I had freezes like that coming out of nowhere as well. Very annoying. Usually my USB headphones are to blame :P
Or so I imagine
 
Bob
hmmm
mine are plugged in. I wonder.
 
In my case it's usually related to them being disconnected though. It's hard to do any real research because the situation usually causes a freeze ;D
 
Bob
o.O
 
But I think the actual audio device does not get removed when I unplug them in certain cases. And as soon as an application wants to play a sound, it freezes. And soon the whole system freezes
 
Bob
ouch
 
9:20 AM
The worst thing to do is unplug while the computer is asleep. That freezes it 100% on wakeup after unlocking
Windows wants to play the "Welcome You!" sound and that's it :D
user image
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Cat likes shiny things
 
lol
as long as cat doesn't pounce it ;p
 
She just stares at it for hours :P
 
Bob
9:41 AM
@OliverSalzburg get a laser pointer :P
 
@Bob Sure, but it's not laser time right now. It gets them really hyped
 
The first time my cat saw a fire, it inhaled it :'(, stupid thing tried to smell it :D
 
We had some burned whiskers here as well. That's the only way they learn apparently
This is mostly protest time though, they're waiting for the 12 o'clock feeding
After that they finally calm down and sleep
 
@OliverSalzburg My cat used to bite everyone of it was hungry
 
9:54 AM
:D
 
Bob
ooh... annoy-a-tron
 
10:33 AM
Someone called me at 10:00 this "morning" while I wasn't at my desk yet. So I called them back 20 minutes later, they were like "I'm in the middle of something. I'll call you right back." Now it's 12:30 and still no call
I wonder what was so important
 
Bob
lol
damn it Intel
why does IRST run verification at what seems to be the highest priority?
I'm trying to use my computer ffs
how about letting some other programs have more than a tiny sliver of disk access time
no, clippy, go die in a fire
 
Bob
10:52 AM
O.O
Why is that on Steam? :S
 
I guess steam wants to be a full package manager? ;p
 
lol package manager :D
 
thats pretty much what it is
 
Bob
@OliverSalzburg Cool, you can reset hotkeys like that? :D
 
and actually if you think about it, its pretty good at that
 
10:53 AM
 
@Bob They have a couple of applications on Steam now
 
steam greenlight...
geeze seems SLIGHTLY dubious ;p
 
Stuff like Greenlight is really amazing. Like, you let your customers determine what to sell them. You can't go wrong with that
It's like on the radio where they give you 3 songs to pick from, and you can call an expensive number or send a text message to chose which one they should play
As if it mattered. The call/message is probably more expensive than the MP3!
And all the people who didn't pick the winning song will be like :((((
Now they have to wait 10 minutes before they play that one :((((((((((((((
 
Bob
@OliverSalzburg Heh. As @allquixotic would say, Pringles! :P
 
11:02 AM
@OliverSalzburg: and don't forget, steam dosen't really lose any money if a game dosen't sell
 
But it probably will sell because the future customers picked it :D
 
@OliverSalzburg: or they blacklist the company from greenlight ;p
 
Bob
11:21 AM
O.O
that name...
 
Bob
uhh
 
Oh what...
 
Bob
if you load that link, select the URL and hit enter again
(named anchors seem to be broken on that blog)
 
Yeah, I guess you wanted to point to kinos comment?
 
Bob
11:23 AM
yep
 
Gah what a trolly comment
 
11:45 AM
he does have a point tho ;p
cause its soooooo hard to have Qwerty as an option and let people switch
everyone did it in france, which was awesome, cause I wish azerty would DIAF
oh god. I want to kill my dad.
he's trying to learn sql. he has sqlite.exe saved on his computer. instructions say sqlite foo.db. he starts sqlite, then types foo.db. then complains it dosen't work
 
12:03 PM
@JourneymanGeek better than my mom, who restarts IE everytime she wants to go to another website
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek that's... not how you learn SQL
 
@HackToHell: he knows enough to get into trouble... but not enough to understand how to get out of it
@Bob: XD, I actually told him, twice he has no idea what he's doing. I thought he was doing a MOOC course, but he's wandered off into some tangent
 
Bob
1. get a proper query browser
2. get a proper query browser
(or whatever the generic name for those things is)
it's really helpful to see what's going on
heck, even phpMyAdmin can work for that
 
lol
the CLI is better for learning the commands.
I need to get him off the craptastic windows shell tho
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek eh, visualising the results really helps
and the CLI makes no difference from a GUI when all you're doing is entering a text command
any textbox would work for that
and the command would be exactly the same
 
12:47 PM
I'm beginning to think my computer just just hates power supplies, anybody know of a problem that could cause a computer to chew out PSU's one after another, @Hennes @Bob @JourneymanGeek
Put my computer into sleep mode at 2AM. got up at 8:30 AM, found it doing same thing that happened last time the PSU was about to pop, power on, here everything start up, then the fan just keeps going at mid RPM and the power light just keeps flashing
I'll take the silence as a no
 
Or as absence. I am not 24/7 behind my desktop
Broken power (socket side, with spikes), maybe some weird combination of a broken motherboard, bad luck... all three are possible (and neither quite likely)
 
1:17 PM
Bad luck, yeah I'll definitely go with that as part of the problrm
I had the thing running a whole 3 months and by looks of it, need a new psu
I'll go check to see if there is any issues with the socket then take a look at the PSU itself, right after I take a shower
 
@user88311 I have heard of computers nomming on power supplies like they're donuts, and usually it requires replacing all components to fix it
 
@user88311: I'd probably blame the power input
it would be useful to work out what failed tho
 
1:47 PM
> The SourceData argument is required if SourceType isn't xlExternal. It can be a Range object (when SourceType is either xlConsolidation or xlDatabase) or an Excel Workbook Connection object (when SourceType is xlExternal).
It can be a String referencing a range
 
@user88311: I'd ask an obvious question - are you using a cheap PSU, and are there any other devices that are failing?
 
@OliverSalzburg /me peers at his cat. One set of burned whiskers, 3 weeks old.
 
3 weeks ago I needed candles as IR source for my Wii. @kitten_lindy tried to sniff the fire
@kitten_Lindy
My name is Lindy Hop. I was born 29-4-2011. On 2-8-2011 I found a new home, thanks to the local animal shelter.
224 tweets, 10 followers, following 0 users
As you can see she is skilled in using computers. Especially in walking over keyboards.
 
@Hennes Your cat has its own Twitter?
 
2:01 PM
Yup.
As do some people's horns and bicycles.
 
my computer has a twi - oh wait, that's a virus :D
 
Example:
@Charlie_Serpent
Military serpent in C. Official serpent of the London Gallery Quire, oft found slithering about with @artsyhonker in other settings. Non-venomous!
185 tweets, 70 followers, following 72 users
This musical instrument has 72 followers.
 
new twitter one boxing :D
 
there's probably a desk with more followers than me
 
2:04 PM
Sometimes transported by bike:
@_Millicent_0, London
57 tweets, 22 followers, following 7 users
For the record, my own bike does not have a name.
It is just 'the bike' or 'the new bike'
 
lol
@Hennes: If i was a hardcore biker I'd name it
kinda like how my computers have a name
 
Ah. my old white laptop was "lily". The dark blue one "Iris"
 
The Pentium (modern, no longer a 486!) with a 1100 guilder CDROM plextor SCSI burner was 'dragon'
 
Athena, Artemis, Nyx are mine, shared computer is black beauty. Home servers were kitten and tamandua
 
2:12 PM
my computers have a fairly random name: vk#rms. I picked it at random by hitting keys one day and eventually learned why I wanted to keep it; "rms" is Richard Stallman's initials :D
started out with 4 and I use even numbers, so 4 6 8 10, etc... I'm up to 22
I give virtual machines an odd number
 
What if you run a dozen VMs on a single server?
 
I haven't hit that scenario yet, but I'd probably keep incrementing the odd number counter
never had a need to have more than one VM per box
and my surface has 0
 
@HackToHell @Luke Never saw the ping before going to bed. oo'

Well, it's a bit late now because the teacher is going to correct it today, but I wanted people to go around http://tsukimi.alwaysdata.net/projet_final and test around to see how well things worked. And ideally not mess things up too much because the teacher needs a proper page layout to correct and the crappy, patchy CSS is fragile.
 
2:31 PM
@Ariane learning CSS/HTML?
 
@allquixotic Yes but certainly not in THIS project. I'd have minus one thousand over how messy and just globally awful the CSS and HTML are (using the teacher's template thinking it would be simpler - both wrong and time-consuming). This is a PHP project to make a homemade mini-CMS.
 
ah
i don't want to break it, besides i'd be very tempted to test its security and i'm doubtful your teacher is going to grade you on security best practices
 
@allquixotic: I started the greek goddess series cause I keep running into athena/minerva references everywhere
 
@allquixotic Nope, however someone did the exact same yesterday and got himself unable to login because he put a SQL injection in his login. He pestered me a lot so I actually did improve the security from the nothingness it was. So if you feel like testing security, even though it doesn't count, I don't mind. I'm actually curious of how much a novice at security like myself could improve security in a relatively short time.
 
artemis was athena, when I got my new laptop, I wanted to move the name to it, there was an article with two tunnel boring machines, one called athena, one called athena ;p
nyx is called nyx cause I was originally planning on sneaking in parts ;p
 
2:38 PM
If I ever have a decicated host as a wiki front-end it will be called Athena
Goddess of wisdom.
 
@allquixotic If you're the challenge type, then I challenge you to obtain my MySQL database login information. It's possible, but contrary to yesterday, it shouldn't be easy. :p
 
What was it yesterday? No password?
 
@Hennes: patron goddess of the geeks ;p
 
If I tell you that it's a big hint. Do you want the hint?
 
Is the hint named 'Bobby' ?
I would not mind the frontend website.
And then I try something devious.
 
2:39 PM
Eeeh? I.... don't know?
 
Ariane: do you know redirects?
select foo from table where id is 1 or 1>2; --
 
@Hennes JS redirects? Yeah, my website literally spams them.
 
It took me half an hour before I realised it was not a standard out to standard error
 
@Ariane sorry, just saw this,I am going out !
 
Instead 2>1 equals true
 
2:40 PM
@HackToHell: mellon? ;p
 
@HackToHell Have fun!
 
gandalf, oops
 
@JourneymanGeek close, gandalf :P
@Ariane :)
@JourneymanGeek reverse search ?
 
@Hennes Something you tried on my website? I'm sorta confused.
 
Nope. But I recently read up on security flaws. Including sql injections
 
2:41 PM
@HackToHell: hovered over the image ;p
 
@Hennes you use bourne based shells too much :D
 
Apparently there are debug/warning tolls which warn for true and for 1=1 in SQL statements. But not yet for silly things like A>B. And 2>1 matches that.
(Source: 24 deadly sins)
 
wouldn't shell redirection have to be 2>&1 though? I always thought you needed the &
 
When the mind sees something it expects it will correct for minor errors.
 
@Ariane actually i think i could do some cool stuff if i had a valid login...
like, stuff past the login page
 
2:46 PM
@allquixotic Is your name 'little bobby' ?
 
@allquixotic Lol, the guy yesterday didn't see it either. It's the text fields' placeholders.
 
Fatal error: Call to a member function free() on a non-object in /home/tsukimi/www/projet_final/scripts/auth_check.php on line 16
 
@allquixotic Did you try an SQL injection in your login?
 
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2:49 PM
@Ariane No
I entered the field labels
 
@allqui Weird... Can you restart your browser(s) and tell me if it still happens?
 
@Ariane no need to restart my browser, i can delete the PHPSESSID cookie
i can get to any page within the front-end, but when i click administration i get the same error every time without an authentication prompt, as long as i keep my session ID cookie
 
http://tsukimi.alwaysdata.net/projet_final/
Projet is French for Project ?
 
GET tsukimi.alwaysdata.net/projet_final/… with PHPSESSID=k1ss69nmalrbumijmrm169803t7l09f6
 
Oh cool. before I am logged in I get a coockie with a session ID
(checking with webscarab as proxy)
That is wrong
 
2:52 PM
you can try it yourself; use something like this to set the cookie
 
gotta go out. Keep testing. Sorry.
 
It is as if I walk into a hotel and management says "The pincode for the next room is 12345678". Do you want a room
 
@Hennes not necessarily; it's ok to get a cookie before you're authenticated, it can just keep track of session state, and say something on the backend like authenticated=false
 
Maybe
But session IDs should be generated after a succesful login
And wipe from the DB after a logout
And protected by a proper timeout
In non-plaiin text.
 
@Hennes a secure app will give you a new session ID after you've successfully logged in; OR, the entire connection, from the time you get the cookie until after you're authenticated, takes place over HTTPS
 
2:54 PM
Ok.
 
And I'm back, time to do dissemble my computer again
 
But then you also want to remember to set a secure cookie.
So it does not get sent if you connect over HTTP.
Even if you redirect all http pages to https
Granted. I am not a security guy. I am just someone who did IT system management and who is trying to learn how to use webscarab to break webgoat
 
or you can disable your HTTP port entirely ;p
 
Reference: code.google.com/p/webgoat and OWAS
Often not done for performance reasons.
/me downloads projet_final.zip
admin / superadmin
 
think this can be CSRF'ed?
 
3:06 PM
$query="
			select *
			from $table_admin
			where username='$user'
			and password='$pass'
		";
I wonder if I and use a username of true
 
sure, but that wouldn't help you any
 
I am totally new to this
 
I've disconnected anything that would use power, hard drive, ethernet, dvd drive, all USB devices, still getting same result, fans turn on, and power light just keeps flashing, about 3X faster than it normally does in hybrid sleep mode, which is what it was in before I tried to power on, time to check the connectors
@Hennes Any ideas on specifics of what just to look for
 
Sadly: no.
@ariane: Leaving the directory listable with a backup file in it might not be the best move. Especially if that backup contains passwords.
-- phpMyAdmin SQL Dump
-- version 3.4.8
-- phpmyadmin.net
--
-- Host: mysql2
-- Generation Time: May 29, 2013 at 10:19 AM
-- Server version: 5.1.49
-- PHP Version: 5.3.6-11

SET SQL_MODE="NO_AUTO_VALUE_ON_ZERO";
SET time_zone = "+00:00";

--
-- Database: `projet_final`
--
CREATE DATABASE `projet_final` DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci;
USE `projet_final`;

-- --------------------------------------------------------

--
-- Table structure for table `admin`
--

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `admin` (
 
@Hennes nice find
 
3:20 PM
I really should have stopped on line short of the actual password
Ok, now replaced with DELETED
Possible note:
`<input type="hidden" name="posted" value="1" />`
Hidden fields are not hidden. They are just not shown.
 
@Hennes can you do anything useful by reading or setting the value?
 
In this case: not that I can see.
 
then it's probably fine
 
This is a bit blantant though: <input name="adminPassword" type="password" placeholder="superadmin" required="required" />
I expect that to be a joke
 
That always lovely moment when you need to find vicegrips just to unplug the 20pin from the motherboard
 
3:34 PM
20 pin? What is 20 pins?
34 was floppy. 40 was IDE. 80 was IDE. 50 was SCSI, 68 was SCSI (and 80 on SCA). 44 laptop IDE... but 20 ?
 
@Hennes the main motherboard connector is sorta like a molex but with 20 pins instead
....for 12V power
 
Heh, I missed 25 for serial. 25 for paralel... and 25 for apple SCSI
 
it's either 20 or 20+4 ("24")
 
Ah, the old 24 pins one.
 
20(+4)
 
3:37 PM
I forgot about those
 
it'd be easier if we could use the USB connector for everything ;) mobo power, pci-e, sata, etc
 
Meh
I kind of hate USB
Toooooo much overhead.
 
agreed
 
I want eSATA and thunderbolt and displayport
But most of the world will not agree to that
USB might be slow, clumsy, half assed, but it is userfriendly.
Anyone here who like true humour
I mentioned this link before, but it is still great
 
I see what looks to be either dust, the result of the connector being pushed in to far somehow, or very light scorch marks on the inside of one of the 24 pins, to be exact I think it's pin 18
The reason I say light scorch, is because it's not black, it's gray and more of a circle where the connector of the PSU would have come in contact with the plastic
If all else fails, I might try a cmos clear before I try a different psu, since I read if this happening sometimes with sleep mode, oh lovely windows
 
3:57 PM
I'm back.
@Hennes I know about the hidden field. Its goal is just to pass a variable that isn't relevant to show the user.
The password being shown in the placeholder is just to give the teacher the password easily without him having to open the database.
As for the zip, congratulations on deleting it. I thought since the root folder had an index you couldn't list it, and since I put a link validation on the download.php page, I thought it was somewhat secure. How did you get it?
 
I could list the root folder
 
@Hennes Can you link it?
 
Ah, we might be discussing different roots.
Without the /projet
 
tsukimi.alwaysdata.net ? That gives me the "Test" index.html
 
I get this:
 
3:59 PM
Also @Hennes your Opera is displaying the control panel completely wrong, unless you played with the style.
 

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