I have a managed switch on my network but I don't remember the subnet.
How can I scan all the private network without changing my ip address : 10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16
Thanks for advices
I need a word. I want to use "coherent" but that implies complete or logically sound. I want a word to indicate on that path but not quite so demeaning as "not jibberish".
Erm... OK. I'm gonna have to disagree.
Here's your question in Safari on an iPhone 5s.
You'll never guess what the "Click to show spoiler" button does.
@bluefeet "Click to show spoiler" works in the mobile view, but not in the desktop view. Bohemian, I'm not sure what our plans are for supporting desktop views on mobile browsers, but I suspect they're along the lines of "use the mobile view, Luke". — Anna Lear ♦17 mins ago
So ... we have a user saying this:
@bluefeet browser. The app is completely useless (TBH I have long forgotten it exists) — Bohemian ♦4 hours ago
Who then proceeds to use the desktop site on a mobile browser instead?
The user also doesn't seem to know what spoiler markup is (considering that awkward description of "rollover blockquoted text"), and thinks drugs are inherently offensive.
If it were any other site than SO, I'd assume the account had been infiltrated.
I mean, seriously ... Right now, the impression I got is that this is a moderator elected purely based on repuation, who has hardly any experience and knowledge of the SE system and is a little too opinionated for my taste.
Well, the community's opinion comes first, so at that point it's really just reinforcing community opinion - that's not primarily applying the opinion to the diamond.
Telling some random users that he doesnt like their name because he's a septuagenarian, and this isnt the way we did it back in the 1800's, the guy sounds like an insufferable prick.
But this goes off on a tangent, my point is "I am incompetent and I'll refuse to accept that." is what both of those meta Qs look like, and that's ... not good.
@AviD Also, age may be an excuse for using Java (teeheeehee), but it's no excuse for being thoroughly incompetent in the use of the very tools he was elected to supervise.
The username of this user is "Assh O. Le".
However, in his defence he has racked up 420 reputation and 19 bronze badges, so he's not without some merit.
Should this be allowed as a "humorous" moniker?
Would we be overly prudish to disallow it?
Personally, I think this is going too far to be co...
@Bohemian Your father-in-law tells you names from government files for a laugh? Glad to here our data is secure.. as always. — JamesOct 21 '13 at 14:06
On data explorer, why do votes have the time part of their creationDate (a DATETIME datatype, that is a date and a time) all set to midnight?
This query shows that this has been the case for some time.
It means that certain time sensitive queries can't be made.
Can this be fixed?
Fine... I will post another question then. I think I have attracted a downvoting stalker. I'll collect the info the hard way. — Bohemian ♦Feb 18 at 5:09
I .. what ... why ...
... Okay, I want to stop now.
The more I read, the more disappointed I am by the entirety of SO.
I am looking for a report that states the cost-per-incident in a normal enterprise. But it will be much better if you have the cost-per-incident per enterprise per market
(security incident)
For example, what is the cost of finding a virus in a PC of an enterprise? (if any)
@kiBytes Good luck with that. Not a single report is ever reported without an agenda. Usually the intention is to show that security breaches are EXPENSIVE cause we sell the solution
so dis-intermediation in database security could refer to a situation where the application is handling access control restrictions on behalf of the database (i.e. like the way most web-apps do it with a pool of generic users who access the database). if you dis-intermediate, you have the database do the access control itself
theoretically could be more secure, but a pain in the ass to manage
so if you think about it, if each app user has a unique db account with just a permissions profile defined to only allow access to data they should be able to see, things like SQLi may be much less of a problem
@Adnan ahh that was generically about DB permissions, but yeah if you had a bunch of users (unlike the one user profile thata data.SE probably uses) that would be it.
@LucasKauffman hey consultant-boy, do you not have a report to write :op
What I find offensive is this inane digging into users' personal information, the source of his name, his family tree.... Enough already. Not everyone in the entire world has names that conform to your culture or expectations. If he claims it's his real name, have a little bit of trust here. And even if it's not - so what? He didn't call you a bad name. If he called himself @SomeRandomShmuck, how is that possibly offensive? This is the Internet. If you can't stand someone calling himself a vaguely "bad" word, I have some bad news for you about this Internet-thing.... — AviD2 mins ago
@Cyber-Rory I'd have to wait some time (30 days, I think) to change the name again.
One way to get a round the time limitation is to use "Save And Copy Profile To All Stack Exchange Accounts". Sadly, I cannot use that. I have unique "about me" section for each of my accounts.
I've seen photographs of cars with strange inclined tires like the one in the picture I pasted here. They seems to be Japanese cars. Is it for drifting? Maybe for appearance? Do the tires get injuries?
It's captive portal'd, but that just wants your phone number (which it verifies, and then gives you a day's worth of Net as long as you don't close the tab)
@Adnan Forcing you to reboot after uninstalling Visual Studio is no more logical.
In fact it makes very little sense to force a reboot at any point before or after installing or uninstalling any non-system application. Unless (gods forbid !) the OS has been written by a herd of schizoid baboons, of course.
I actually dont belong to any squad, I was removed a while back. Something about bugging all the officers with my expectation of "logic", or something like that.
as it is, since I'm just "officially" laying around with no responsiblities, I'm the one they would tap for any busy work. Kitchen, gardening, cleaning, rocks arrangement.... I'd wind up working the hardest.
@Xander weelll..... yeah. but in principle, the training is to prepare for war. for when the bad guys come to shoot us, we can blow them up faster.
> A French consumer group is taking action over the three companies' [Twitter, Facebook, Google] refusal to alter their terms and conditions on privacy - including sending French users to documents in English.
@AviD - wouldn't work for me. I don't know a single character name - I'd obviously end up getting a kicking from my classmates for continuing to be too loud
@RоryMcCune when I see a pair(s) of boobies I have at least (power of) two more reasons to watch it, unless it's a sci-fi flick in which case I might practice powers of three ... either case, it's plural :P
Erm... OK. I'm gonna have to disagree.
Here's your question in Safari on an iPhone 5s.
You'll never guess what the "Click to show spoiler" button does.
The username of this user is "Assh O. Le".
However, in his defence he has racked up 420 reputation and 19 bronze badges, so he's not without some merit.
Should this be allowed as a "humorous" moniker?
Would we be overly prudish to disallow it?
Personally, I think this is going too far to be co...
What is disintermediation means and what kind of security?
I've seen photographs of cars with strange inclined tires like the one in the picture I pasted here. They seems to be Japanese cars. Is it for drifting? Maybe for appearance? Do the tires get injuries?
