This feature was originally implemented by BitComet (with fairly poor quality of implementation in my opinion) as a way to make it simpler to de-select certain files from being downloaded. Since bittorrent downloads pieces, and pieces may span multiple files. Otherwise when you de-select some fil...
Torrent shouldn't even need padding. Just have shorter pieces at the end of the file, just like in the end of the torrent. It's such an obvious and dumb design decision.
I am a 21 year old female living in Egypt and I am beyond terrified of my own father...at least i think he is my father. To say it shortly i think i might be adopted at a young age and no one told me about it.
In Egypt, daughters must carry the same name as the father my name is different than m...
I do not believe such organisations would exist in Egypt, or if they did, they would be operating outside the law. You are answering as a person who lives in a western country, and perhaps believe the rights we enjoy are universal. They are not. — user1751825yesterday
since federal US law supercedes state law, it was already illegal, they just didn't remove it from the consitution because it was largely a symbolic act to do that
"deadwood" laws are common in the US, and that's fine
@Ohnana The point of the law is indeed to avoid stray horses, but it applies to cars as well because it is for all chariots, and a car is defined as "a chariot without horses".
Well there is this hacking war going on between me and my friend which is not my friend because my friend will not hack me so is my enemy who was my friend so hacking war how to stop it?
@HenryWHHack The whole point of using a VM is to try to contain the infestation, so I'd say that they start by not configuring their VM to be on the local network...
I know how computers,cpu,gpu,motherboards,hardrives,ram,routers,switches,firewalls,modems,nat,dhcp,dns,tcp,ip,tcp/ip,udp,dmz,isp,internet,cloud computing vm and etc works
MD5 is not encryption, it is hashing. Not the same thing at all.
Otherwise, congratulations ! Whoever sends that to you is proposing marriage:
$ printf "You will be my wife one day" | md5sum
1ce67f05968d51656eb71f13368f0b2d -
(Take care before answering "yes": he looks like a big nerd.)
E...
@Simon the principles on this issue are 1) we are infosec and we use unique tools that others don't use, therefore we can be a valuable resource to those needing help, and 2) we are NOT a replacement for RTFM... answering questions that are already answered by the dev/vendor only creates noise
@Xander Well, for example, some questions about crypto would require the user to obtain YEARS of studying the subject. I think it's fair to ask someone who did spend those years to share his knowledge.
@schroeder the problem is if a user's first interaction with Sec.SE is to be told "RTFM n00b <close question>", even in a nice way, they're not very likely to continue to make use of the site
@schroeder I think those two ends of the spectrum are clear. We do have a fair few grey area questions though, so I reckon we just take them as they come
@Simon It can be assumed that for almost all questions, the answer is somewhere at the other end of a Google search, but it really takes knowledge to navigate it.
In a way, saying that everything can be obtained with Google is like saying that Michelangelo did not make the "David" sculpture, he just removed the stone bits which were around it.
MD5 is not encryption, it is hashing. Not the same thing at all.
Otherwise, congratulations ! Whoever sends that to you is proposing marriage:
$ printf "You will be my wife one day" | md5sum
1ce67f05968d51656eb71f13368f0b2d -
(Take care before answering "yes": he looks like a big nerd.)
E...
