> For people at the top management positions, the most practical method might be to simply hire an underling whose job is to type Win-L whenever his boss leaves the room. If that employee is decorative enough (which, in many cases, means that the employee is a she and is young) then such a plan will meet user approval, and be effective.
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What should be done?
rollback the changes?
manually rollback the changes, informing the editor t...
@lynks True, and it's not so much about the "virtual points" either. But it is about indicating to others that might have same questions which answer was helpful to OP. I wouldn't even care if accepts came without any rep, honestly.
@lynks Well since modding space, I've learned to appreciate that comments are supposed to be transient in nature... so I got "thanks" in the comment that might eventually be deleted, and nobody with the same question cold know if it helped at all or is indeed correct. I'd expect from most of our regulars to know that, but the majority of the traffic probably comes from search engines. They might need such signaling. I personally don't. ;)
So we all have to have a plethora of communication technologies available all the time. My phone has email, skype, whatsapp, twitter, sms and of course voice calls! This needs centralising.
I tried before to setup receiving headers only and open them if I wanted, but that kinda doesn't work as good as it sounds either
@lynks I use it as a phone or an auxiliary display and that's about it. Oh and I used to use it for SatNav, but I have a dedicated device now that's much easier to work with anyway.
Camera? Nope, I have better ones. Walkman? Nope, I can't be arsed. Mails, social networks,... Nope, I'd want to type. Reader? Nope, too small. Convenient weather updates. Yup! :D
@Polynomial I might have to read that. I remember that just increment and jump if 0 is a turing complete instruction set. But just mov? how do you set any values other than zero?
@RoryAlsop hehe yes that'd be a gift then... anyway, it became almost a meme of my LinkedIn profile ever since I was endorsed first time from "dunno who" from DMZ. A virtual wedgie of sorts, and I sure appreciate it. Almost as much as LinkedIn itself LOL
> I did not write this regular expression by hand. It is generated by the Perl module by concatenating a simpler set of regular expressions that relate directly to the grammar defined in the RFC.
Notice how it's autogenerated?
Also, after reading RFC822 again I'm reminded what's wrong with standards.
I also tend to rotate through tabs quite quickly. When doing any kind of research or debugging I'll open everything in a new tab, and close them as I don't need them anymore.
I really liked how Chrome ran each one as a separate process. At least then one javascript didn't blow away everything. However, it didn't handle the churn very well.
It wasn't uncommon for Chrome to eat up 8-10GB of ram. Let me tell you, that's insane.
@CodesInChaos There's several that get launched as part of the base browser setup, then one per tab. Unless flash is involved because it gets its own process.
@ThomasPornin If you would like to edit the question into something legitimate, I will be glad to hammer it open. However, I closed it not because we can't answer it, but because we shouldn't.
We're now covering the @OrbitalSciences Antares spacecraft on Cygnus ISS mission live in our @StackSpaceExp chat room http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/9682/the-pod-bay
I'm using Apache Tomcat 7 to run my webapp on Linux. I scanned it by Acunetix and it's telling me that my webapp is vulnerable to "Slow HTTP Denial of Service Attack". How can I protect it?
Acunetix is reffering me to here, but it's about securing Apache, not Tomcat.
@TildalWave I really want to answer you in the Pod Bay with something like "hilarious, best telemetry based comedy I've read in years, had me in tears"
@lynks The commentator was reading data in statue miles, and the telemetry readings were displayed in kilometers... I really hope they didn't actually mix those up, because the ISS is roughly at 260 miles, not kilometers LOL
@lynks Reading it wrong. Note the statement afterwards "...it's about securing Apache, not Tomcat". Obviously, our site isn't so prominently about web application security that anyone would say that. So there must be a link missing somewhere in the post.
@Simon Probably. Regardless, my response is 31 / M / None-of-your-damn-business.
Proposal: Tor
IT Security already has a rather active tor tag. Questions about the security concerns and technical workings of Tor are on-topic there.
Questions about setting up and configuring Tor already have a home on Superuser, which also has a tor tag.
As far as Tor development questions ...
@TerryChia Yeah, and apparently there's been nearly that many questions posted in the past 3 months on that proposal. But look at how many of those are effectively duplicates!
Come to think, there should be a "close as duplicate" option in A51. It's no use counting a question in the tally of sample questions if it's a duplicate.
Typically, you would just start the listener separately: Open a new terminal and run your nc -l -p 9999. Leave that there waiting, then fire off your exploit causing the remote machine to start a reverse shell.
There are loads of things that can go wrong in this process, generally just binding a...
Currently, the flagging options for Example Questions on Area 51 are thus:
Offensive, Abusive, or Hate Speech
Spam
Requires Moderator attention
I suggest adding one more: "Duplicate of existing question". In some cases, an Example Question being proposed is effectively the same as one that ha...
@Iszi I don't see why it would be opposed, sure there's the mod flag option that could serve for that purpose, but having it available there for all to choose from could only be a good thing, no?
Anyway, you get a +1 from me. That buys you advantage over 2 downvotes LOL
this is the dumpest site ever on the internet fuck you guys
This post was edited to add in a comment to the post. Clearly, the user has a high enough reputation that he/she should understand that this is unacceptable behavior, but did it anyway. (shudder)
What should be done?
rollback the changes?
manually rollback the changes, informing the editor t...
I'm using Apache Tomcat 7 to run my webapp on Linux. I scanned it by Acunetix and it's telling me that my webapp is vulnerable to "Slow HTTP Denial of Service Attack". How can I protect it?
Acunetix is reffering me to here, but it's about securing Apache, not Tomcat.
Proposal: Tor
IT Security already has a rather active tor tag. Questions about the security concerns and technical workings of Tor are on-topic there.
Questions about setting up and configuring Tor already have a home on Superuser, which also has a tor tag.
As far as Tor development questions ...
Currently, the flagging options for Example Questions on Area 51 are thus:
Offensive, Abusive, or Hate Speech
Spam
Requires Moderator attention
I suggest adding one more: "Duplicate of existing question". In some cases, an Example Question being proposed is effectively the same as one that ha...
