Got some sushi-making stuff for personal-facebookspam-day
white thing is a Sushi bazooka, makes easy peasy rolled sushi, and the red thing is a handy tool to make cube-formed sushi, extremely handy if you don't have such well hands as me
(I am not sure this questions fits this board, if it doesn't please redirect me accordingly)
(I can only post two links, so bear with me :p)
(can't find any decent tags for this... :( )
As you can see by a previous question of mine on this board, I am doing some work with Devolo powerline device...
If the site is based on ASPX files, then it is more than likely that this is a ASP.NET application - most probably hosted on IIS.
IIS has a very simple checkbox to enable Windows Integrated Authentication.
IE, on Windows 7, will by default send your credentials to any web server in the loc...
somebody please enlighten me why it is getting so much damn attention.
My classmate asked me if I want to 'hook up' later.
What does that mean?
Does he mean to meet up and study? Or something else, like meeting up for food?
I have never heard of hooking up before, please explain me.
also, all those answers be like "sometimes it means sex, but OBVIOUSLY HE JUST WANTS TO STUDY WITH YOU hurhur GO MEET HIM SOMEPLACE PRIVATE hurhurhur TO STUDY snicker"
If I have a payload of e.g. 8 bits and I want to encrypt it using AES 128, I will need to add some random padding to make the plaintext 128 bits long. Does this padding affect the security of AES?
I would like to encrypt some authentication tokens using AES 256 (not tied to this algorithm but it seems to be a reasonable choice). These messages are usually very short at 128-256 bits. I'm concerned foremost about the security, not very concerned about ciphertext length or performance in eith...
@TildalWave hmmm I dont know this question asks if there is risk adding more, the previous one asks about adding less... possibly similar answers but i think a different question... its hard
when i sing karaoke im like jigglie puff, except no one falls asleep. their ears start dripping with blood and they pass out.... but i still find it just as effective....super effective...
My challenge was , I have to restrict the user in AWS Redhat7 RDP session that user shouldn't drag and drop or cut and paste file into or from the server's RDP to users Desktop and vice versa .I succeeded by editing xrdp.in file by comment the bellow lines
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@AviD we were discussing punch cards on our evening out on Friday (as various folks there did work with them) and we ended up googling USB punch card readers - they exist!! Cc @RоryMcCune