rah: If i were to send like 5 messages like that, you'd probably have a REAL slow box (depending on the number of simultaneous sessions there are in chat)
One more little question, SSH Tunnels are mostly Non-Persistent, If i had to create a Persistent Tunnel to Access a Internal Network of a Particular Institute (Example: My College) From Home. Than what's the Best choice to do
If you read the Pastebin Article link which i given above, You could see that the Gamma Group have attacked an Embedded System and Elevated to Hacking the Whole Internal Networks. That's mind boggling
They wrote a Point in that write up About "Watch and Listen", So after breaking into a server, how did He listened over the Traffic
The Embedded System Exploit Part must be by Reversing the Firmware and Getting Previlege over Hacking Team's Network, but than He pivoted It amazingly to the Whole Network ...
Yes, That's what i thought, Maybe it was a root cause for Bangladesh bank hack too ..
But The Attacker GammaGroup Had Embedded Backdoor inside the Exploit which includes NMAP , TCPDump Which sounds amazing
And Coding it without making noise into server, is a good sign of Exploitation too. Because most people do error while doing some shell commands and gets logged.
@qwertyuiop I've heard a lot of people breaking down for various reasons. One of them could very likely be a domain admin. If I should guess, it must be the one that sounds like a walrus maniacally murdering an elephant in mud. Oh... you said "heard of". Nevermind.
@Nick it's really not the users' call - the SE team will review the private beta's progress and at some point decide whether to let it continue to public beta, or shut it down
there have been a few sites that never graduated out of beta
@allquixotic Wait, how long can stay in beta? Given the topic, deepweb SE can stay in beta for a very long time given its name and objective. SE team may do that as a joke...you know, since it's deepweb o-o
Charging from 47% using a QC Quick Charge charger : estimated time 51 minutes. When using a standard 5v 2A charger: 58 minutes. When using any charger with "fast charge" disabled in settings: 3 hours.
With a 5v 1A charger: 1.5 hours.
Wireless charging: Using a 5v 1A charger: 1hr 35m. Using a 5v 2A charger: 1hr 35m. Using a QC Quick Charge charger: 1hr 10m.
My phone can charge at 3A using the USB Power Delivery standard, but it plays nice with pretty much any charger, charging as quickly as the charger supports. It's not Qualcomm Quick Charge, but it works the way I expect it to.
@RahulBasu Apparently "Anyone can access private beta by simply clicking the link to it in the Area51 proposal" - that's what I did. It asked me to create an account.
I've just killed an automatic [i.e. self-initiated; WTF Microsoft?!!!] upgrade to Win 10 (from 7) by unplugging my desktop. Have anyone seen that? This could be a real emergency.
Then stop supporting Win 7. That would minimize the cost of maintenance. But don't force the upgrade. I have work to do... NOW. I can not spend the next week figuring out which ones of my programs (some fairly old, and not cheap) can work with Win 10 and which ones can't.
I'm not a litigious person. But this time, I hope somebody sues Microsoft (perhaps for loss of data). That should teach them a lesson (that's the only kind of lesson they can understand).
@tereško It doesn't matter who had no say (no balls, no courage, no common sense, no consideration). It's all one company.
@JourneymanGeek My leaving had actually very little to do with elections (directly) - I chose to skip out a couple of days before elections were announced. Just weird timing. (and Richard's situation - as far as I know, which isn't much) - isn't directly related to elections either, although elections were partly caused by his prior demodding)
@JourneymanGeek The idea was... SO is for programming professionals. Physics is for physics professionals. But SFF was basically for fans. So I got curious if we had any professionals among the multitude of fans.
Of course for SFF that's kind of difficult - you don't have "general SFF" professionals who simply have far more expertise than dedicated fans... (the only expertise they would have would be either in 1 specific work they authored; OR literary kind that's offtopic for SFF and ontopic for Writers.SE)
... and the expertise of an author etc... who is posting from personal experience is a problem as we have no way to authenticate whether said author is a real person or a fake
@NickAlexeev While I make no excuses for Microsoft's actions, this has been ridiculously highly publicized, and there are multiple free and open source programs available for you to download (or manually execute the steps by hand) to prevent this behavior. You have to have been living under a rock to get hit by this.
It's like saying "Huh?! There are robbers that will go around and break into your house and steal your stuff if you leave your door unlocked?!"
This is probably the biggest story in tech over the past year. It's extraordinarily hard to miss.
What MSFT is doing is wrong. Fact. However, it is trivial for users to prevent it, and every single tech community and news source known to man has been going out of their way to make it abundantly clear that this is a problem and here's how you can avoid it.
While I sympathize with you, I think you should make a bit more of an effort to stay informed on tech news in the future, to avoid being blindsided by this or any other problem that may befall you.
The funny thing is, "real" businesses (large enterprises, at least... dunno about small biz) run Windows 7 Enterprise, and the Enterprise edition of Windows will never upgrade of its own volition.
I suppose the implication is that, if you are serious about sticking to a specific version of Windows going forward, the Enterprise edition is the way to go.
Skyrim generates such big save files, and given that I have File History configured to take snapshots every 15 minutes, the stored data adds up fast, even with NTFS compression.
Two major mods installed, USLEEP and SkyUI; these shouldn't cause the save files to dramatically expand. This is the Legendary Edition, though, and the extra DLC data probably explains the large file sizes.
How long will a private beta be up normally?
