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Entering a Password Multiple Times for Security
6/20/2004I was thinking about the 1983 movie WarGames and how the computer personality of “Joshua” acted like a human. The first time you asked it a question, it responded with a question or didn’t give a complete answer. However, if … Continue reading →
Inspired for Open Source
10/28/2004My Uncle Ted visited today. He’s amazing – went to MIT and Brown, worked for Apple, and now he works for the OSAF. One thing we talked about was how it doesn’t matter, in the grand scheme of things, where … Continue reading →
Elliot’s Short Updates for 2009-03-21 via Twitter
3/21/2009Searching for a church near Asakusabashi, Tokyo, Japan. Any suggestions? I would like them to have an English translation. #
Virus Project
11/21/2005I had a dream and it went something like this.. Imagine the world’s top ten hackers, crackers, and programmers gathered together to work as one team for one purpose: the creation of the world’s deadliest computer virus. The International Virus … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Web Hosting
Rumors of the Sidekick’s death are not exaggerated
Have you heard of the T-Mobile Sidekick? The Sidekick is now dead. From what I’m reading, everyone– yes, everyone– who uses a Sidekick was affected by a network outage that began on October 2nd. Some people reset their devices or … Continue reading
Hostorix: Never Fail Web Hosting?
I’m here at BigSeminar X in Atlanta with Armand Morin, and he just launched his web hosting company, Hostorix. It looks pretty compelling: the promise of no downtime, CPanel with all the features– including Fantastico, and unlimited domains and databases, … Continue reading
Blake Ross is an inspiration
As a Firefox Campus Rep, I get a box of Firefox goodies to use while promoting Firefox on the USC campus. A few days ago, I received a box for this year. It contains a book called Firefox for Dummies, … Continue reading
Unintentionally distributed badware “may harm your computer”
Here’s an interesting blog post about a website which was hacked to distribute malware. This has also happened to me on my sites, and it’s a really insidious problem. More and more websites on the internet are dynamic. This typically … Continue reading
WordPress 2.1.1 modified from original
Someone somehow modified some downloads of WordPress 2.1.1, so Matt announced that they’re calling the entire version dangerous. I used to wonder why the 2.0 branch is still maintained at all, considering that 2.1 is out. Perhaps this is part … Continue reading
vBulletin Mass-Edit View Age, Sort Field, Sort Order?
Is there any way to mass-edit these three fields for all forums? Default View Age (Default date cut-off for thread display) Default Sort Field Default Sort Order I’m manually going through and applying literally the exact same settings to every … Continue reading
vBulletin Edit Titles
When you edit the first post of a topic in vBulletin, it doesn’t update the topic title, even if you update counters in the Maintenance section. One of the first posts I found on the subject was Bug with editing … Continue reading
Spammers are crafty, but silly too
I’ve been struck by the stupidity of the spam I’m seeing. I see tons and tons of spam everyday, from comments on my blog, to posts on Google Community, to your typical email spam. The spam that’s hitting forums today … Continue reading
Firefox 2.0.0.2 Change Log
When I fired up Firefox this evening, it installed a new update and brought me to this page. It was a very good and problem-free upgrade experience. It’s nice to see Firefox keeping on top of things, where Internet Explorer … Continue reading