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by Alec Muffett

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  • Twitter Updates for 2010-09-08

    2010/09/08 06:00:00 BST

    DLR and Waterloo&City from Bank, both working ok. #tubestrike # Was toying with idea of getting iPhone but just found out how easy it is to USB-tether Froyo to Ubuntu10; I think Steve's lost me re: phones # Just had a tomato for dinner. Just the one. Homegrown. It was rather larger than my fist,…

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  • Twitter Updates for 2010-09-07

    2010/09/07 06:00:00 BST

    @ramtopsgrum Unprovable Caesar/Robin Hood/King Arthur are not being used by people to dictate morality & government. Unprovable Jesus is. in reply to ramtopsgrum # Proof there is an "I" in "TEAM" http://bit.ly/bHcw0I # So the voice of @stephenfry was talking to me from my sportsbag. It was then I discovered that I had somehow switched…

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  • Occasionally I have to convince people that geeks will expend …

    2010/09/06 09:07:23 BST

    Occasionally I have to convince people that geeks will expend uneconomic amounts of time on apparently pointless but fascinating challenges: Click http://bit.ly/btZCMX for the story.

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  • Twitter Updates for 2010-09-06

    2010/09/06 06:00:00 BST

    I didn't know before today: in WWII the Japanese had a lucky shot that could have dented development of the A-bomb http://bit.ly/aujk9E # @gravax Harris Hawk – friendly, gregarious, noisy. Fun? in reply to gravax # @ramtopsgrum If you hear f=GMm/r^2 the joy of science is that it's testable, & the Newton-Apple myth is irrelevant.…

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  • Twitter Updates for 2010-09-05

    2010/09/05 06:00:00 BST

    So maybe this is why people debate about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triclavianism # Have just realised why my Blog no longer sends to Twitter when posting. OAuth. Oh, bother. # @ramtopsgrum I remember getting into a transubstantiation argument at school. With the drama teacher. Different, how? in…

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  • Testing OAuth, Twitter and Bitly

    2010/09/04 19:53:12 BST

    …and how long before t.co comes to be called the “realtime google”?

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  • Testing OAuth-enabled Twitter Tools…

    2010/09/04 19:46:36 BST

    1…2…1…2…1…1…2…

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  • Looking for Earth Invasion / Earth Invading Sci-Fi …

    2010/09/04 19:21:05 BST

    Independence Day and V had it wrong; paucity of resources / mining for new riches is a great reason to colonise new worlds – but along with the pursuit of commodities frequently comes the pursuit of extending a religious ideology. Let’s try a few words to illustrate: Crusade. Evangelism. Missionary. Conquistador. Civilisation. Conversion. Someone must…

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  • Somebody asked what’s so scary about RPZ?

    2010/09/02 22:27:12 BST

    @pmoriarty asks “What’s so scary about RPZ?” in reference to a couple of tweets of mine regarding DNS reputation blacklisting. So I’ll try to phrase a response. It’ll take more than 140 characters. First up, I want to be clear about the terms of the question – this is not a technical crit of RPZ,…

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  • Twitter Updates for 2010-09-01

    2010/09/01 06:00:00 BST

    Considering a cycle trip to Windsor Great Park in the near future. Aside from greenery, deer & royals, plz suggest something to do/see/eat? #

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  • Twitter Updates for 2010-08-31

    2010/08/31 06:00:00 BST

    How to be an Internet Tycoon: if net neutrality ends http://bit.ly/9LWKYx – v.good, although on the internet we can have "stealth" cattle # The biggest threat to the net is not #netneutrality it's those who want to remake it "properly" so that it "works" with clear "ownership" # @coruskate Yes, yes they could, but then…

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  • Demo Password Cracker in 1 line of Perl

    2010/08/30 17:43:47 BST

    By someone’s request, one of my old demonstration programs: perl -nle ‘setpwent;crypt($_,$c)eq$c&&print”$u=$_”while($u,$c)=getpwent’ <dictfile …works on Unixes without shadow files / with NIS, or with root privilege. It’s hardly the most efficient way of doing a sweep for weak passwords, but there was a time where doing: echo changeme | perl -nle …cut-and-paste… …was horrifyingly effective…

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