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Re:BitBucket down with guru mediation notice on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @06:47AM (#4542990)
I can confirm that for germany too. Maybe only europeans are affected?
Re:BitBucket down with guru mediation notice on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @06:36AM (#4542968)
The screenshot of the error page before: http://s7.directupload.net/images/120919/69zd4jog.png
Re:Parse is down due to SSL certificate expiry on Monday September 10, 2012 @10:19AM (#4499874)
This sounds true, but there is always something called calendar for important things which will expire.

I have a own calendar just for expire dates of software and certificats. My reminder is set to 2 months before the event.

Re:Software art: mp3 player (only 176kb) on Friday May 04, 2012 @09:47AM (#3928316)
I am not really impressed. Bass.dll is under 100kb and handle most of the formats mentioned.

WMA etc. can be played with pure system calls. I bet that the .exe himself is creating the window handles etc. with pure system calls instead of using an framework or resource files.

I have not looked into binary details but i would not be wondered if the file is packed with kkrunchy (.farbrausch) or similiar.

@michh, 4k is the new 64k ;)

Some weeks ago i asked myself if its maybe possible to hear my own heart with the microphone.

After some testing around with some filters and other tools i decided to code an app for everyone.

It does not work really good for people with slow rates like athletes but i am working on v2 already :)

Here are some promo codes for you =D

9AKA44KP9WMK - 9TNJL4KLEL3M - PEF9H9N93MPY - XYXPKWTP7AWX

I had an stupid idea 2 weeks ago if it would be possible to use the iPhone mic on the chest to measure the heart rate =) This is what came out =)

Sound processing is totally fascinating and hopefully i will learn more! I am looking forward for the first suggestions and updates :)

Re:FileVault 2 Easily Decrypted on Friday February 03, 2012 @03:44AM (#3546372)
It should be mentioned that in the past the University of Princeton had successfully extracted encryption keys from a cold booted computer after the PC has been completely turned off.

They even demonstrate what they had recovered and how many bits has been lost.

Check this page and videos: https://citp.princeton.edu/research/memory/ https://citp.princeton.edu/research/memory/media/