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Initially I though this lock resided on the disk only, specially since it had a nice UI. I thought "this cant be the bios"
It is a link of this chains of bad decisions but I did not wanted the information to be recovered in any way.

Testdisk managed to recover most information except that some part of the GPT were corrupted.

Yeah, it was my bad... I should have replaced the HDD with another one and kept his old data while trying this.

I even use testdisk in an attempt to recover the HDD but had no luck.

Re:United States Sentencing Commission website hacked on Saturday January 26, 2013 @08:39AM (#5120299)
Yes you can, btw here is a video of it being executed just for kicks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTXWQriVgH8
The screenshot clearly shows the two requirements: - Compromised with the Bolivarian revolution. - Age and gender Male, from 30 to 45.

How do they check your political affiliation?, you might as. Simple, they have a Database called "Tascon" that shows for for who you voted in previous elections (this is suppose to be a secret).

Often you find people migrating from CMS's to Wordpress in search of nice aesthetics and easy publishing. Being a system administrator I find that being able to use Vim as my editing application and the ability to use a well documented template system like Jinja is the is the way to go specially when performance is an issue.
Re:Godaddy .com domain just 1.99/yr on Friday November 23, 2012 @04:03AM (#4821464)
Finally the opportunity to buy GodaddyYouSuckForSupportingSOPA.com
Re:The NSLU2, What a cheap embedded device can do for you on Friday November 23, 2012 @02:24AM (#4821242)
This might be a bit outdated with the arrival of the Raspberry Pi and other cheap development platforms but it is still an interesting way to keeping these embedded devices from hitting the landfills earlier than they should.

My NSLU2 is still a live and kicking after many years of 24/7 use. The NSLU2 is the perfect solution, less than $40 server will have economic, complete and stable at home.

Re:An ASCII train for when people confuse ls with sl on Sunday November 11, 2012 @02:48PM (#4770374)
that is awesome, will make a video about that one this upcoming week.
Re:An ASCII train for when people confuse ls with sl on Saturday November 10, 2012 @09:49AM (#4766757)
It seems that we just DDoS'd the website, anyways, this is the video of the article http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNbEDmPzrGI
Re:An ASCII train for when people confuse ls with sl on Saturday November 10, 2012 @09:39AM (#4766727)
I head that there is also one for service, it might be considered not political correct and offensive by some but it basically works when one misspells the word "restart" in `service XXXX retart`
Re:An ASCII train for when people confuse ls with sl on Saturday November 10, 2012 @08:36AM (#4766616)
It is the perfect prank for multi-users environments. I mean it is funny and not as bad as an alias to `rm -Rf`. It might make you win a one way trip to HHRR with no return tho.
Re:Static commenting on Sunday October 21, 2012 @07:59AM (#4679502)
The Email method looks promising for blogs based in NanoBlogger and ohter static content management systems. My fear is that it might get hacked/exploited by 3rd parties.

I assume that with good filters it can be accomplished.

Re:Fedora Summer of Open Hardware and Fun Sweepstakes on Saturday October 06, 2012 @06:07AM (#4620209)
Finally the boards started to ship, I got my Raspberry Pi last week. It is smaller and faster than I was expecting to be hones.
According to Venezuelan government, 6MM of their population are on Twitter. Venezuela has a population of 27MM. Simple math show that is a little above 22%.

Also what they fear are photos and news leaking out the country and other regions withing the country.

Re:What happens when you run `rm-Rf /*`? on Saturday September 01, 2012 @10:00AM (#4463674)
I assume you still loose services configurations, personal files, etc.. right?