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Use Gmail Drafts to Mail Yourself Unallowed Files [Gmail Tip]

Lifehacker reader Eric wanted to get in on the limited Microsoft Morro download, so he grabbed it at work and tried to email himself. Gmail killed the sending due to virus concerns, but Eric could still grab it later.

Gmail's Flash-based attachments grabs your files as you select them, including any .exe program files or other items that will eventually trip Gmail's security filters. When sending fails, however, the draft, and the server-stored attachment, are still there. Eric arrived home, therefore, and found his attached Morro installer still on his email in the Drafts folder, which could be right-clicked and downloaded with ease.

Gmail's attachment limit is 25MB at the moment, and while the Flash-based uploader sometimes doesn't appear and doesn't have guaranteed upload success, Eric's accidental discovery of what he calls an "Instant Dropbox, at a workplace where Dropbox and other file-sending sites are blocked, is a great work-around. Thanks for the tip, Eric!

Got your own file-sending solutions for places where the filters are strong? Tell us all about them in the comments.



Ordenador que puede leer los labios y reconocer idiomas

por : Jesús Maturana: 25 Abr 2009, 6:47

Científicos ingleses han desarrollado un ordenador que no sólo es capaz de leer los labios sino que también puede reconocer diferencias entre idiomas gracias al uso de un modelado estadístico de 23 habladores bilingües y trilingües.

Investigadores de la Universidad de East Anglia, School of Computing Sciences, han desarrollado una nueva tecnología que hace capaz a un ordenador identificar el idioma hablado por una persona con un alto nivel de precisión, pudiendo identificar el idioma entre los siguientes: inglés, francés, alemán, árabe, mandarín, cantonés, italiano, polaco y ruso.

Gantter Does Project Management in Your Browser [Project Management]

Web-based project management tool Gantter has an interface that looks remarkably similar to Microsoft Project—and even lets you import and export your Project files.

Using the application is fairly simple—just start adding tasks and resources just like you would on the desktop version of Microsoft Project. Once you've finished, you can download the project as an XML file, which can then be imported back into Project. You can import projects, open saved files, and use the wide array of keyboard shortcuts all from a web-based interface that works anywhere and requires no account to use—making this worth a look for anybody dealing with project plans and TPS reports.

Gantter is free to use, available in your web browser. For more, read about project management in a nutshell, check out free hosted project management with Clocking IT, or replace Microsoft Project with the open-source OpenProj. Thanks, Climbup!



 

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I didn't remarque your question "I don't know what s/he did to avoid the union command" if the SELECT command is Executed successfully it mean that he didn't use mysql_real_escape_string() it mean that he use a simple test for some sql commands li...
Sería muy tuanis, pero a como está el asunto del dinero hoy en día veo un poco difícil sacarme la platilla para poder ir allá, pero espero ya en un par de años poder ir. O a algún otro evento similar.
okay it was very simple but i prefer to say that : you was lucky man!, yea he wasn't smater, this is the big problem with those new programmers or webmasters but... if this guy wasn't so stupid !! we supose we have a (Secure input and output handl...
Yup, sorry for not posting too often, but my RSS feed broke up somehow and I wasn't receiving movement from HoH Besides right now i have my hands full, so im just logging to check, delete and warn some users. But yup, i hope to make this place a ...
You interested on creating a "new underground protocol" ^^
That's not true, admins are still around. Pdp tried to moved to a 2nd version of HoH, but i think that didnt worked, right now the project is still alive and pdp is trying to define a new direction for the place along with the admins.
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SQL Injection - Weird Scenario

The other day I was trying to gain access on some friend's site, unfortunately the SELECT command was revoked on the user i was trying for the mysql.users table, but, lucky for me, the guy had his own users table called tb_usuarios, through some blind SQL injection I was able to get access to the site, and to get ALL the users' emails and passwords; which is worth to say, most of the time matched the em… Continue

Posted on December 2, 2008 at 3:00pm — 21 Comments

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Reconsidering Physical Key Secrecy: Teleduplication via Optical Decoding



Our SNEAKEY system correctly decoded the keys shown in the above image that was taken from the rooftop of a four floor building. The inlay shows the image that was used for decoding while the background provides a context for the extreme distances that our system can operate from. In this case the image was taken from 195 feet. This de
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Posted on October 30, 2008 at 10:30pm — 7 Comments

Creegan 11.9

A Social Experiment contestants

OK, here I'm going to write down the list of "enlisted" contestants for the "Social Experiment".
So far we have:
- Codejunky
-… Continue

Posted on September 30, 2008 at 3:00pm — 6 Comments

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HoH Administrators



As many of you have noticed, or should have, HoH has new administrators.

Basically this note is to make those administrators know by everyone, explaining a little details of everyone so each one of you knows to whom talk when the time comes.



All of us really want to make this site a better place, and also take away the script kiddies.

Also we have the goal to avoid illegal activities, to make it short, to keep the ethic rules of the site.


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Posted on September 22, 2008 at 9:30pm — 5 Comments

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At 12:24am on May 11, 2009, TONY BRUCE said…
hey buddy like us to do some business
At 9:47pm on February 18, 2009, e.wiZz! said…
no problem bro :)
At 9:42pm on February 18, 2009, e.wiZz! said…
that man which asks for track1 and track2....lol
that is illegal stuff,its about credit card fraud,i wont explain here(you know why),anyway you should ban him or whatever.
cheers
At 9:21pm on February 16, 2009, Ryan said…
sory im wrong my mind not hacket but hacker.im just want know how to have code in credit card,because i just want to help my members. he ever lost money in his credit card. thank u four yours help
At 4:03am on February 9, 2009, [THC|CSa]Ephramar said…
hey pal.. zup?
At 4:48pm on February 6, 2009, Do0k13 said…
Que onda bro, no sabia que habia esos tipos de restricciones, pero bueno, solo queria generar algo de actividad en el grupo, en fin, da igual
At 4:14pm on February 5, 2009, LightHammer said…
Apologies, where should i place this item?
At 5:26am on February 2, 2009, hninhnin said…
please help me.i am sorry.
At 7:19am on January 20, 2009, Russ said…
Okay. Yeah, I should have read. I really was in a hurry though. Now I have time to read.

If it's something you can't put here... then where would you recommend I get help for this project?
At 1:22am on December 11, 2008, 43QP said…
Umm..why was Jink banned? I'm just wondering...please don't ban me :(
 
 

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