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spankmeister posted:you just downloaded a bunch of malware good job that is my job gently caress else am i gonna do now
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eegh anyway most printer problems are basically somebody chose the wrong format -- yet another symptom of US idiocy. for future reference: US only (letter) vs the whole world (A4). theyre almost the same size but US paper is dumb and bad and only good for whiping your butt
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actually, printer paper is bad for wiping your butt
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CommunistPancake posted:actually, printer paper is bad for wiping your butt yea thats true. too smooth.... shameful fistbump
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spankmeister posted:you just downloaded a bunch of malware good job nah i'm on a mac i don't think this .doc file will hurt me 
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i wipe my butt with your mac not the paper around it
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Powaqoatse posted:i wipe my butt with your mac your rectum is rekt
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Midjack posted:your rectum is rekt Rectum? Rekt 'em
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Powaqoatse posted:theres a video that i cant find right now with the adobe flash installer where dude just drags a link onto the progress bar, and it just loads the webpage?!; apparently its just a webview 
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Powaqoatse posted:eegh canada too
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http://www.thelocal.at/20170128/hotel-ransomed-by-hackers-as-guests-locked-in-roomsquote:One of Europe's top hotels has admitted they had to pay thousands in Bitcoin ransom to wizardcriminals who managed to hack their electronic key system, locking hundreds of guests in or out of their rooms until the money was paid.
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Jan 29, 2017 00:16
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the latest innovation in wizardsecurity: just use regular locks
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Powaqoatse posted:eegh a4 is trash for idiots. letter is better
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PC LOAD A4
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spankmeister posted:the latest innovation in wizardsecurity: just use regular locks this is almost always the right answer. electronic locks are always expensive, complex, and lovely; the only reason to use them is a massive facility with huge turnover, like a hotel where you can replace a lost magnetic key for a nickel and don't have to touch the door to invalidate the old one rather than pay $25 to install a new cylinder
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At the very least you'd expect a physical override so that people don't get locked in their rooms. I mean gently caress, what if the system bugged out during a fire or something?
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Every hotel I've been in has had apparently the same door lock design, where the handles are connected to the latch and the electronic lock prevents the outer handle from turning. I'm not sure who would design a lock that's even physically capable of locking the inside handle. That seems like it provides zero benefit and a whole ton of extra potential liability.
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Midjack posted:this is almost always the right answer. electronic locks are always expensive, complex, and lovely; the only reason to use them is a massive facility with huge turnover, like a hotel where you can replace a lost magnetic key for a nickel and don't have to touch the door to invalidate the old one rather than pay $25 to install a new cylinder I agree but you have to appreciate the irony and sheer ridiculousness of the fact that using regular old door locks is considered "innovative"
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spankmeister posted:I agree but you have to appreciate the irony and sheer ridiculousness of the fact that using regular old door locks is considered "innovative" everything old is new again, and just because everything is different doesn't mean anything has really changed!
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Shaggar posted:a4 is trash for idiots. letter is better why
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Its a lovely too tall ratio and also its some hosed up poo poo like 8.3 x 11.7 instead of the much superior letter 8.5 x 11
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ah yes, for when i need to manually measure out my own pages from a larger sheet
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the aspect ratio is a fair but personal judgement. i can't say i've ever been triggered by the physical dimensions of a piece of paper
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redleader posted:ah yes, for when i need to manually measure out my own pages from a larger sheet i mean "manually making a small piece out of a large sheet" is the only reason a4 and the rest of that series of sizes exists so
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Jabor posted:Every hotel I've been in has had apparently the same door lock design, where the handles are connected to the latch and the electronic lock prevents the outer handle from turning. stayed at a hotel last week where you had to press a button to exit the room so apparently the Hilton conglomerate-owned hotels think it's a great idea
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redleader posted:the aspect ratio is a fair but personal judgement. i can't say i've ever been triggered by the physical dimensions of a piece of paper if you ever see A4 you will be
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spankmeister posted:the latest innovation in wizardsecurity: just use regular locks or you could just have standalone pcs for your keycard stuff and have it completely segregated from the internet, probably for a fraction of the cost of reinstalling locks on hundreds of rooms but no, computers are wizard poo poo, let's go back to security by "do not copy" Jabor posted:Every hotel I've been in has had apparently the same door lock design, where the handles are connected to the latch and the electronic lock prevents the outer handle from turning. i dearly want to assume this is just bad journalism but who knows anymore :iot:
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i went to paris a few years ago and at my hotel you weren't allowed to take the key outside, you had to return it when you went out then when you came back you'd just go to the desk and they'd recognize you and return the key i thought it was the most ridiculous backwards-rear end thing at the time but maybe they were on to something
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fisting by many posted:or you could just have standalone pcs for your keycard stuff and have it completely segregated from the internet, probably for a fraction of the cost of reinstalling locks on hundreds of rooms a lot of systems pull information from the property management system (that folio number the twit at defcon was so proud of discovering on the card last summer), which is tied into the online reservations. it's cheaper and easier to just stick it all on the Internet, and now that many manufacturers offer zigbee or other internet of poo poo communication to the front desk, there you go fisting by many posted:i went to paris a few years ago and at my hotel you weren't allowed to take the key outside, you had to return it when you went out this is actually one of the best ways to secure hotel rooms but scales somewhat poorly
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it also doesn't work if someone invites a guest over, then gives the guest the key to have it copied. or just takes a high-res photograph of the key.
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A paper sizes are one thing, but B is loving stupid.
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And so are lettered drill bits
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And don't even get me started on intel's cpu naming scheme
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Wild EEPROM posted:A paper sizes are one thing, but B is loving stupid. C sizes are good because you use it for envelopes for A-sized paper
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Chris Knight posted:he did it with his own site even what do you mean adobe air isn't the future???
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we had a dev who tried to bet the farm on air development for mobile and I completely shot it down and forced him on to iOS and I bet he still hates me for it but gently caress You
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i legit thought it would take some serious for adobe to fail to carve out a niche for air, but then they provided more bungling than at all necessary so whatever i in fact blush to recall that i offered a friend career advice based on that thought, luckily it appears i didn't do too much harm
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please no more talk about paper This is the weirdest derail ever 
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sorry, just wanted to see if i could shagger to shagger about paper sizes lol
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Powaqoatse posted:sorry, just wanted to see if i could shagger to shagger about paper sizes lol was there ever a doubt?
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