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Browser, mount that folder, thank You!
These are the stuff every guy, who has pocked the browser or the client-side lately, would like to hear about. Behold the File I/O the W3C spec for local file access.
Here is a description of what it does. The interesting part from the text bellow is outlined in bold:
I wonder which folder the typical user will select. Hmmm, the Desktop, My Documents? And where all these interesting files are? Mac OS X user, you’ve got a problem. Don’t mount the desktop. […]
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- pdp: 1021 members - House of Hackers[...]
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- pdp: House of Hackers - I want to talk to these people because they stay in power.[...]
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- Adrian 'pagvac' Pastor: Oh I guess it is already working?. That was easy! I like easy :)[...]
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- pdp: experimenting with gravatars... if the system gets abused, we will shut it down.[...]
- pdp: being busy with many great things that will surface very soon.[...]
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. You can learn more about it over here. If you are interested any of our campaigns let us know. You can find our details from the contact page.
Contributing Hacker
GNUCITIZEN is one of the most influential organizations of its kind, reaching thousands of users every day and having a strong relationship with numerous printed and web-based media outlets. Part of our mission is to let others succeed the same way GNUCITIZEN did. Therefore, if you have a research or an interesting information you would like to share, contact us. We can put you right on the spot in order to make most of your knowledge and time. A society wont be as effective without synergy and collaboration between its members.
House of Hackers
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Members of the community are able to exchange ideas with each other, communicate, form groups, elite circles and tiger/red teams, conglomerate around projects and participate in a hacker recruitment market. The market is designed to provide business opportunities to the House of Hackers members in a free, open and fair manner.
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GNUCITIZEN conspiracy
There is a lot of conspiracy about GNUCITIZEN. Who are they? Where they come from? And what they are trying to do? Well, these videos shall give you the answer.
The full-size videos can be found at GNUCITIZEN's YouTube channel: here and here.
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GNUCITIZEN Reactions
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GNUCITIZEN Comments
- pdp: I think that any work on this API should be terminated. It is not cool :) I can easily see how it will be abused.[...]
- pdp: HoH does not promote illegal activities. I hope that this is clear :)[...]
- Edward Pearson: For the third time: RTFA. It's not exactly cryptic, it's practically a step by step.[...]
- The Fud: Verifying user identities is a crock. Even discussing vulnerabilities and exploits is illegal in some countries. Anonymity enables free speech.[...]
- Ashley Smith: I think this API really has to be integrated into an OS itself. e.g a default designated directory which can't make remote api calls to other parts of the system. I don't think the web browser is ready for this yet. Even though I think this would mak[...]
- black enigma: wow,i want to learn,hmm,interesting[...]
- pdp: there are many ways but you are on your own in this business :)[...]
- NoName: ive got a ps3 and there's a few bt home hubs around me is there any way to hack them thx for much if u can help plz email me the answer or post here[...]
- pdp: oh, now when I am reading it again, there is not mistake, as far as I can tell.[...]
- pdp: it is a blog, how can now if something will be featured by the media? :)[...]