Netshroud
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I remember looking through the terms of service and acceptable usage policies a couple of years ago and I couldn't find anything.
That said, Optus horribly restrict upload speeds (and uploads seem to take priority over downloads, one upload can bring my home connection to a screeching halt) so I don't think it'll be effective as a server.
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Oh that's right, I forgot the Fon takes the same input as USB outputs
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A battery pack like that could work, but it looks like you'd need a custom USB -> Fon+ cable.
The Fon+ one I got was also 110, and the only 240->110 adapter I could find was big, bulky, and over AU$60. Something like this.
I ended up with something like this plugpack (except the one I had had a switch for different voltages) and got the Fon+ adapter's connecter soldered onto the plugpack.
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It believe the Fon is 5V 0.5A. The Fon+ I have is 7.5V and I think 0.5A (don't remember), but it runs happily off a 6V AU transformer I got - I could not for the life of me find a 7.5V transformer anywhere.
12V would probably fry it completely, but there's probably a small tolerance level (4-6 for example, I don't know).
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Personally it and icloud are the emperor's new web servers.
iCloud doesn't offer web hosting of any sort as far as I know. There was a Steve email floating around that said the MobileMe web hosting was going straight down the gurgler, to paraphrase.
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Just go into System Preferences -> Sharing and enable Internet Sharing. If you configure it correctly (it's really simple and easy) you'll put en0 behind NAT and it'll run on the 192.168.2/24 range.
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I've done a little development in Kohana 3.
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I'm guessing your laptop has a default gateway on the ethernet interface. If so, it shouldn't.
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You would need a persistent partition, or a CASPER file (IIRC) for some Linux builds (e.g. recent versions of Ubuntu).
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Depends on your setup.
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Check out the Hak5 Multipass.
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For $50 though, Lion Server is waaaay cheaper than Windows Server.
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Damn cheap for what it offers.
I'm reserving judgement until I've tried it hands-on, but there are some parts I like and some parts I don't.
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Netcat does also have an SSL option.
Additionally, Windows does have an optional Telnet server built in, but it's Telnet - unencrypted.
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use nano then: opkg update && opkg install nano
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Episode 9x15
in Hak5
Aah, password-changing fun.
I do have to give a shoutout to ThisDB for being my Network Miner - Darren, can you please fix the installation on x02 (or give me a different VM next time)?
Also, you left some Snubs bloopers in at around 9 minutes. :P
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Are you connecting as root?
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I'm not against them opening it up a little and I'd love to see some sideloading and other hacker-friendly features in iOS 5. I just trust Apple to do a better job in quality control than a bunch of random hackers on the internet, and experience has proven me right so far. I've got a bunch of friends who jailbroke, and they have all sorts of issues - slowness, jittery graphics, springboard crashing, springboard crashing again.....
It's my device, and I'd like to be able to control it. Honestly though, IMO Apple is doing a much better job of it than I could, and definitely a better job than $JAILBREAK_GROUP and most jailbreak software developers.
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Use
tags to keep the indentation.
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Agreed. A jailbroken apple device gives you far more control.
I'd honestly rather Apple have control of my device than a bunch of random hackers from the internet.
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lolnoob.
I actually labelled my Ophcrack Live cd "Ophcrack Live", but it was buried in a booklet that held 50 discs; and it was never in the open long enough for anybody to read it.
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ssh -L localport:remotehost:remoteport SSHuser@SSHhost
That will let you access localport as though it was remotehost:remoteport from SSHhost. Alternatively, you can do
ssh -D localport SSHuser@SSHhost
to create a SOCKS proxy on localport that runs through SSHhost.
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My sister had a similar virus on her laptop, but a System Restore killed it quickly.
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Hosting On Optus
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That's pretty good going. I'm on Optus Cable and I only get 512Kbit up (64KBps) :(