[00:08] dashcloud: heh, I ran into all of those during the patch.com grab [00:15] https://soundcloud.com/zekejmiller [00:16] turns out that there maybe robots that sound human but are not [00:16] and the robot is a liar [00:19] i get that call 3 times a day, every day, for the past month or so [00:20] wow [00:21] I haven't gotten one of thos yet [00:21] i dont know what list I got on, but they LOOOOVE me for some reason [00:26] (09:13:04 AM) Smiley: someone is telling me you can use GETS + grabbing a directory listing and grabbing indiviual files godane - no idea if it'll work [00:27] does anyone know what Smiley friend is saying? [00:47] is that the 'grab a .aspx even though it's throwing an error' question? [00:48] yes [00:48] my gut instinct says 'bollocks' - if the server's spitting out an error page because it can't run the code, it's not going to serve up the source code to you anyway (unless specifically configured to do so)... [00:48] but I could be wrong. there are more things in heaven and earth, etc. [00:48] I've just never seen anything that would suggest there's a way to 'sneak around' ASP.NET like that. [00:49] there are links like this that work: http://www.computerpoweruser.com/articles/archive/c0504/50c04/50c04.asp [00:51] got an example of one that doesn't? [00:51] http://computerpoweruser.com/articles/archive/create/cre6197/cre6197.asp [00:51] yeah, you're not going to be able to get around that [00:53] sometimes you'll find a server has been configured to serve up the page source if the file is requested with a different extension (.asps rings a bell), but there are two problems: [00:53] 1) anybody configuring a public-facing server that way is an idiot, so you won't find many [00:53] that doesn't follow :P [00:54] 2) the source might not even help you if it's pulling the content from a database or whatever - you'd still need the server to run the code to get you the page (and it won't because of the botched SSI) [00:54] DFJustin: yes, fair point, I was going to handwave that bit ;) [00:55] but a quick experiment reveals that trying .asps on that server yields no joy :( [00:55] trying to remember if it is actually .asps I'm thinking of, it's been a long time! [00:56] "is an idiot, so you won't find many" ... the idiots are many [00:56] https://www.google.ca/search?q=intitle:%22index+of%22+intitle:%22etc%22+%22passwd%22+-intitle:%22passwd%22 [00:58] DFJustin: Oh dear [00:58] yeah, I abbreviated that thought too much, I fear [00:59] I have a feeling that the configuration in question either was never the default or was no longer the default from Windows 2000 onwards, so it'd have to be explicitly added - which makes it rarer - but granted, there are a lot of idiots about. [01:00] anyway, just noticed the time, I need sleep. night folks [01:06] search github for passwd? groups? shadow? [01:06] yah [01:06] anyway I was just passing on what someone said. [01:06] he then refused to give any more info on it which wasn't very amusing :/ [05:02] http://www.opensrsstatus.com/archives/9003 [05:02] i hope that's not the result of one of our projects and a non-caching resolver [05:03] lol [05:39] https://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/a6wZm59_700b_v1.jpg [14:06] looks like electric playground season 1 is on epdaily.com now [14:07] i'm grabbing them [14:49] not sure if anyone has a ustream grabber but the recordings of the Euromaidan protest feed are probably worth grabbing [14:49] http://www.ustream.tv/channel/euromajdan [14:53] balrog: youtube-dl can do grabbing ustream [14:53] apparently [14:53] oh nice [14:53] there's tons of stuff on that feed though since they have it set to autorecord [16:10] joepie91: does it do the stream as well, or just the recordings? [16:10] recordings [16:11] https://gist.github.com/TheCoderjoe/1468962 [16:11] though I haven't really tried it in the past year and a half or so [16:12] but it just spits out a command line to feed to rtmpdump [16:14] it's also a big load of hack [16:14] and I never managed to get it to work with subscription feeds [16:14] i'm trying to grab ep daily episodes [16:15] but i think i'm just getting the mobile version [16:15] how do i get the hd version with youtube-dl [16:17] for this particular channel they seem to be recording all the streams automatically [16:17] however, it might be worth recording the stream anyway [16:19] that script being 2 years old, you may need to update the flash version variable at the top [16:23] i found out how to do it now [16:23] i need to us rtmpsrv [16:23] *use rtmpsrv [18:37] Why is it so hard to find people who are interested in working on the software side of things? (mainly talking about disk image parsing here, in the context of discferret but really the more general case) [18:38] (There really isn't any good disk format processing software out there at all, unless you count SPS/Kryoflux CTA, which is under a very onerous license.) [18:54] balrog: I think they're interested but don't want to take on another project [18:54] at least, that's what I tell myself as an excuse to not write more Warrior pipelines [18:54] is it because signal processing is a little bit scary? [18:54] nah [18:54] I mean [18:55] (A) you might be looking in the wrong places and/or (B) the people who are interested are already fully booked [18:55] (b) seems fairly common [18:55] I divide my time between different projects; recently it's been SDR related stuff [18:55] reached a nice milestone on that too, and might have banished another proprietary codec [18:55] oh cool [18:56] well, opened it up. patents still abound, but at least we now know how it works [18:56] I messed around a bit with SDR in college, haven't done anything much with it since then though [18:56] from what I understand the field has advanced a ton in the half-decade since then [18:56] yeah but it still could go further [18:56] handheld transceiver manufacturers like proprietary "standards" [18:57] (talking about ham radio here mainly) [18:57] it's sort of like HD Radio [18:57] I've noticed that's a pattern among embedded software/hardware vendors too [18:57] you can get the entire spec except the codec [18:57] it's frustrating as fuck [18:57] "HD Radio" makes me really angry... that the FCC would mandate such a thing [18:58] ATSC I can deal with; yes it's patented, but at least I can implement it myself. HD Radio? forget about it. [18:58] FCC mandate HD radio ? [19:00] yeah, it's the only approved digital AM/FM system in the US [19:00] oh that way [19:00] they're not getting rid of analog, but you can't use DAB/DRM in broadcast (DRM meaning Digital Radio Monodiale) [19:01] like the rest of the world [19:01] exactly. [19:01] The only real benefit is that it's hybrid [19:01] hybrid at an extreme cost to the broadcaster [19:01] the combiner required burns massive amounts of power [19:02] ouch... you're involved in this stuff? [19:02] need a 10Kw amp to get 100 watts of broadcast HD power [19:02] I lsited to thisweeekinradiotech.com [19:02] aah ok [19:03] one of the many interests I have [19:05] meanwhile, DAB broadcsters in EU ca set up a DAB relay node with a 1U rack mount device thats uses like 10 watts [19:23] aw, as a "end-user" i was looking forward to digital radio in the USA [19:23] i wondered what was taking so long :p [19:24] blame iBiquity, they make all the amrketing decisions for HD radio [19:27] sep332: what's taking so long? one company which wants complete, utter control over the system (worse than apple levels of control IMHO) [19:40] balrog: would the codec be AMBE? [19:44] and the IBOC (HD) implementation tends to suck. I finally gave up and set my car receiver to not latch on to the IBOC signal. I've had too many times where I keep losing the signal, and the two signals are anywhere from just a hair out of sync to get the weird phasing effect, or in one extreem case in the Louisville market where it was around a second offset, which made listening impossible in the outlying areas (withou [19:44] nevermind the neighboring channel interference [20:05] s/IBOC/iBiquity IBOC/ [20:07] SketchCow: i'm grabbing EP Daily [23:01] i'm starting to upload some of the EP Daily episodes to my godaneinbox [23:20] uploaded: https://archive.org/details/EP.Daily.2011.09.12 [23:28] i got a single google glass invite. anyone want it? [23:29] i've, even [23:34] i am tempted to ask on the internal ccc mailinglist for volunteers to try out glass on 30c3 [23:34] but i don't have enough popcorn for that [23:46] This is a pain, Firefox and warcprox won't talk to each other because of bad ssl certificates [23:47] I hate when things don't let me over-ride them for my own safety