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Hacking XUL and WXS-based
Transformations

Hacking XUL and WXS-based
Transformations 11/27/2002 05:44 PM
In this month's XML Q&A, John Simpson offers introductory advice for customizing Mozilla skins with XUL, as well as suggesting a way to use WXS and XSLT to do XML transformations.

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone 09/02/2004 03:45 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Sep 2 2004 7:44PM GMT

Web-based Timesheet Provider Replicon
Inc. Launches Web-based Resource
Scheduling Software

Web-based Timesheet Provider Replicon
Inc. Launches Web-based Resource
Scheduling Software 04/06/2005 02:38 AM
Replicon�s Web Resource to Replace the use of Traditional Spreadsheets for Employee Project Scheduling [PRWEB Apr 6, 2005]

Spry Launches Windows Based Virtual
Private Server Hosting Based on
Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Spry Launches Windows Based Virtual
Private Server Hosting Based on
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 03/14/2005 04:40 PM
Virtual Private Server (VPS) technologies have allowed webhosting users on Linux for years to have control of their own servers while minimizing cost. Spry now offers this ability to the Microsoft Windows hosting community. Spry is known as a leading VPS hosting and colocation provider in Seattle, Washington. [PRWEB Mar 14, 2005]

Hacking Mac OS X

Hacking Mac OS X 03/28/2005 03:16 PM

Who's hacking who?

Who's hacking who? 07/11/2004 06:20 PM
Macleans Online Jul 11 2004 9:28PM GMT

GIF Hacking

GIF Hacking 09/08/2004 12:27 PM

Common knowledge says that modifying a compressed image is a bad idea. Not always, though.

Car hacking

Car hacking 12/19/2004 03:40 PM
Race for the Ultimate Car Hacks By Michelle Deli People have been tinkering with their cars since the first horseless buggy hit the road. Now, thanks to onboard computerized systems that control everything from engine management systems to radios, hackers can customize their rides in ways that are likely to have Henry Ford doing back flips in his grave. Feeding this need for speed with aftermarket computer chips and simple upgraded components gneerates $25 million…

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Law Against Internet Hacking

Law Against Internet Hacking 08/30/2004 08:01 AM
Hankooki Aug 30 2004 12:08PM GMT

Is Hacking Ethical

Is Hacking Ethical 05/13/2004 09:40 AM

Hacking Idol

Hacking Idol 05/17/2004 02:54 PM

It's great to finally hear someone talk about phone phreaking and other attempts to subvert American Idol voting. Just last week I was trolling the web looking for web-to-SMS gateways to see if one could write a bot to vote-spam an American Idol contestant. To hear that folks are using automated dialers to shut out voters seems even more obvious. They should probably just make the voting a 900 number, at say, 50 cents a vote, in order to limit hackery but people could still simply jam the lines with DoS attacks using dialers.

No medals for hacking

No medals for hacking 08/22/2004 11:17 PM
USA Today Aug 23 2004 3:14AM GMT

Hacking the planet

Hacking the planet 08/05/2004 02:23 PM

- Law Against Internet Hacking

- Law Against Internet Hacking 08/30/2004 08:01 AM
Hankooki Aug 30 2004 12:28PM GMT

Hacking matter

Hacking matter 06/24/2004 06:41 AM
I've been reading Wil McCarthy's book Hacking Matter, which is a popularized version of the serious study of quantum dots and the ability to build pseudomatter using artificial atoms. How can one not like a book, which contains wonderful sentences such as this one:

Now we can create not only a thin film of goldlike pseudomatter, but a three-dimensional solid with pseudogold dopant atoms on the inside as well. Thus, we can generate a bulk material with the mass of wickered silicon, but the physical, chemical, and electrical properties of an otherwise-impossible gold/silicon alloy.

I mean - even the minuscule thought of it is breathtaking! The wonders of the universe! How could one not love this world, when so many incredible things are about? This could, and would change the face of the world as we know it. You just flick a switch, and you can make a part of the wall transparent - or a light source - or a TV screen - or gold. Whatever pleases you.

As an aside, I also found another very interesting paragraph (among thousands, but this one has an ominous look):

At his insistence, we filed an application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and within a few weeks we'd been contacted by the U.S. Air Force about the possibility of maybe licensing it.

Note that even in the US, patents are generally considered secret and proprietary, until a year of the filing date has passed. This is so that the application can be amended, fixed, and just being kept secret from the competitors, who might find a way to redesign around the actual implementation (ideas are not patentable as such). Obviously, the military is ignoring all that and have their own informants within the US patent process... Somehow, that does not surprise me at all.

Querystring Hacking with PHP

Querystring Hacking with PHP 06/05/2005 11:46 PM

PHP and Standards: arg_separator.output: A few months ago, I went ballistic on querystring arguments. I rambled on about how I hate them and go to ridiculous lengths to avoid them. I think I'm somewhat insane in this respect.

Well, I found out today that PHP can be set to parse the querystring differently using the "arg_separator.input" ini setting. You could have it use semi-colons or whatever, and it would correctly parse the querystring into the $_GET array.

However, I can't see a setting to change the key/value separator, which must have to stay the equals sign. Anyone else know how to change that...you know, just so we can make our apps completely non-standard?

Hardware Hacking

Hardware Hacking 04/23/2004 01:31 PM

Man charged with hacking

Man charged with hacking 07/23/2004 11:35 AM
globetechnology.com Jul 23 2004 3:26PM GMT

Hardware Hacking In The WSJ

Hardware Hacking In The WSJ 09/08/2004 10:35 AM

Hacking the RoboSapien

Hacking the RoboSapien 09/19/2004 02:15 AM

Lowering the bar for hacking

Lowering the bar for hacking 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
Information related to 55,200 social security numbers were "stolen" from the University of Texas, and the "hacker" has turned himself in.  His crime?  Scanning ~2.7 million social security numbers through a web interface.  Obviously there are some security concerns here.

Hacking Text

Hacking Text 05/10/2004 04:21 PM

CNET posts an inter esting New York Times article about a group of European researchers who have found ways to 'un-black' blacked out text in documents like those released by the government in recent months by using a process-of-elimination technique to figure out what words fit under the obscured area.

The researchers showed their software at the conference, called Eurocrypt, by analyzing a presidential briefing memorandum released in April to the commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks. After analyzing the document, they said they had high confidence the word "Egyptian" had been blacked out in a passage describing the source of an intelligence report stating that Osama Bin Ladin was planning an attack in the United States.

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Social Hacking

Social Hacking 06/05/2005 10:46 PM
While I'm really glad that smart people like Tim O'Reilly and Chris Anderson are enjoying t-shirt media hack, I'm realizing that the really terrifying thing is that everybody in my social circle knows what Goatse is. But Tim's right, of course. The only thing bloggers love as much as a...

Hacking the Hotel TV

Hacking the Hotel TV 09/24/2004 05:40 PM
How to get your video from their TV

Features: Hacking XML

Features: Hacking XML 09/15/2004 07:42 PM
Among author Mike Fitzgerald's favorite hacks in XML Hacks are two that use SP, James Clark's free, open-source SGML-parser package. The first hack shows how to convert a minimally tagged document to well-formed XML. The second shows how to convert a Wiki format to XML via SGML and SP tools.

Google hacking

Google hacking 02/15/2004 11:32 PM
Information Highways Feb 16 2004 3:47AM GMT

""Hacking" Revisited"

""Hacking" Revisited" 02/13/2004 02:37 PM

Hacking An Election

Hacking An Election 02/10/2004 02:41 AM
Nothing particularly new here if you've been following the whole issue on problems with electronic voting machines, but Salon has a fairly comprehensive piece describing the concerns of those who want to stop current voting machines from being used in elections. It describes some of the not-quite-so-secure techniques Diebold used to "secure" their machines - including leaving the necessary password out in the open. It also talks about how comments in the source code of the Diebold machines make it clear that the engineers knew that parts of the software don't work, and yet it was still used in elections. The responses from those who defend the electronic voting systems are a bit scary, as they basically ignore the point. Instead, they talk about how other voting methods have problems as well, and how difficult or expensive it would be to fix these voting machines. Whoever said democracy was supposed to be cheap? Update: Whoops. A new report says electronic voting machines in North Carolina lost 436 ballots last year.

Hacking: A history

Hacking: A history 04/12/2005 03:46 AM
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Embracing the Art of Hacking

Embracing the Art of Hacking 05/19/2004 04:42 AM
If you can avoid some of the tedious bits, Paul Graham has some good points to make about the relationship between art and coding. Michelle Delio reviews Hackers and Painters.

Hacking Your GPS Firmware

Hacking Your GPS Firmware 04/01/2005 11:21 AM

Hacking Crusoe

Hacking Crusoe 02/10/2004 02:44 AM
RWT is running an serious of articles by an anonymous author who has done an impressive job of reverse engineering many of the technical details of Transmeta's Code Morphine Software and the VLIW hardware at the core of Crusoe.

Hacking Mac OS X Panther

Hacking Mac OS X Panther 07/03/2004 10:01 AM
Rael Dornfest, coauthor of Mac OS X Panther Hacks, has selected these three hacks from the book for your sampling pleasure. The first two detail how to find anyone in your Address Book who has an Amazon Wish List, and how to build a GUI to your Unix scripts with a bit of Perl or Python; the third is just for fun. Enjoy. By Rael Dornfest, O'Reilly Network (via MyAppleMenu)

Hacking Reality

Hacking Reality 01/16/2004 10:59 AM
"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." --Albert Einstein

Hacking Quartz

Hacking Quartz 07/06/2004 03:19 PM

Hacking Away At Apple

Hacking Away At Apple 03/26/2005 10:22 PM

Apple has traditionally been regarded as partially immune to the exploits of hackers and virus writers, thanks to its low market share -- but those days may be over. By Steven Musil, CNET News.com

Hacking your Car Stereo

Hacking your Car Stereo 06/17/2005 06:10 PM

iPod enthusiast Matt Gilbert has thrown together a nice, cost-efficient hack to get the iPod running directly to a car stereo without having an auxiliary input. He had experienced static and interference when using FM Transmitters or cassette adapters, and this tweak uses a toggle switch and some wire splicing to create a direct line-in into any car stereo.

The total cost of the mod is under $1 (if you already have basic wiring tools and supplies), and it's a great way to ruin your dashboard if you mess up.

Car Stereo Auxiliary Input [MattGilbert]

Wi-Fi hacking, a primer

Wi-Fi hacking, a primer 08/13/2004 09:18 AM

More Roomba hacking

More Roomba hacking 07/14/2004 10:00 AM
Another group of hardware hackers have at a Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner:

"For higher level control, we've attached a Virgin Webplayer. The Webplayer was sold as a loss leader for Virgin's internet service in the late 90s, and thus can be found on ebay for under $100. It has two serial ports, a 200MHz Geode processor, 64M ram, and a miniPCI port. Thus, we can give it an 802.11b card, a webcam, and a usb-serial adapter."

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302 Redirect Hack Fastly Becoming Most
Infamous SE Listings Hack Ever

302 Redirect Hack Fastly Becoming Most
Infamous SE Listings Hack Ever 03/14/2005 05:10 PM
This subject just will not die until the search engines address it. "Google and Yahoo are now working to perfect ways to determine when to treat a 302 like a Moved-Temporarily redirect, and when to treat it like an exit-tracker. It's far from a simple problem, so it's going to take some time."

Hack . . . hack back . . . repeat

Hack . . . hack back . . . repeat 08/13/2004 10:39 AM

Just Hack

Just Hack 01/16/2004 10:59 AM
First learn computer science and all the theory. Next develop a programming style. Then forget all that and just hack. -- George Carrette

Reminds me of the time the Malaysian government sent a software team to Canada to do technology transfer for a flight simulator system. After spending 2 years in Canada, they returned, and i asked one of the team members how the Canadian coders designed this powerful and complex system. I was expecting some detailed software methodology involving multiple phases. He told me, "they just hire a bunch of talented programmers, teach them the physics, and tell them to hack!"

Aim Ad Hack 3.62

Aim Ad Hack 3.62 06/15/2004 04:52 PM

Hack yourself

Hack yourself 01/02/2005 06:23 PM
"You can be happy. You can live the life you want to live. You can become the person you want to be. This is what I've figured out so far."

Aim Ad Hack 3.67

Aim Ad Hack 3.67 09/04/2004 05:30 PM

AIM Ad Hack 3.59

AIM Ad Hack 3.59 04/27/2004 08:44 AM

Hack Your Car

Hack Your Car 02/13/2004 09:08 PM

Just Hack It Again

Just Hack It Again 01/27/2004 04:56 AM
First learn computer science and all the theory. Next develop a programming style. Then forget all that and just hack. -- George Carrette

I posted this comment a few weeks ago, but i never clarified what i thought of this quotation - until now...

Let's say you learnt a subject really well, and were asked to teach others. You enjoy teaching and others admire your teaching style. Then one day, you throw away all your notes and teach off-the-cuff, from memory. You have to really know your stuff before you'd dare do that.

We'll that's what I think George Carrette meant by "Just Hack". If you don't know your stuff inside-out, upside-down and every-which-way, "Just Hack" is probably not for you.

Aim Ad Hack 3.63

Aim Ad Hack 3.63 07/07/2004 04:49 AM

AIM Ad Hack 3.60

AIM Ad Hack 3.60 05/25/2004 06:56 AM

PS2 Eye Toy Hack

PS2 Eye Toy Hack 04/11/2004 03:51 PM

A third css hack

A third css hack 03/11/2003 11:53 AM
During my search for the powers that will finally grant me eternal life - in other words while programming my...

How to hack your new PSP

How to hack your new PSP 04/09/2005 07:57 AM
Chicago Tribune Apr 9 2005 11:28AM GMT

School of hack

School of hack 08/03/2004 11:05 AM

New Mac-Hack Whack

New Mac-Hack Whack 05/20/2004 09:55 AM
Unsanity has released Paranoid Android to protect Mac users from a security vulnerability in OS X. By Macworld UK (via MyAppleMenu)

The underscore hack

The underscore hack 11/25/2003 10:25 PM

Via Web-Graphics, Petr Pisar's Underscore Hack provides a new way of targetting CSS rules specifically at Internet Explorer on Windows. As with all such hacks, the pros and cons of using this approach need to be closely examined before deploying it. The hack takes advantage of the fact that adding an underscore to the start of a property name causes that declaration to be ignored by every browser except IE for Windows. However, the hack takes the dangerous step of using one bug to solve another. Peter-Paul Koch explained why this is a risky thing to do in a recent column for Digital Web magazine:

A certain browser has a certain CSS bug. Good to know. This same browser has another bug, usually in its parsing of CSS selectors or comments. This, too, is important information. However, a CSS hacker proceeds to use the second bug to "solve" the first one.

Solving one bug by another is not my idea of keeping Web development simple, but the matter goes beyond bad coding style. These hacks are inherently unsafe.

In an ideal world the next release of the browser would solve both bugs. In an uncaring world the next release of the browser would solve neither. In the uncertain world we live in the next release could solve one bug but not the other!

Therefore you could end up with a hack that applies an extra rule you no longer need, or with a necessary extra rule that isn't applied any more.

In my opinion, hacks like this are safe for use on sites that are being actively maintained. If you use them in a "fire and forget" project you could well find it breaking in new browsers in a few years time, when the site is no longer being maintained but remains online and broken for all to see. If on the other hand you use it for a living, breathing site such as a constantly changing commercial project or a personal weblog errors that crop up in future browsers can be taken on as and when they appear.

When all is said and done, a large proportion of hacks in use today exist to combat the infamous box model problem - and the best advice for coping with that can be found on Dave Shea's CSS Crib Sheet: Try to avoid applying padding/borders and a fixed width to an element. Do that, and box model hacks just stop being necessary.

A PSP hack attack

A PSP hack attack 04/06/2005 11:49 AM
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Hack Attack

Hack Attack 07/09/2004 01:19 PM
My server was used in various hacking attempts over the past day or so. The hack replied on “blind” includes based on common include URL...

iTMS hack on the way

iTMS hack on the way 12/02/2003 01:49 AM
Norwegian programmer Jon Johansen of DeCSS fame does his viking ancestors proud with another digital "piracy" tool.

Treo 650 Wi-Fi Hack

Treo 650 Wi-Fi Hack 12/19/2004 03:18 PM
Treo 650 users don't need to wait to use Wi-Fi: PalmOne promised Wi-Fi drivers for their Wi-Fi SD card at some point, but a developer hacked a Tungsten driver to give that functionality now. [via Engadget]...

people want to put the art hack into GCC

people want to put the art hack into GCC 06/24/2005 04:47 PM
Oh geez, people want to put the art hack into GCC. Shouldn't we just solve this by removing art from SPEC CPU?

Where librarians go to hack

Where librarians go to hack 05/03/2004 07:24 PM
Proving you can never be too pedantic (in a good way, mind you), I bring you hacker librarians:

There is a subculture of librarians that could make a significant impact on the profession. They are women and men, youthful and experienced alike, who all share one thing: a passion for solving problems by creating software. They are hacker librarians.

Hacker librarians are not afraid to configure and install software. They do not shrink from writing a program in whatever flavor of 'P' language they favor, from Perl to Python, with the hardiest even tackling Java and C++. Beyond enjoying the hunt for the right solution, they like to create solutions with colleagues and appreciate those who can provide knowledge about user needs and experiences.

Dewey Hacks, anyone?

Hack Your Way to Hollywood

Hack Your Way to Hollywood 04/29/2004 05:00 AM
Heather Robinson, 25, sure has moxie. She turned her youthful indiscretions with a stolen credit card into a movie deal. Now she's trying to land another, this one based on her electronic snooping through AOL's customer database. Xeni Jardin reports from Los Angeles.

Hack your Metabolism

Hack your Metabolism 01/07/2004 05:32 PM
Salon has an article about Hackers on Atkins, and in a shameless display of self-aggrandizement, yours truly is featured in the company of uber-bloggers Cory Doctorow and Doc Searls. As my brother smirked to me in an email response after reading the article, "four overweight guys lose weight! stop the presses!", my response was to quote from Cory in the article:

"Maybe it will make us all grow third arms and go blind in 20 years," quips Doctorow. "It's sort of hard to tell. It represents a kind of hacker's approach, grounded as it is in jack-legged engineering rather than science."

The only other thing that I want to make clear about Atkins is that it clearly isn't for everybody. It is a radical change in eating habits, not well-suited for everyone, especially vegetarians. I can only speak from my own personal experience that it works for me.

Note: This article is curently available only to Salon Premium subscribers, so you'll have to view a short Ad to see the article if you're not currently a subscriber...

Bloodletters - Hack Yourself

Bloodletters - Hack Yourself 01/03/2005 04:54 AM
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"Bloodletters - Hack Yourself"

"Bloodletters - Hack Yourself" 01/05/2005 12:04 AM

Hack-free CSS for IE

Hack-free CSS for IE 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
Jeffrey Zeldman reports that the CSS validator currently regards the Box Model Hack as invalid CSS. I’m not going to...

how to hack your head

how to hack your head 04/27/2004 01:06 PM
SBJ dives even further into your wide-open mind

Hacking Samsung 4510-Based APs

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