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Daca tu te-ai fi aflat la celalalt capat al tranzactiei acum ai fi tipat pe aici ca din gura de sarpe ca ai fost tepuit si sa iti dam sfaturi cum sa nu ramai pagubit. Nu e vina cumparatorului ca nu primeste exact ce a comandat (dintr-un motiv sau altul) ci doar a ta. So.. ce ar fi daca ai sparge stereotipul roman de a da tepe si odata in viata iti asumi rensposabilitatea pentru faptele comise de tine? Faptul ca i-ai cheltuit deja e doar problema ta. Grow a fucking pair! Closed

Ba, de marimea asta de tricou n-am auzit pana acum. #VrajitorPePhotoshop #reclama (fac modele de tricouri in photoshop, gif-uri la comanda, dam jos primari ) #NoSHIT #Edit M-am documentat si chiar exista marimea asta. (#feelingprost)

In caz ca deschide caz, ebay-ul ii va da banii inapoi si ti-i va trage tie din PayPal. Daca nu ii ai pe PayPal vei ajunge cu balanta negativa si in final tot ii vei scoate din buzunar. Fa-i reducere omului si nu mai da tepe!

Wallet-ul oficial al Ethereum il descarci de pe site-ul oficial: https://ethereum.org/ Ai acolo tot ce vrei pe site. Te poti uita si pe github daca vrei documentii. https://github.com/ethereum/ Echipa din spatele proiectului e foarte buna si de incredere. E ceva legit 100%. Exista o comunitate pe slack unde sunt doar romani: http://ethromania.herokuapp.com/ Ethereum este mai mult decat o crypto-moneda. Este un sistem pe care poti scrie aplicatii si aceste aplicatii sa aiba in spate un sistem financiar bazat pe cryptocurencies, micropayments si tot ce iti poti imagina. Au un limbaj de programare cu care poti sa faci smart contracts, se numeste solidity si e la versiune 0.3 deocamdata daca nu ma insel. Aplicatiile create cu ethereum si care folosesc smart contracts se numesc DAPPS (distributed applications). Un exemplu care a luat mai mult elan din segmentul asta este: https://slock.it/ Cu Slock.it poti sa faci sisteme de incuietori care se deschid in momentul in care le platesti. Pentru mai multe DAPPS te poti uita aici: http://dapps.ethercasts.com/ Sunt super multe de discutat, se lucreaza la foarte multe proiecte si o sa fie ceva mare. La fel de mare ca si Bitcoin sau poate sa il si depaseasca odata cu Halvingul de la bitcoin din iulie. (Desii partea cu halvingul poate sa mearga in oricare directie, ori sa scada pretul dramatic ori sa explodeze intr-o crestere. - asta e totusi o alta discutie si e cam offtopic.) Orice intrebari ai in legatura cu ethereum, poti sa intri pe comunitatea de slack mentionata mai sus si sigur iti raspunde cineva.

If a user attempts to copy the text with keyboard shortcuts, i.e. ctrl+c or command+c, an 800ms timer gets set that will override the user's clipboard with malicious code. echo "not evil" Sursa : https://github.com/dxa4481/Pastejacking

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Sunt cazuri in care nu poti verifica totul manual: nu ai timp suficient, aplicatia e prea mare, nu iti trebuie decat un singur punct de intrare, etc. Cele mai bune rezultate pe web le-am avut cu Burp Suite Pro si Netsparker. Mai exista si alternative, destul de multe, poti consulta o lista aici: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:Vulnerability_Scanning_Tools

Mr. Looquer MrLooquers is an IPv6 Intelligence search engine. It supports full-text searches (see Doc). Demo Doc Python API for Mrlooquer.com Happy harvesting!

Ce legatura are rugina cu transportul ? Iar ce legatura are Limba ROmana cu alta tara , nu esti singurul ce-o uite pe aeroport . Scade din pret si ai rezolvat problema , data viitoare nu mai mintii cumparatorul .

Incearca la terminalele Qiwi sa vezi daca accepta asa ceva insa nu sunt sigur, nu le-am folosit. Tine cont de urmatoarele: - Majoritatea operatorilor de telefonie iti vor limita platile prin sms din motive de securitate pentru ca e foarte usor sa trimiti sms de pe un telefon care nu iti apartine si apoi sa le umfle factura altora. De exemplu nu stiu daca vreun operator te va lasa sa efectuezi mai mult de 20eur / tranzactie si daca faci mai multe in mod repetat (de pe abonament) e posibil sa te limiteze. - Operatorul isi asuma un anumit risc pentru ca in caz de frauda, bitcoinul e de nerecuperat si daca e dat si prin mixer nici nu-i mai da de urma. - Comisioanele de procesare a platilor prin sms sunt uriase pentru ca operatorii de telefonie mobila sunt fomisti. Nu stiu cat de rentabil e sa faci astfel de tranzactii. Mai de mult vroiam sa introduc plati prin sms pentru o chestie si in Ro gasisem cel mai ieftin cu comision de 40%

,,,cele "doua bucati de tabla" asigura o mai buna adaptare de impedanta cit si o marire a benzii de frecventa ...!!!

2.4GHz 9dBi Indoor Omni-directional Antenna ,,,pentru ce te intereseaza pe tine cred ca cel mai potrivit ar fi asta...https://apollo.open-resource.org/mission:log:2012:08:02:active-wideband-receiver-antenna-for-sdr

XXS e vreo vulnerabilitate noua sau ce?? sqli gasesti manual

Nici o legatura.. dar poate lam trimis fara rugina si a ruginit in 2 saptamani pe avion lol -.-. banii iam cheltuit...

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