not impressed. doesn't even work in opera :(

Yeah, I'm not very impressed with Opera either. ;)

Works fine for me in Opera.

How are these conflicting? The people who cannot run a mine or start a new mine must work in one.

Oh, and the doctors take less pay because they like being doctors.

There are a lot of people who can't run a mine or start a new one. There are very few who would chose to work in one. How is it determined who 'must work in one' (coal mine), and who is free to pursue another job like park ranger? I'm also curious what 'must work' entails.

Doctors may like being doctors, but I'm sure there are more who would sign up to be neurologists than gastroenterologists.

Genius, Einstein -- as always.

Well, it worked. I know it's down.

Why not? Makes sense. Can't wait to see the deals.

Congrats!

BTW I'm pretty sure Adobe took over PhoneGap to replace its AIR/Flash long-term debacle. Nice move.

Is there a file size limit?

Hi Bootz15. Currently yes - and that's the only limit. We've set it at 50mb for now. I'd love to hear how that works for you.

The problem is -- people can split zip their files. So file size limits are kind of moot, yes?

We're screwed, and nobody even cares enough to do something about it.

Curious how the password generator got leaked... an insider?

The algorithm looks pretty trivial. All it does is take the mac address, reverse the byte ordering, and use the result modulo 999999929.

That's probably simple enough that even I could read it in assembly and figure it out. I don't know if getting a firmware image is difficult, but the actual generator certainly isn't the hard part here.

I'm wondering if that modulo value has any meaning - looking at it in a few different formats hasn't immediately struck any sparks with me.

> I'm wondering if that modulo value has any meaning

It's a prime number, close to 1 billion

You're on a forum full of self-important humourless people, what did you expect? Mind the downvotes.

It wasn't leaked. The obvious vulnerability made it trivial to write up a script to demonstrate it, which is all the researcher did.

or a smart reverser :)

Groovy!