dark_mage

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r/computerforensics•

Greets,

I'm working on a topic where we need to have some realistic-ish data from Android phones. I've been looking for samples but haven't been able to find Android phone images with meaningful use. I've found several images of Android devices (e.g. at digitalcorpora.org) but all provide the stock information. When analysing the SQLite databases they are just empty (or just contain the defaults).

Does anybody know a good resources for Android phone images? It doesn't have to been real data per se, it might be a prepared sample or have the sensitive information redacted.

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r/webhosting•

So I was wanting to buy a domain name and I went to godaddy.com and namecheap.com

In namecheap they offered me to pay about $14 per year for each domain (.com, .net, .org, .info). In godaddy.com they had a special discount where you could get all of the above mentioned for just $15 per year. So the price difference is substancial.

I was initially wanting to go for namecheap but compared to GoDaddy they dont seem cheap at all. I've heard good stuff about namecheap but the price offers are not comparable. Do you know if there any bundle like that in Namecheap or why there's such a difference in prices?

Thank you

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r/cscareerquestions•

So I got asked the following questions at a job interview today and I didn't really know how to answer them.

  • Why should we hire you?
  • In which way would you contribute to the company?

I know these are typical interview questions but somehow I never really put much thought on them and wasn't asked on previous interviews.

Some background information.

I'm expecting to finish my degree on CS next year and have never worked before. I only ever had 3 job interviews and started seeking for a job recently. The company which I went to is a small software company that builds software using Ruby mainly and Java. They have about 30 employees atm and use agile development.

So my main concern is

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r/archlinux•

So I got this problem that keeps me from using linux as my main OS. I've been having this issue with all other distros Ive used in the past, its a driver issue with my onboard soundcard.

My motherboard (Asus P5K-E Wifi) does not provide any driver for linux. Of course, linux kind of recognizes it and makes it work but the sound is not the same and there are some issues, for example when pausing videos or resuming them there's a delay/lag. Also, the quality of the sound and mic input on mumble is nowhere near to the one that can be achieved with the drivers on a Windows setup.

Im not sure if I should use ALSA or PulseAudio. I remember I tried both on my previous ubuntu setup and couldn't fi

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