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Like to see dominoes fall? [JK Brickworks] has got what you need, in the form of a never-ending ring of falling and resetting tiles. LEGO pieces are the star in this …read more Continue reading Domino Ring Machine Tips Tiles In a Never-ending Wave
By Waqas
Hackers behind Domino’s India alleged data breach have created an online search engine where anyone can search for victims’ data.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Hackers already claiming to have sold Domino’s, Air Indi… Continue reading Hackers already claiming to have sold Domino’s, Air India databases
By Habiba Rashid
According to IT security researcher Rajshekhar Rajaharia, “If you ever had ordered pizza online from Domino’s India your data is leaked now.”
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Hackers claims to be selling 13tb of… Continue reading Hackers claims to be selling 13tb of Domino’s India data
Knocking dominoes down is a fun pastime for a rainy afternoon, but setting them all up can be a drag. Thankfully, [Lewis] of [DIY Machines] has built a helpful machine to do the job for you, letting you focus on the fun part instead!
The machine is run by an …read more
It seems there are as many ways to display the time as there are ways to measure it in the first place. [Kothe] saw a fancy designer domino clock, and wanted a piece of the action without the high price tag. Thus, the natural solution was to go the DIY …read more
[Gzumwalt] did things a little differently with his Pink and Green Domino Machine II, a 3D printed device that drops dominoes in a neat row ready for toppling over. Unlike his earlier version, this one holds dominoes laying flat in a hopper that’s accessible from the top for easy loading. …read more
Continue reading One-Motor Domino Laying Machine Works For Tips
I’ve found a way to upload files in a web application running on top of Lotus Domino, and can access the uploaded files from my browser.
Now I’d like to run a script of course, to show I can execute code on the server. Anyon… Continue reading File upload on Lotus Domino server
[Matthias Wandel] has come up with another awesome machine, this time a machine that sets up neat rows of dominos. If you’ve followed [Matthias]’s work over the years then you’ll know that this is a wooden version of one he made out of LEGO® back in 2009.
In true [Matthias] fashion he uses just the one motor both for moving the machine along and for pushing the dominos in place. Not satisfied with that efficient use of parts, the rubber band belts that transfer rotation from the motor shaft to the wheels (bearings) double as the rubber surfaces for those …read more
[Matthias Wandel] has come up with another awesome machine, this time a machine that sets up neat rows of dominos. If you’ve followed [Matthias]’s work over the years then you’ll know that this is a wooden version of one he made out of LEGO® back in 2009.
In true [Matthias] fashion he uses just the one motor both for moving the machine along and for pushing the dominos in place. Not satisfied with that efficient use of parts, the rubber band belts that transfer rotation from the motor shaft to the wheels (bearings) double as the rubber surfaces for those …read more
The IBM Lotus Domino server IMAP service contains a stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability in IMAP commands that refer to a mailbox name. This can allow a remote,authenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the Domino server Continue reading VU#676632: IBM Lotus Domino server mailbox name stack buffer overflow
