/13, Daniel Herrera wrote: > > > > From: Daniel Herrera > > Subject: Re: [WEB SECURITY] best tool for web app scanning / pen testing > > To: "Zippy Zeppoli" , "Phil Gmail" > > > > Cc: "websecurity@lists.webappsec.org" > > Date: Wednesday

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For more information and to download this release please visit the ZAP homepage: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/ZAP I will also be talking about ZAP at the OWASP AppSec Asia Pacific conference on Saturday 14th April: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/AppSecAsiaPac2012#Track_Session_Speakers - please come over and say hi!

My friend who was going to visit with a video camera did not show up. The Traconex did something that I was not expecting. At 7 minutes past the hour I noticed that the seconds were not changing crisply with the seconds ticks from the radios. By 19 minutes past the hour they had retarded enough to be crisp in the new time scale.

At 03:02 AM 8/2/2009, Steve Rooke wrote: >Has anyone discussed making this mailing list into a centralised forum >on web server. The benefits would be that all replies are naturally I would absolutely not prefer a web forum. Hate 'em for many reasons. Usenet and privately run email lists are better for me. -- newell N5TNL

Hi: Just noticed that the forum login page is no https! This an oversight or miss config? You can get a free ssl/tls cert from letsencrypt.org. Bad idea to have a login page unprotected!

Fun fact: I started leapsecond.com so I could post the results of a Y2K Colorado visit to NIST. If the world was going to crash I was going to be at ground zero, with a camera. [2] > > Anyway, stay safe, stay healthy, stay timely.

Best wishes & regards, Eugene Dokukin aka MustLive Administrator of Websecurity web site http://websecurity.com.ua

For the part that was wrapped tight, the > hack saw was of some good help; but much of it we just could not get to with > the hack saw. That is where the wood chisel worked nicely, but slowly. >

I think it's been quite a long time since that hack was discussed here. One discovery from the last time around is that it's faster (I think possibly a lot faster) to divide your points into triangles rather than passing one huge "face". Maybe it triangulates the face? This hack is in BOSL2 as hull_points().