--- Log opened Thu Jul 07 00:00:35 2011 00:01 -!- todd [~todd@cpe-075-177-178-209.nc.res.rr.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 260 seconds] 00:03 -!- todd [~todd@cnet520-hosoc.mcclatchyinteractive.com] has joined #se2600 00:48 -!- todd [~todd@cnet520-hosoc.mcclatchyinteractive.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 00:50 -!- todd [~todd@cpe-075-177-178-209.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #se2600 05:59 -!- the_hugme [~jallman@gw1.vendormate.net] has joined #se2600 05:59 -!- mode/#se2600 [+o the_hugme] by ChanServ 07:29 < eryc> morning 08:01 -!- todd [~todd@cpe-075-177-178-209.nc.res.rr.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 08:03 -!- todd [~todd@cnet520-hosoc.mcclatchyinteractive.com] has joined #se2600 08:12 < sdodson> eryc: hi sunshine 09:27 -!- m0j0-j0j0 [~jkemp@cnet520-hosoc.mcclatchyinteractive.com] has joined #se2600 09:41 -!- todd [~todd@cnet520-hosoc.mcclatchyinteractive.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 09:43 -!- todd [~todd@cpe-075-177-178-209.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #se2600 10:02 <@Corydon76-home> http://consumerist.com/2011/07/video-of-25727-passwords-from-sony-hack-one-per-frame.html 10:03 <@Dagmar> Sweet 10:04 <@Corydon76-home> "123456" was apparently a VERY popular password on Sony 10:04 <@Dagmar> Yep 10:05 <@Corydon76-home> Also looks like people were using their phone numbers as passwords 10:21 < todd> burp 10:22 < eryc> fuck* 10:25 <@Dagmar> I have greatly enjoyed the presents Lulzsec granted us all with their releases 10:26 <@Dagmar> Although frankly now, there's only one thing I can really say about password security... 10:26 <@Dagmar> "YOU USERS ARE FUCKING ASSHOLES WHO GET WHAT YOU DESERVE" 10:27 <@Dagmar> Stupid-ass passwords have become the norm, and I strongly suspect that at least 30% of the world's population as a whole have decided upon their own "single sign-on" solution 10:27 <@Dagmar> Sites should start selecting password criteria that is theoretically _less_ secure, in order to be incompatible wiht other site's password guidelines 10:28 <@Dagmar> Let's say for example 10:28 <@Dagmar> 1. Requires at least one uppercase letter 10:28 <@Dagmar> 2. Requires one bit of punctuation 10:28 <@Dagmar> 3. Requires one lowercase letter 10:28 <@Dagmar> 4. Requires a number 10:28 <@Dagmar> Of those four, two should be required and two should be forbidden 10:29 <@Dickie> Never gonna happen. 10:29 <@Dickie> "Too complicated" 10:30 <@Dickie> Mom & Dad won't use those services. 10:31 <@Dagmar> Mom & Dad shouldn't be using hte internet without teenage supervision anyway 10:35 < scribbles> the problem is that the people that understand it hte least are the ones making laws about it ;) 10:44 <@Corydon76-home> The problem, in this case, wasn't that people are or are not using secure passwords. It's that Sony stored them in cleartext. 10:46 <@Corydon76-home> If you want to make a law, make a law that any site that stores passwords for more than 100 disparate accounts must store only a one-way hash of the password, not the password in cleartext or in any manner where the password can be easy deobfuscated 10:48 <@Corydon76-home> We have to fix THAT side of the equation. Whether you use a good password or not can be entirely compromised by the provider 10:52 <@brimstone> i've got it 10:52 <@brimstone> let's create a audit process for websites 10:52 <@brimstone> like iso-9000 and whatnot 10:55 <@Dagmar> Well, "easily deobfuscated" becomes larger and larger by the day 10:55 <@Dagmar> Some of the crack rates of the newer hash-busting mechanisms are truly staggering 10:56 <@Dagmar> Brute-forcing any given 8-character password in less than a day is now possible on a budget, even 10:56 <@brimstone> what's it, $20 worth of ec2 time? 10:56 <@Corydon76-home> Dagmar: That, too, can be defined, as a non-repeating algorithm 10:56 <@brimstone> something stupid 10:56 <@Corydon76-home> Dagmar: depends upon the hash type 10:56 <@Dagmar> People are doing it on single workstations with a fancy video card now 10:56 <@Corydon76-home> MD5, sure. SHA-512, not so much 10:57 <@Dagmar> Also, Torchwood on the web tonight I think... Awesome. 10:58 <@Corydon76-home> There's little excuse not to use the largest bitsize algorithm in new designs 10:58 <@Corydon76-home> Rainbow tables can be combatted by using a longer salt 10:58 <@Dagmar> See also http://www.starz.com/originals/torchwood 10:58 <@Dagmar> When rainbow tables are involved it's WAY less than a day 11:02 <@Dagmar> I *had* read that Starz was going to be streaming Miracle Day a day early from their website but now I can' tseem to find that info 11:04 -!- Mirage [~mirage@70-90-152-138-Knoxville.hfc.comcastbusiness.net] has joined #se2600 11:04 -!- mode/#se2600 [+o Mirage] by ChanServ 11:08 <@Dagmar> In theory it'll go up on their site tonight at midnight 11:11 <@Dagmar> Less theory and more pragmatism is that Comcast's system is still a complete clusterfuck 11:23 <@Dagmar> SCrew it. I'll make another "Annoy the shit out of Comcast" call 11:32 <@Dagmar> Seriously, I'm paying ~$60/month for "Digital Starter w/On Demand" and it matches exactly none of the lineups on their site 11:33 <@Dagmar> I *might* be able to add a premium channel for $10/month, or I might be able to add it for $33/month 11:33 <@Dagmar> ...or it's possible they're about to tell me a bunch of bullshit and make me angry enough to switch to U-Verse 11:41 <@oddball> I just wish there was a way to customize the channel guide to only show what you are subscribed to. 11:46 -!- sync350 [~sync@c-98-242-80-239.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #se2600 11:58 <@Dagmar> I have spent enough time on hold with them 11:59 <@Dagmar> I now know I have "Basic Expanded Cable w/HD" 11:59 <@Dagmar> This really doesn't tell me shit 12:08 <@Dagmar> This should be a drinking game, but someone would probably wind up in the hospital 12:09 <@Dagmar> "Call Comcast and ask for a list of what channels you're actually subscribing to. Drink every time they don't answer the question." 12:09 < RangerZ> buy some cheap 1/2 proof drinks from a grocery store, you'll be fine 12:09 <@Dagmar> I'm thinking even O'Douls would be risky with this 12:12 < Mercster> comcast used to have a decent tv listing, but then they fucked it all up. i suggest zap2it 12:12 <@Dagmar> I sort of have that by side-effect. 12:12 < Mercster> been using it for years 12:12 <@Dagmar> I have SchedulesDirect. 12:13 < Mercster> ah, yeah 12:13 < Mercster> but that's on the tv, right 12:13 <@Dagmar> Same data feed, except Comcast isn't even giving THEM the correct information 12:13 < Mercster> i hate browsing shit on the tv 12:13 <@Dagmar> I am not going to slog through that menu. No way. It doesn't even show you which channels you do and don't have anyway. 12:13 < Mercster> Dagmar: at least on zap2it you can customize your lineup, add/remove channels from the listing, re-order the listings, etc 12:14 < Mercster> it's laborious and annoying but the work pays off 12:14 < RangerZ> which has better internet service down there, att or comcast? 12:14 <@Dagmar> God only knows 12:14 < RangerZ> :( 12:14 < Mercster> i had att dsl for awhile, i like comcast better 12:14 <@Dagmar> Mercster: Again, I have SchedulesDirect 12:14 < Mercster> not that comcast is great or anything 12:14 <@Dagmar> They both get their information from TMS. 12:15 < Mercster> Dagmar: right, all im saying is, you can customize zap2it (and i guess shcedulesdirect?) so although it doesnt know what's in your plan, you can still trim it down to what you have 12:15 < Mercster> im not saying the info is any different, im just saying, you can fix the lineup to what you have manually 12:15 < Mercster> which is a bitch at first, but once you've done it, it's saved 12:16 <@Dagmar> You can customize the SchedulesDirect lineup, but you have to know what freaking channels to remove first. 12:17 <@Dagmar> At the moment I've got a chat window up with someone probably from Mumbai trying to tell me that I have "Digital Starter" 12:17 < Mercster> i think i have what you have 12:17 < Mercster> possibly more, not sure 12:17 < Mercster> it's a digital starter with extended basic or some shit, and also the encore package 12:18 < Mercster> who knows, for me it doesnt matter whether i know if i have the gold network or the game show network or whatever, i dont want to see it in my lineup anyway 12:18 < Mercster> s/gold/golf 12:19 <@Dagmar> I wonder if their accuracy would change if someone showed up with a chainsaw and started carving up the walls 12:21 <@oddball> RangerZ: I've had much better luck with Comcast than with ATT DSL. Of course, there are people that will say the opposite. Apparently it depends on what block you live on. 12:21 < RangerZ> great 12:21 <@Dagmar> Certainly AT&T's website is less full of bullshit 12:21 <@Dagmar> In the time I've wasted wiht this Comcast rep I have learned that for $79/month I can have all the channels I want plus BBC America 12:21 < Mercster> the wiring in my building, or maybe my distance to the nearest whatever, capped my ATT DSL to 3M down 12:22 < Mercster> if i had 6M enabled, connection would die anytime it rained or thundered 12:22 < Mercster> cable is more fault tolerant in my experience 12:22 < RangerZ> yeah 12:22 < RangerZ> i hate comcast 12:22 < RangerZ> but i guess i'll have to go with them 12:23 < RangerZ> probably won't even get TV 12:23 <@Dagmar> I'm going to publicize this shit 12:23 <@Dagmar> Perhaps if I embarass the thunderfuck out of them they'll get their act together. 12:24 < Mercster> issa OUTRAGE! 12:24 < RangerZ> lol 12:24 < Mercster> issa OUTRAGE! 12:24 < RangerZ> yeah... b/c they care anymore , with buying nbc, et al 12:25 <@brimstone> i've found that the raw technology quality is more than acceptable, but if you have to get a human from comcast involved, you're SOL 12:26 <@brimstone> network worked fine at the shop, we try to get them to move to our new location, 3 week wait 12:26 < Mercster> brimstone: ive found repeatedly screaming "AGENT" into their system usually gets you to someone, but they'll be an idiot 12:26 <@brimstone> i say "operator" 12:26 < Mercster> dont really have to call them for much tho, that's the saving grace 12:26 < Mercster> mostly just works 12:26 < Mercster> unless your modem fries itself or something, then you can just go down to the office and exchange it 12:26 <@Dagmar> If I had to call them more often they'd have my picture on posters at the office 12:27 <@Dagmar> "IF YOU SEE THIS MAN, RUN." 12:27 <@brimstone> don't get me started on the office in town 12:27 <@brimstone> that same 4 ladies deal with all problems 12:27 <@brimstone> can't get the batteries out of your remote, need to just return a modem etc 12:28 <@brimstone> jacks of all trade, masters of none 12:28 <@brimstone> but there's not really a way for the customer to reliably say "this'll just take a minute" 12:28 < Mercster> o/~ lowered expectaaatioooons... 12:28 < RangerZ> god i feel lucky actually having a _real _ local company provide my cable 12:29 <@brimstone> i walk into the main office to return a modem and the average age in line drops 20 years 12:30 < RangerZ> it has only gone out twice in the past three years, and that is when a pole in my neighborhood was knocked down by storms 12:31 < RangerZ> Dagmar: want to call and setup my comcast to be setup for me? hehe 12:31 < Mercster> RangerZ: you dont want that, you'll end up with your dog poisoned 12:31 < RangerZ> true... 12:31 < Mercster> Dagmar is gonna find a way to piss them off, whether they deserve it or not 12:37 < RangerZ> somehow i feel vast amounts of truth emanating from your statement 13:08 -!- sync350 [~sync@c-98-242-80-239.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has quit [Quit: This computer has gone to sleep] 13:21 < RangerZ> speaking of AT&T and Craptastic 13:21 < RangerZ> http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110707/10173014998/major-us-isps-agree-to-five-strikes-plan-rather-than-three.shtml 13:41 -!- Dickie [~dickie@unaffiliated/dickie] has quit [Quit: brb] 13:42 -!- Dickie [~dickie@unaffiliated/dickie] has joined #se2600 13:42 -!- mode/#se2600 [+o Dickie] by ChanServ 15:26 < todd> paaaaaaaaain 16:24 -!- hobbes615 [~hobbes@173.13.247.210] has joined #se2600 16:24 -!- hobbes615 [~hobbes@173.13.247.210] has quit [Changing host] 16:24 -!- hobbes615 [~hobbes@unaffiliated/hobbes615] has joined #se2600 17:39 < Mercster> storm's hittin knoxville 17:52 <@Bahhumbug> you should go out and play in the rain. 18:14 < Mercster> just did 18:16 < Mercster> well, i didnt *play* in it, but i did go out and watch it for awhile 18:16 < Mercster> shit was coming down at a 45degree angle 18:16 < Mercster> seems to have slowed down a bit, but i wouldnt be surprised if it picked back up 20:12 < Mercster> you're gonna love me when you see me :) 20:12 < Mercster> you dont have to worry 20:28 <@dasunt> This whole Casey Anthony thing makes me worry about people. 20:30 <@dasunt> Just so many people who don't understand the difference between "she's guilty of something" and "she's guilty beyond all reasonable doubt." 20:30 < Mercster> dasunt: that's how juries work tho. there was reasonable doubt 20:30 <@dasunt> Mercster: I agree with the jury. 20:30 < Mercster> well, she *was* found guilty of something 20:30 <@dasunt> I don't agree with people who think the justice system failed or that the jury was wrong. 20:30 < Mercster> just not most of it 20:30 < Mercster> yeah 20:30 <@dasunt> Yep, she was found guilty of lying. 20:31 <@dasunt> But the jury couldn't tell if she was a negligent mother, or a mother who killed her own child, and I have to agree wit the jury on that. 20:31 < Mercster> yeah 20:31 < Mercster> it's a crying shame, but them's the facts 20:32 <@dasunt> I guess Florida has a law where you can nail someone for the costs incurred from filing a false police report. 20:32 <@dasunt> Florida has over $100,000 in the cost of the search for her. 20:32 <@dasunt> Er, for her daughter. 20:32 < Mercster> yeah 20:32 < Mercster> she's gonna get hit with fees out the ass 20:32 < Mercster> but that's about it 20:33 <@dasunt> She also has a defamation suite against her. 20:33 <@dasunt> The woman she claimed was babysitting her child was a neighbor. 20:33 < Mercster> oh yeah, the supposed babysitter 20:34 <@dasunt> If someone gave a damn, there's always wrongful death as well. 20:34 < Mercster> yeah, they hit OJ with that 20:35 <@dasunt> It's "preponderance of evidence" and not "guilty beyond a reasonable doubt", so I think Casey Anthony would be screwed. 20:35 < Mercster> i dont pretend to know what happened, man 20:35 < Mercster> some bad shit went down 20:35 < Mercster> that's all i can figure 20:35 <@dasunt> I can't see it as being premeditated. 20:36 <@dasunt> The lies she had to cover it up were just too bad. 20:36 <@Bahhumbug> We'll never know. 20:36 < Mercster> dasunt: usually the first bit of info when it comes to "evidence" is cause of death. 20:36 < Mercster> right? 20:36 < Mercster> that's the obvious first question 20:36 < Mercster> prosecution didnt answer it 20:36 < RangerZ> the problem is that most people can't imagine some mother being as non-caring about her daughter as she was, and I know someone sadly who would have acted _exactly_ like that if her daughter had died 20:36 <@dasunt> I wouldn't be entirely surprised if it was something like "kid got into her stash of hillybilly heroin" or some shit like that. 20:36 < RangerZ> so they assume she must have killed her, no... she's just a _real_ sociopath.. doesn't have empathy 20:37 <@dasunt> Yep, she does seem like a sociopath. 20:37 <@dasunt> She doesn't care, but it doesn't mean she must have murdered the kid. 20:38 < Mercster> she's obviously a sociopath, histrionic personality disorder, borderline, something 20:38 < Mercster> she's a raging moron and an emotional wreck 20:38 <@dasunt> Hell, maybe she just couldn't find a babysitter, went out to party while leaving the kid at home, and the kid died so she panicked. 20:38 < RangerZ> the "zani => zanex" idea sounds likely to me 20:38 < Mercster> xanax? 20:38 < RangerZ> that she would drug the kid while she went out partying, and this one time, the kid died 20:39 < RangerZ> yes, xanax* 20:39 <@dasunt> I could see that as well. 20:39 <@dasunt> If that's the case, her 3 years she got in prison seems not too unfair. 20:39 < RangerZ> that would have been a felony in FL though 20:39 < RangerZ> and like 20 years 20:39 <@dasunt> That much? 20:40 <@dasunt> Seems like a waste of taxpayer's money, to be honest. 20:40 < RangerZ> the 2nd charge she was found not-guilty for 20:40 <@dasunt> It's a shame we just can't forcefully sterilize the people who negligently kill their kids, but I suppose with the history of eugenics, it's probably a good thing government doesn't have that power. 20:40 < RangerZ> and the "tech guy" the prosecution had...was a joke 20:41 < RangerZ> i'd bet every single person in here could have done a better job 20:41 <@dasunt> RangerZ: I'm glad I'm not the only one who started wondering about what the hell he was doing. 20:41 <@dasunt> Do deleted files in NTFS have date information still? I thought so. 20:41 < RangerZ> i've taken computer forensics courses 20:41 < RangerZ> and he was doing everything wrong 20:42 < RangerZ> finding different results with 2 programs... wow... is that bad 20:42 <@dasunt> I think he was the equivalent of a script kiddie. 20:42 < RangerZ> plus he wasn't using well qualified, well known software 20:42 < RangerZ> no... he is highly ranked in the FBI or something... 20:42 <@dasunt> RangerZ: Doesn't mean he wasn't a script kiddie. 20:42 < RangerZ> i think he was just on a railroad job... found what he wanted... and just stoped 20:43 <@dasunt> Doesn't he strike you as someone who learned how to use a program, instead of someone who knows theory, and really wants to figure out what happened? 20:43 < RangerZ> (unfortunately thats most computer forensics people) 20:43 < RangerZ> but yes 20:43 <@dasunt> I actually wish I could get a raw image of that drive. 20:44 < RangerZ> i said the exact same thing to my mom yesterday 20:44 <@dasunt> His testimony wasn't that great either. 20:44 < RangerZ> b/c she is who got me into this, she had me watch the tech guy... b/c even she could tell he wasn't completely on the up and up 20:44 <@dasunt> So, she looked about how to break someone's neck, but she also looked for self defense, and she read a blog(?) about a zombie invasion. 20:45 <@dasunt> And the tech guy (from what I could tell) couldn't place the web history in order, could he? 20:45 <@Evilpig> okay who all has a google+ profile? 20:45 < RangerZ> he didn't use enCase or any of the other programs that literally just let you put in a regex and find anything you want with a simple search bar 20:46 <@dasunt> Well, it was mozilla. That seemed to confuse him. 20:46 < RangerZ> he used some _horrible_ program that relied on timestamps (which should _never_ be used in a trail case) 20:46 <@dasunt> (I'd presume it was firefox, but...) 20:46 <@dasunt> Note to self: alter timestamps for alibi if needed. 20:46 < RangerZ> it's _wayyyy_ too easy to mess with timestamps 20:47 < RangerZ> but they are often admitted despite that fact 20:47 <@dasunt> This conversation makes me want to encrypt my hard drive. 20:47 <@dasunt> I probably should, to be honest. At least ~. 20:48 <@dasunt> Oh, and /tmp 20:48 <@dasunt> Maybe /var 20:48 < RangerZ> biggest now is the swap space 20:48 <@dasunt> Oh, yes. 20:48 <@dasunt> :( 20:49 <@dasunt> It's not that I'm planning to do anything, but OMG my search history... 20:49 < RangerZ> since they are using the can-of-air-upside-down to chill the ram between a power down 20:49 < Mercster> :| 20:50 < RangerZ> and sadly... the most work that any CF person does for the state is child porn 20:50 < RangerZ> think it was 27% of all cases from the one place they talked about 20:51 <@dasunt> Yah, my search history would not help me for that. 20:51 <@dasunt> I ended up googling pedophile recidivism rates awhile back. 20:51 <@dasunt> I could just see that coming up in court "why did you google pedophilia and the justice system?" "Er, argument on the internet." 20:52 < RangerZ> ....right son.... you know you are never seeing daylight again right.... yes your honor... 20:52 <@dasunt> Yah. 20:53 <@dasunt> Gawd, there's people still in jail who are most likely innocent, just because of the satanic day care center abuse hysteria a few decades back. 20:53 -!- hobbes615 [~hobbes@unaffiliated/hobbes615] has quit [Quit: This computer has gone to sleep] 20:54 <@dasunt> Oh, that reminds me, I have t-shirts from metal concerts. 20:54 <@dasunt> I'm so fucked if I'm ever charged with a crime. 20:55 < RangerZ> ok...? 20:56 <@dasunt> You heard of the West Memphis 3? 20:56 < RangerZ> no 20:57 < RangerZ> . 20:57 < RangerZ> 20:57 <@dasunt> Three kids got killed down in West Memphis. 20:57 <@dasunt> They charged three teens with the crime. 20:57 <@dasunt> One of the bits of evidence at trial was listening to metal. 20:58 < RangerZ> ohh hell... i'm screwed... 20:58 < RangerZ> i'm working again as a lighting tech/stagehand 20:58 <@dasunt> There was also that "it might not have been arson" guy. 20:58 <@dasunt> http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2009/09/07/090907fa_fact_grann 20:59 <@dasunt> Iron Maiden == murder. 21:00 <@dasunt> (Yah, it looks like Texas might have killed an innocent man, due to the investigation of a house fire being screwed up.) 21:01 < RangerZ> texas put in an express lane for death penalty ... 21:12 -!- hobbes615 [~hobbes@unaffiliated/hobbes615] has joined #se2600 21:45 < sdodson> hello there 22:04 -!- sync350 [~sync@c-98-242-80-239.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #se2600 22:16 -!- sync350 [~sync@c-98-242-80-239.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has quit [Quit: This computer has gone to sleep] 22:40 <@Evilpig> ROFL! http://i.imgur.com/lNTxn.jpg 22:41 -!- todd [~todd@cpe-075-177-178-209.nc.res.rr.com] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 23:02 -!- fie [~fie@67.11.4.195] has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 23:13 -!- fie [~fie@67.11.4.195] has joined #se2600 23:16 <@dasunt> I wonder how rude it would be to randomly contact people with my ancestor's last name on facebook, and see if they have any family tree info. 23:17 <@dasunt> "Pardon me, I don't speak a speck of Swedish, so I'm running this through google translate..." 23:30 -!- sync350 [~sync@c-98-242-80-239.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #se2600 23:39 * Bahhumbug looks at his nice shiny new C6 ISOs 23:40 <@Bahhumbug> actually, it probably wouldn't be rude at all. 23:40 <@Bahhumbug> might care to have a native Swedish speaking person review the message you want to send them. Quite likely they already speak English. 23:42 <@dasunt> Well, I'd be targetting older people. 23:43 <@dasunt> Luckily, I live in Minnesota, so finding native Swedish speakers isn't too hard. 23:43 <@Bahhumbug> heh, true. 23:44 <@dasunt> Facebook turns up about 37 matches for my great grandfather's last name. 23:44 <@dasunt> Suspiciously low. 23:44 <@dasunt> I find about 9 people with the same last name in a white pages search. 23:44 <@dasunt> Supposedly, my family found religion and changed their last name. I suspect that family tale has a bit of truth, just because this is one rare last name. 23:45 <@Bahhumbug> you tried poking around ancestry.com? 23:50 -!- hobbes615 [~hobbes@unaffiliated/hobbes615] has quit [Quit: This computer has gone to sleep] 23:52 < RangerZ> my grandfather used those too, plus lots of churches kept records like birth/death if you go way back 23:54 <@dasunt> Yep. 23:54 <@dasunt> But not much online. 23:54 <@dasunt> I did find my great-great uncle had a patent out in his name though. 23:57 <@Bahhumbug> not to pry, but if the religion in question was LDS they keep immaculate ancestry records. --- Log closed Fri Jul 08 00:00:35 2011