I usually just read Hack a Day – and love it. But lately I’ve been seeing a decline in quality with posts like this leaking in. So I feel I have to say that I don’t think these kind of articles belong on Hack a Day.. at all. There are plenty of other blogs for that (slashdot, etc). Please let Hack a Day remain pure.

Posted at 1:48 am on Jun 25th, 2008 by Lars

this is a pretty good article on this re-direct. not bad material at all for h-a-d. just reminds those of us in the physical and/or information security world that it’s not just a jungle out there. it’s a effin warzone

all in all i like the new format, sure some is flaky, but then again not all that glitters is gold. to be honest, all these naysayers remind me of a story a former professor once told me about when my campus finally got bus services to run loops to the parking lots. students were up in arms about having to park so far away as to ride a bus and my professor asked the then president of the university about it. he replied that the great thing about colleges is that in four years no one will remember a time before the buses.

keep your head up hackaday, and keep on keeping on cause the attention span of the web is a few months at most.

Posted at 2:44 am on Jun 25th, 2008 by Rubicon

i do not approve of this post.

not a hck. it is just a news article.

Posted at 10:24 am on Jun 25th, 2008 by miked

Obligatory reminder to all the complainers about http://www.hackaday.com/category/daily/

That’s all

Posted at 11:44 am on Jun 25th, 2008 by PenguiN

Obligatory reminder to those that don’t like the complainers:

“hack a day serves up a fresh hack each day, every day from around the web and a special how-to hack each week.”

Posted at 12:17 pm on Jun 25th, 2008 by miked

I bank with CitiBank, and recently received a notice on ATM safety. They offered some wise advise, including that I “cover the keypad when entering my pin,” and “be aware of your surroundings when using an ATM machine.”

I feel safer already.

Posted at 12:57 pm on Jun 25th, 2008 by Mike

miked, you’re describing exactly what the “daily” category is. Are you really that dense?

Posted at 1:20 pm on Jun 25th, 2008 by Ken

I came to hackaday for the daily hack in the first place (obviously ?), but I don’t think the articles quality is degrading, it’s just less interesting to people like us. As long as there is a “daily” category (thanks for pointing this out, I didn’t know it existed until now), I don’t mind and I don’t see why anyone would.

Posted at 5:37 pm on Jun 25th, 2008 by vic

That reminds me of a movie a long time ago where this guy found he could pick up signals (data) with his car radio tuned to a certain frequency and of course within vicinity of an ATM. He then figured out a way to capture the data and make cards. Anyone remember this movie or what it was called?

Posted at 10:19 pm on Jun 25th, 2008 by Thinkster

i have an atm but dont know its pin number,i would like to withdraw as soon as possible before it is blocked

Posted at 6:22 am on Jul 14th, 2008 by john

i need visa card for purchase item as computer and electronics

Posted at 2:02 am on May 26th, 2009 by jeffrey gold

how did i get my pin number

Posted at 2:12 am on May 26th, 2009 by jeffrey gold