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by 2bluesc 11y ago
> Any Markdown editor worth its salt should have a permanent live preview Atom has this with the "Markdown Preview" that pops-up with SHIFT + CTRL + M. It does most of what I want today, but still feels lacking.
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Firmware Dumping Technique for an ARM Cortex-M0 SoC(blog.includesecurity.com)
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Experience: HMP Kryo and Demos(anandtech.com)
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> if everything is so screwed up, why it has been the dominant technology for 24 years? I understand your point, but why is Windows a thing?
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About 2x+ more expensive then a Cortex-M0. Still insist on CISC arch. Why? http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/embedded/products/qua...
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If the tasks only take 10 minutes, why not just do them instead of asking for someone else to do them?
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> So instead of updating Java, we now have an ecosystem where everyone and their dog are shipping their own bundled Chrom(e|ium) instead, which surely is not going to cause even more upgrade-related problems in the future. And each insta
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
I love my Yubikey Neo and it's good to see one torn down and tested. It's not surprising that the NEO board has 2 chips in standard QFN packages where as the earlier Yubikey exploited in [1] was a chip-on-board "package"
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Everyone is talking about personal computers and mobile devices. Not mentioned: the IoT movement with devices in the field with minimal capabilities and no path for upgrade. Older version of devices like TI's CC3200 (which appears to
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Love seeing U2F gain traction!
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> Almost every time I read a piece in the mainstream media about something I understand really well I'm baffled at how badly the press machine we've set up (and inexplicably trust) can butcher it. Then I think about that experi
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Shoot, should have included my referral code. In case anyone else is interested: http://www.vultr.com/?ref=6818844 Vultr also has larger HDD droplets for storage/back-up/archive whatever people want it for (my ca
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
I'm with you. It'd be nice if they handed out a proper IPv6 prefix to their droplets too. The 16 addresses or whatever it is doesn't count. Bonus points for optionally handing out a /48 as recommended so that docker co
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
Agrh, https://github.com/kylemanna/nanotest
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Should check out my bare-metal unit test project targeting microcontrollers. Goal is to not use things like pipe()/fork()/malloc() etc. https://github.com/kylemanna
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This. While certain crowds like to hate on systemd, the many features beyond init are lost in the noise for the casual observers. I love systemd timers. The biggest shortcoming with systemd timers, is that it doesn't have an easy way
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
I was looking for a small unit test framework for a micro controller (think Cortex-M0/3/4). I looked at Unity, minunit, and cmocka. All depend on dynamic allocation and that was a deal breaker. I gave up hunting and created nano
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
> we use docker intensively CI in Jenkins for documented, project-specific build environments This. Doing apt-get install on Travis builds to spin up my required tools on every build was slow and a PITA. I started using GitLab CI wit
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
> Creator of Ansible and Cobbler For context on author's perspective. Perhaps the post is related to http://www.ansible.com/blog/red-hat
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> So they would likely lose > 17% revenue very soon. It looks like they loose money on every single Starbucks transaction. Sounds like a good thing.
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Hit one of my repos. Thought it was a grammar nazi friend trolling me at first. In the end I merged it. I now have a README.md with auxiliary spelt correctly.
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Why not just bridge if the NAT is 1:1? Am I missing something?
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
Worth mentioning that this is by Martin Sustrik of ZeroMQ fame.
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One thing to consider is using ecryptfs as I do for my data at rest. It's mounted as a (mostly) regular filesystem at ~/Private (or similar) and the encrypted files that serve as the backend (~/.private) are then uploaded to
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
Expected another post bashing systemd. Instead a post showing how to properly use systemd. Pleasant surprise.
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> Would love to hear ... what you might do with B2. B2 finally creates an option for Linux users to use BackBlaze for back-up (at minimum) at work and at home. I look forward to that.
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.tar.xz preferrably
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I wish Digital Ocean handed out reasonable prefixes instead of the 16 addresses they allocate per node.
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Took me a while to notice that it's not written by djb himself.
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by 2bluesc 11y ago
Why not just use OpenVPN? It's just as simple (if not simpler) to setup and considerably more powerful. An OpenVPN server can go from zero to done in under 5 minutes (for HN readers, less) with a Docker container: https://

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