Hello71

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by Hello71 11y ago
same reason why busybox exists
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by Hello71 11y ago
$ cd rvm; find -type f -exec grep -l '#!.*bash' {} + | xargs wc -l | sort -n [ ... ] 448 ./scripts/functions/selector_interpreters 492 ./scripts/functions/gemset 501 .&
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by Hello71 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captive_portal
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by Hello71 11y ago
> Wifi Skeleton Key responded in February, calling the rumors slander and stating that the company collaborated with Baidu on a number of security measures. ohh, this baidu https://citizenlab.org/2015/04/chinas-
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by Hello71 11y ago
https://xkcd.com/720/
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by Hello71 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_America,_Inc._v._Google...
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by Hello71 11y ago
or provide patches against upstream instead of forking.
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by Hello71 11y ago
> I've said this before but WP has easily half a million words on en-dash, em-dash, hyphen and minus. Here's a search (with handy word counts) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=dash&pr
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by Hello71 11y ago
or like Akinator: http://en.akinator.com/
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by Hello71 11y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/34m5d5/unnotice... top comment: > If it was unnoticed for years then the sysadmins were shit. Why is this newsworthy? > > Any sysadmin worth their sa
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by Hello71 12y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2wz2wo/decentraliz...
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by Hello71 12y ago
0. You realize you need an HTTP server. You're presented with a dizzying variety of options and already lost. Are you supposed to get Apache, Navajo, NGINX, IIS, Jetty, lighttpd, heavytpd, httpd, or ApacheNavajoNGINXIISJettylighttpdhea
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by Hello71 12y ago
After a 10 second look at the comment I thought "oh dear, another !@#$ty comment". But I'm willing to bet it's... no, it's just a !@#$ty comment. Same as all comments. People should give up on this concept. No-one c
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by Hello71 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malicious_caller_identificatio...
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by Hello71 12y ago
Except when tons of emails come in that can't even coherently describe the part of the program that doesn't work or the approximate process they are attempting.
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by Hello71 12y ago
> The real insanity with make is that it has no interface to check whether a Makefile contains a given target. > > Best you can do is to run make -n target to probe, but it's possible to write Makefiles that run code even thou
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by Hello71 12y ago
> You need to write a full parser to discover all the targets. I don't think grep '^[^ ]*:' really counts as writing a parser.
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by Hello71 12y ago
$ make -pqrf <(curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jgrahamc/2cc6df7fd5cd61c4d93f/raw/parallel) | grep '^[^ ]*:' | cut -d : -f 1 par-% par-22 par-30 par-5 par-27 p
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by Hello71 12y ago
1. Calling LWN a "blog" is vaguely like calling Ars or even the NYT a "blog" because they have textual online content in article format. 2. This isn't even really LWN content, it's a mailing list post. You can
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by Hello71 12y ago
$ diff -y -W $COLUMNS <(curl -Lvs https://www.google.com/ 2>&1) <(curl -Lvs http://www.google.com/ 2>&1) Edit: furthermore, with curl you can use options like -b, -c, -d, which wou
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by Hello71 12y ago
$ links https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_mono/libc.html Link: [start: Top] Link: [index: Concept Index] Link: [contents: Table of Contents] Link: [up: (dir)]
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by Hello71 12y ago
As far as I can tell, this is not a particularly interesting finding. Basically, if an application tries to load a library and it isn't there, you can create the library and it will load it. On Windows, this may be a vulnerability beca
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by Hello71 12y ago
Why would it be an issue if you opened more doors than necessary? I'm assuming that the edge of the platform will always match the edge of a car, and that it is not possible to board off-platform cars (otherwise they wouldn't be o
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by Hello71 12y ago
OK, so we bought a poorly-designed train with features that we don't need, and so we're going to spend lots of money making the feature work with our incompatible stations. Maybe a little better, but still not very good.
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by Hello71 12y ago
> However, we are aware that there are still occasional problems, which results in the Driver having to either manually tell the train where it is via the "location not found" option in the TMS, or in the event of that not work
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by Hello71 12y ago
For all intents and purposes, this project is dead. XULRunner is effectively unsupported upstream [0], and there is no traffic on the mailing list, p < 0.05. [1] [0] https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mozilla.dev
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by Hello71 12y ago
> No protection from getting your job done: Security can often be a hassle, getting in the way of your work. Sandstorm is different. When you tell a Sandstorm app to talk to some other app, or to talk to the internet, Sandstorm sees your
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by Hello71 12y ago
The latter part makes me question whether the author read sslh's readme; it clearly notes that there is sslh-fork and sslh-select. If I recall correctly, upstream defaults to sslh-fork because it has lower idle overhead, and is argua
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by Hello71 12y ago
rm: cannot remove ‘/’: Is a directory
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by Hello71 12y ago
that's what you (pl.) said last year. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7723751

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