Hello71

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by Hello71 12y ago
https://forums.grsecurity.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3046
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by Hello71 12y ago
/me mumbles something about DO's "VPS"s
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by Hello71 12y ago
https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=arithmetic+encoding
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by Hello71 12y ago
shellcheck is significantly older than shellshock, in terms of naming date anyways. https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck
815.
by Hello71 12y ago
small, niche startups usually have poor uptime on their services. we commend them if they have a year up (hell, if they still exist after a year), but criticize Google for being down once every few years. therefore, if you want to bring i
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by Hello71 12y ago
vim: step 1: type ci(. step 2: type what you want to replace with. step 3: press ESC. notepad++: step 1: press Ctrl-H. step 2: type \([^)]*\). step 3: press tab. step 4: press (. step 5: type what you want to replace with. step 6: press ).
817.
by Hello71 12y ago
it wouldn't, but it would cause inconvenience (wrt paying the loan).
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by Hello71 12y ago
if parent becomes a US citizen, parent's bank account might be closed. therefore, parent 'cannot' become a citizen.
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by Hello71 12y ago
keep in mind that the best way to actually improve perceptual quality with JPEG is to increase the resolution and decrease (sometimes dramatically) the 'quality' slider: http://users.wfu.edu/matthews/misc&#x2F
820.
by Hello71 12y ago
ASLR: enabled by default on virtually all Linux systems, can be improved with the installation of PaX. disabled by default on Windows systems. KASLR: Windows has it, Linux does too, but only since 3.14. SSP: libc specific, but MSVS since 20
821.
by Hello71 12y ago
I hope that the proliferation of JavaScript languages does not mean we need abandon the whole concept of "HTML static pages".
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by Hello71 12y ago
you are being downvoted for picking a number out of context and unnecessarily provocative language.
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by Hello71 12y ago
or do the ol' impossible quiz trick
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by Hello71 12y ago
in addition to sibling, the threat of being sued for perjury along with whatever else you did also, the same argument applies for tor at large
825.
by Hello71 12y ago
and yet people write: let result = if i % 15 == 0 { "FizzBuzz" } else if i % 5 == 0 { "Buzz" } else if i % 3 == 0 { "Fizz" } else { i }; in rust? either
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by Hello71 12y ago
sure, but when you're implicitly comparing code segments (by placing them next to each other), you should at least make the effort to make them more the same, instead of pointing out that one language is missing a feature used in the o
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by Hello71 12y ago
for i in range(1, 101): print('FizzBuzz' if i % 15 == 0 else 'Buzz' if i % 5 == 0 else 'Fizz' if i % 3 == 0 else i) python doesn't have expressions? oh dear me.
828.
by Hello71 12y ago
sounds like you split up the stem and the bowl.
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by Hello71 12y ago
</var/log/syslog grep -i 'problem'
830.
by Hello71 12y ago
We, the HN community, could probably find plenty of worthy people to smear by accusing them of paying for assassinations.
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by Hello71 12y ago
http://cdecl.org/
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by Hello71 12y ago
this argument would be just as accurate after a replacement of "stratified" with "misogynist" or even "starving".
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by Hello71 12y ago
man 3 assert
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by Hello71 12y ago
moreover, exactly what other parties would be in this oligarchy?
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by Hello71 12y ago
Linux is overrated. Other problems include: o Complex, confusing terminology including multiple non-obvious names for various components. o Huge number, about 2000, of commands with many sub-commands that often do non-obvious, even unrelate
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by Hello71 12y ago
http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23
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by Hello71 12y ago
not quite right; some levels like 18 have loops, so some paths have no end state.
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by Hello71 12y ago
> "does this random laptop resume from sleep correctly?" Not really easy to automate that. that's what rtcwake is for
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by Hello71 12y ago
right; 40% efficiency means 40% comes out as light; the other 60% comes out as heat.
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by Hello71 12y ago
from ctypes import * libc = CDLL("libc.so.6") libc.printf("Hello %s!\n", "world") from sys import stderr libc.fprintf(stderr.fileno(), "Error in line %d\n", nr) although I do

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