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by Jeaye 10y ago
I come here to talk and learn about tech and science, not banter about politics. I'm all for a politic-free HN. Find just about any article on the hacker mindset and politics, aside from the desire for freedom, won't be anywhere n
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by Jeaye 10y ago
I'm slowly working my way toward park ranger, though I've considered paramedic. Wood working also sounds interesting, and I'm great with my hands. Certainly, programming is my passion; having to do it under someone else'
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Optimizing Weechat log usage(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Note that this book is half-finished and work on it has been discontinued (as of 2 years ago). If you want a good resource on OSdev, start here: http://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Do you know when?
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by Jeaye 10y ago
I would love to see if this works on Google App Engine. GAE has some strict requirements, as far as what its apps are allowed to do, but, up until now, it's been a pretty closed box when it comes to debugging. Something like this would
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Having spent a month with Spacemacs, to give it a shot, and returning back to Vim, I've been craving some of the Spacemacs innovations. Unfortunately, we can't get elisp, which is a big selling point of Emacs for me, but Spacemacs
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by Jeaye 10y ago
It's not purely functional if it supports side effects all willy-nilly. Scheme sans mutation (which is not the same as Racket, since Racket's stdlib still supports mutation) is no more purely functional than modern C++ sans mutati
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Running Clojure on Google App Engine(blog.jeaye.com)
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Running Clojure on Google App Engine(blog.jeaye.com)
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Running Clojure on Google App Engine(blog.jeaye.com)
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Spacemacs key bindings for Vim(github.com)
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Arch Linux: Pacman GUI Front End(github.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Simplicity (not to be confused with ease of use) and stability. Slackware's one of the easiest to understand distros around, from the boot sequence to service and user management. Not much is done for you, but nothing is hidden from yo
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Slackware 14.2 released(slackware.com)
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HTTPS for your GitHub Pages' custom domain(blog.jeaye.com)
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by Jeaye 10y ago
You can enable HTTPS for custom domains using this approach: https://blog.jeaye.com/2016/03/01/github-pages-https/ Just be sure to delete your CNAME file, based on a recent Github behavior change.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Unfortunately, I think you've missed the point. My goal was not to complain about anything, it was to raise attention to the fact that security doesn't mean privacy. As a tech site for all types of people, it seems to be the ideal
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by Jeaye 10y ago
That'd focus more on the security aspect, and its details, as opposed to contrasting the security we (ideally) get with HTTPS and the privacy we hope to get when using services.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Right, though the IP may be serving multiple domains. I omitted this due to the added complexity and aim to keep the post focused on a simple assertion: security != privacy.
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by Jeaye 10y ago
Great point bringing up web browsing history; I considered mentioning "private" modes, like Incognito Mode, but my primary concern with this post (as a sort of PSA) was that HTTPS does not mean we should trust services. It might b
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HTTPS and the illusion of privacy(blog.jeaye.com)
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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Solar roadways(solarroadways.com)
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by Jeaye 11y ago
I've never seen this issue before; are you still seeing it? Seems like the result of some temporary down-time.
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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by Jeaye 11y ago
Not that I know of, but it shouldn't take long; there's not much source! $ git ls-files src/clj | xargs wc -l 109 src/clj/safepaste/api.clj 41 src/clj/safepaste/core.clj 97 src/c
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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Safepaste: A security-conscious paste service(safepaste.org)
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Shave 20% off your optimized ClojureScript(blog.jeaye.com)
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