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by Mizza 9y ago
That post is more about the architecture of the BitTorrent network than the original BitTorrent client. As somebody has a built on top of the original BT codebase, it is not a well structured large program, and there is a reason nobody uses
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by Mizza 9y ago
Serious question - why didn't they make it blue?
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by Mizza 9y ago
It's because of Stranger Things. The article sees it as a symptom, but from a lot of people I know, it's actually a cause. Shameless plug: If any of you have ever wanted to try DnD but didn't know how to get started, or if yo
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Show HN: S3SQLite, a Server-Less Relational DB Engine for Django(blog.zappa.io)
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by Mizza 9y ago
Here's one of the threads from last year: https://www.reddit.com/r/onions/comments/45k2ux/mitm_phishin... I appear to be suggesting a) sending BTC addresses as images and b) a 3rd party login visual
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by Mizza 9y ago
The guy who runs the phishing servers, "crimewave", (everything is automated, all hidden services have these BTC phisher clones) actually posts on r/onions sometimes. I had a good discussions about possible counter-measures w
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by Mizza 9y ago
Another weird moment in history: Nazis attend the Nation of Islam summit, 1961 - https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-CbcE6rSSouc/WAL8t2PEfHI/AAAAAAAAL... Black nationalists and white nationalists coming together. Bizarre s
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by Mizza 9y ago
Wow, I'd never heard of Rails before. What a great recommendation. /s Am I just a curmudgeon, or does every step that GitHub takes these days seem like wrong one? Everything, from small design changes, to the results of their disc
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by Mizza 9y ago
I really hope ArsTechnica covers this, because I didn't get anything of value from this BBC article, but I'd like to know more about the phenomenon and whatever "shadowgraphy" is!
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by Mizza 9y ago
Seems like a great candidate for a Rust implementation, but I can't seem to find one yet..
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by Mizza 9y ago
I've used superset and honestly, it kinda sucked as a user. Maybe it will thrive now it's not under AirBnB's ownership, but I more than welcome competition in this space.
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by Mizza 9y ago
Cool! Nice design! The kick drum is way too hard to tune, I can only tune to 60, 147 and 234. Either make the steps smaller or let me type in my own values maybe?
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by Mizza 9y ago
I have a growing affinity for non-database-databases for personal and low/sparse-traffic projects. Lots less hassle. Here's one I maintain designed for use with AWS Lambda which uses S3 as a Pythonic data-store: https:/&#x2F
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by Mizza 9y ago
Thanks for sharing! Well worth the watch, and gave me a bonus dose of ASMR. Commenting needlessly to show my appreciation and to hopefully inspire a future version of myself to watch this again.
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by Mizza 9y ago
(As I previously contacted the authors about) - this attack has already been demonstrated by a very influential VXer, Second Path To Hell, in the 4th issue of the Valhalla zine: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q
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by Mizza 9y ago
I have one of these in my building. The result is that there is always a giant pile of packages surrounding the lockers. I talked to the delivery people about why, they said the the buttons are too hard to push, so they just leave the packa
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by Mizza 9y ago
As with a lot of these things, we can look at western Europe as a historical example. Norway banned professional boxing over thirty five years ago for this reason, and it only returned very recently when a more conservative PM took power, a
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by Mizza 9y ago
This resonates strongly with me. Let me offer a possible coping mechanism: realize that you are an artist. You are a true hacker. For people like us, having ideas and making them real is the purpose of life. Since the 90s, there has been a
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by Mizza 9y ago
But are they going to be leapfrogged by the stellarator?
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by Mizza 9y ago
The neoliberal $78 trillion is the same as the nationalist £350m-a-week. Don't ever be fooled by these extrapolated figures.
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by Mizza 9y ago
This announcement is timed in conjunction with the shutdown of "Hansa Market", which has been operating as a honeypot. They shut down AlphaBay, then users and vendors migrated to Hansa, which was already honeypotted, allowing poli
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by Mizza 9y ago
Surely, this person works for Google. Anybody who has actually dealt with any of this stuff in production knows that Amazon is the industry leader for a reason and that Google is way, way back in third place. As with all things: you get wha
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by Mizza 9y ago
For OSX, the command is: $ history | awk '{CMD[$5]++;count++;}END { for (a in CMD)print CMD[a] " " CMD[a]/count*100 "% " a;}' | grep -v "./" | column -c3 -s " " -t | sort -nr | nl
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by Mizza 9y ago
Yay Zappa! :D
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by Mizza 9y ago
Generates JavaScript from Django QuerySets in a single template tag.
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by Mizza 9y ago
I actually took a stab at this for a now out-of-favor JS framework, Knockout.js. You can see the project here: https://github.com/Miserlou/django-knockout-modeler It allows you to take a single Django QuerySet and turn
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by Mizza 9y ago
Except the exact opposite? The hippies all own expensive houses now and will do ANYTHING to keep the town from changing - specifically, to prevent the construction of affordable housing. As a partial result, there is a massive homelessness
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by Mizza 9y ago
From the tip of the American cultural revolution to the greatest example of NIMBYism, regressive leftism, coddled college kids, drug abuse, homelessness, cultism and hypocrisy. Keep Berkeley weird!
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by Mizza 9y ago
NIC.io are a terrible, terrible registrar. I reported an account takeover security vulnerability to them 6 years ago that they only fixed after 4ish years.
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by Mizza 9y ago
This is of course a good explanation, but I'm actually just curious about the _magnitude_ of the actual numbers here, and across other industries.

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