OrangeTux

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by OrangeTux 10y ago
Dutch here. I can confirm the issue. Problem also appears on Chromebook and Linux. Solution as proposed in an other comment in thread solves the problem.
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
Web version of same podcast https://changelog.com/gotime/36
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
You can use upx[1] to compress the binaries. I usually can shrink my binaries by 75%. Read more on this[2] blog post. 1: https://upx.github.io/ 2: https://blog.filippo.io/shrink-your-go-binaries-with-this-on
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Peeqo – The GIF Bot(imgur.com)
1 points by OrangeTux 10y ago|0 comments
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
A relative new Real Time Operating Systems called Zephyr[1]. [1] https://www.zephyrproject.org/ .
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
Their is a login form on the website on a page without HTTPS. You should change that.
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The Secret to Happiness – Results of Pebbles Happiness Research(medium.com)
1 points by OrangeTux 10y ago|0 comments
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
I guess it's harder to implement on IoT devices.
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
"This approach is also error prone. If you later happen to access some other service with the same private IP, on some other local network (for example, 192.168.1.1:80), that service can steal the cookies stored by the first service.
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
> can be used for jailbreaking devices as well as to attack their security. This sounds quite negative. Another (very postive) consequence is to install unsigned OS'es (read: Linux).
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Unbundling Pokémon Go for Android(applidium.com)
53 points by OrangeTux 10y ago|10 comments
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by OrangeTux 10y ago
I've looked through the code to get a better understanding of this process, but I couldn't get my head around it. Could you give a more detailed description of this process?
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
Wow, the support plans are expensive!
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
> Instructions in this program cause electromagnetic radiation to emit from the computer. I understand that part. but don't understand the technical details. Could someone elaborate a bit how this works?
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
In general, is it smart to update glibc on your machine?
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GNU C Library 2.23 released(lwn.net)
1 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|1 comments
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
I don't get it. When Py4 comes in sight they'll fix it probably so `six.PY3` is only True when using a Python3 interpreter and I guess they'll introduce a viariable `six.PY4`.
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Hundred thousands online HTTP and SSH hosts share same private keys(blog.sec-consult.com)
1 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|0 comments
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Guy makes his browser history public to show effects of UK’s anti-privacy bill(thenextweb.com)
10 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|0 comments
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How I could hack internet bank accounts of Danish largest bank in a few minutes(sijmen.ruwhof.net)
4 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|0 comments
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
I use a method like for years and it works great. I also included some non alphanumeric characters so I fits in almost every password policy.
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
It's probably saver than 'password123' which is the alternative for most people.
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A demo of a minimal Nginx-uWSGI-Flask-Redis stack of 42 mb using Docker(github.com)
1 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|0 comments
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
But what if you've a complex app which interacts with GPIOs? You don't want to write the whole app a LMK and run in in kernel space, do you? I've written a JSON-RPC API which can be used to interact with GPIOs. Currently I se
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Writing a Linux Kernel Module — Part 3: Buttons and LEDs(derekmolloy.ie)
116 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|12 comments
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
And do not use Redis as a broker under a high load. It will random crash or refuse to set workers to work, while queue is filling up with tasks.
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
I've still some invites left, who want one?
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by OrangeTux 11y ago
TL;DR: Just start. I've this too. When I learn something new like a language I often want to do it right, like be "pythonic" when learning Python. It can take long for me to write some simple piece of code because I'm co
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DockerCon is comming to Europe(blog.docker.com)
1 points by OrangeTux 11y ago|0 comments

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