ZephyrP

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Funding Sites I Like with PrivacyBadger
1 points by ZephyrP 10y ago|0 comments
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How to Interface with Big (Engineering) Companies?
2 points by ZephyrP 10y ago|1 comments
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by ZephyrP 10y ago
I feel there are more promising options for a name than "Nix".
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by ZephyrP 11y ago
Foucault's Pendulum is one of the most interesting books I've ever read. He'll be missed.
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by ZephyrP 11y ago
I'll second that. The addition of "principles of conversation" was a nice passive aggressive touch.
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by ZephyrP 12y ago
Seems rad, but is this any different than providing `-S` to gcc or the equivalent option to your compiler of choice? Also, I assume the author has thought of this, but just throwing this out there.... `-ftemplate-depth1024` (1024 should gua
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
ESR is known for this.
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
I can't say I understand how that demonstrates that his position is incorrect. "We exist without skin color, without nationality, without religious bias"... Neither race or gender are fields that even CAN be filled out on G
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
Don't forget non tail-call methods and funky parse_transforms!
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Elixir v0.10.0 Released(elixir-lang.org)
3 points by ZephyrP 13y ago|0 comments
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
Purveu is hiring Javascript/Frontend Engineers - Fully Remote, Full time. Our central offering is an analytics platform for wealth managers and other investment advisers; sorting, storing, aggregating and analyzing external systems pre
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
Building and selling browser exploit packs.
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
haven't contacted the author but he describes his supposed route. I'm trying to replicate his results and there is indeed a possible integer overflow condition but I'd be doubtful of reports of successful exploitation with systems linked w
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by ZephyrP 13y ago
No, I wrote my own debugger. https://github.com/zv/zdb For "serious" stuff, I have a .gdbinit file that makes GDB much more usuable, check it out if you have time. https://raw.github.com/zv/dotfilez/master/gdbinit
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Ruby on Rails/Javascript Developer (SF or Remote) We're hiring a developer to add to our small startup team. This candidate must have experience building and maintaining real world applications with a strong command of client side coding as
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9Problems - A Tiling Window Manager for Plan9(github.com)
1 points by ZephyrP 14y ago|0 comments
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Ruby on Rails/Javascript Developer (Remote resource) We are in search of a talented frontend developer to add to our small startup team. An individual with sound technical skills, but more importantly, an appetite to learn new things and
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
I think this is the real crux of the article
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
It is pretty much a direct quote from one of the greatest minds of Computer Science, I wouldn't characterize it as interesting or unusual in any way.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Why do you believe the value created lies in the final 20%? Very few (though some exceptions are notable) derive their earnings from the value at the 'long tail'
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Forgive me, the argument that people notice but only subconsciously strides dangerously close to arguments for things like God, at least insofar as being a hypothesis which in principle cannot be tested. You can take your Hannah Barbara exa
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
1. Elaborate more on this, as this doesn't agree with my understanding of it. Glibc Malloc allocates differently depending on the size of the allocation -- glibc uses dynamic mmap thresholds, which as I previously stated starts at 128kb, bu
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Not necessarily, you can continually write until you hit the end of the uninitialized data segment, which is typically 128kb (or MMAP_THRESHOLD) after the last heap allocation (that itself was under 128kb, otherwise the memory will be, as y
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Copy on write!
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
I've only written a simple LKM to patch the interrupt descriptor table and patched the kernel pool memory allocator on the true operating system of the proletariat (That is to say Plan9) but I think I can safely say that you don't just hack
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
jaw dropping. super neat payload dropping mechanism -- egghunts 'shellcode' collected from button presses to the controller! this is a hacker at the peak of his form.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
http://listserv.linguistlist.org/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0306B&...
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Lets not be so quick to forget that the term hacker originally meant... someone messing around with other people's computer systems without their permission before it took on the benign connotation among computer enthusiasts[1]. The antedat
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER Need a hacker with Javascript/Frontend knowledge, ideally Ruby on Rails experience and a bit of patience to rework an existing product. The product is a financial analysis package that wraps some financial analytics in an
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
You've hit the nail on the head. The central value proposition here for employers is delivering talent that you can put faith in. This definitely offers an interesting solution for those on the other end of the equation as well. As a contra

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