bowlofstew

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   2019-2020 State of Mozilla(mozilla.org)

   2 points by bowlofstew 6y ago|0 comments
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   by bowlofstew 7y ago

   I went down a similar path with my "system" albeit hard to call it that but moreover an itch that needed scratched. I found both of these sites useful for bouncing ideas around with other like-minded individuals. nuclearph
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   by bowlofstew 10y ago

   It is real and they have done similar auctions in the past. http://www.nbcchicago.com/blogs/ward-room/Program-Offers-Eng...
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   by bowlofstew 10y ago

   Thanks, I had not seen that channel before.
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   by bowlofstew 10y ago

   Awesome work over at the Mozilla team! This is way better than what I would expect after using Opera, Brave, and others on iOS.
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   by bowlofstew 10y ago

   I have been using this build today and like it. My only minor gripe is the selection of only 3 locations for the VPN. This one doesn't so far from what I see but then again, it is free.
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   by bowlofstew 11y ago

   Yes, the good guys will use it in many ways that were never intended.... http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/21/us/politics/edward-snowden...
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   by bowlofstew 11y ago

   This is a nice contribution to OSS. Why C++98 though?
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   by bowlofstew 11y ago

   Seriously, gtfo on this one? I didn't know warez posting was permitted here.
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    by bowlofstew 11y ago

    That is an incredible loss for Facebook. Congratulations to the D foundation and community though!
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    by bowlofstew 11y ago

    I couldn't agree more. I like how he is very pointed at C/C++ and doesn't mention any of the safer, garbage collected languages....OH NOES, they have issues too! Java: https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits&#x2F
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    by bowlofstew 11y ago

    Agreed, FUD post there. There is no mention of them trying to track down the phones to the original owners, etc.
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    by bowlofstew 11y ago

    So unfortunately the people that you as a sysadmin are protecting against don't care about your need for a buffer to update systems. Once the patch release is out there, the exploit writers know the target and can just create the explo
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    by bowlofstew 11y ago

    previous discussion @ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9592601
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    That is awesome. I am going to give that a shot today.
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    +1 catch. There is also lest: https://github.com/martinmoene/lest bandit: https://github.com/joakimkarlsson/bandit cpputest: https://github.com/cpputest/cpputest
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    Agreed, I enjoy reading it as well. Keep up the great work!
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    That is a nice tool....nice work!
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    That isn't working for me. Probably easier to just wget from http://www-afs.secure-endpoints.com/afs/ANDREW.CMU/usr2/apod...
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    I have similar thoughts here. I have been a tester for their new C++ IDE and previously used emacs. I haven't used emacs since starting the beta test program. It handles modern C++ (11) well but there are still some rough edges (su
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    Very cool and congrats!
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    by bowlofstew 12y ago

    I updated and it looked frozen as well. After a long stroll the coffee shop, it appears to have came back and reported a successful update although the "Outdated" icon still shows the same amount as when it started. Regardless,