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by cd34 15y ago
ugh, forgot I was hellbanned.
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by cd34 16y ago
Web exploit, get a web shell, crash your ssh daemon somehow, start my own. Since it is running on a non-privileged port, easy enough to run my own ssh daemon there. Crashing the ssh daemon isn't always easy, but, making the job easier for
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by cd34 16y ago
Good grief I hope you never do this. Do NOT use a port > 1023 for anything that should run as root. If you do, and your machine gets compromised, any unprivileged user could start an ssh daemon, you might think, oh, why is the key dif
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by cd34 16y ago
All this time I thought I was just posting things that weren't interesting, or, my comments just weren't worthy of upvotes. It was odd when I posted a link and noticed that when I clicked on discuss, it didn't show a comment box. Logging
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by cd34 16y ago
Some notes regarding your app. Created card, added logo, meant to add it as the picture, no way to remove the logo, won't allow me to upload a picture of the same name? Actually, won't let me upload at all, Chrome/Mac 10.6.6 Autofill tries
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by cd34 16y ago
I don't mind a glossy front as long as I have a matte side. I've used Sanford Uniball Micro blue pens since the 80s, but, at times have had to swap to the bic ballpoint disposable to write on a glossy card. Funniest thing ever was a prosp
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by cd34 16y ago
You've not dealt with enough business cards. You go to a meeting, you get 8 business cards, you have to add notes in the lobby or parking lot so that you know who the decision maker was, who the person was that was driving the initiative, a
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by cd34 16y ago
I would be surprised if that page wasn't at least 5-6 years old. Philip Greenspun founded ArsDigita which released the software known now as OpenACS. His thought processes were quite interesting and his theory on hiring the top .2% of the
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by cd34 16y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/48681/pros-cons-of-django... Granted this applies to Pylons, not Pyramid, but, Pyramid is a leap forward, so, the points are still quite valid.
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by cd34 16y ago
Congrats to Ben Bangert, Chris McDonough and the rest of the team responsible for getting this released prior to PyCon.
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Pyramid Final 1.0 released(groups.google.com)
111 points by cd34 16y ago|15 comments
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by cd34 16y ago
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&#3... for me, the 10th result is: www.questionhub.com/StackOverflow/3910933 - Cached I think it is safe to say they are scraping, and, while there are some SO answers, that particu
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by cd34 16y ago
http://cd34.com/mubarek+london.png I get similar results as he does, with personalization, and, in Incognito mode.
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by cd34 16y ago
rsync and take a snapshot, don't work from the snapshot, just keep it around in case you screw up a sed/rpl/awk rm, etc. During portions after verifying that your mass replace/delete/etc was successful, take another checkpoint snapshot so
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Tell HN:Simple Tweetstream History Project
1 points by cd34 16y ago|0 comments
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What an artist can do with Light and a Building Fascade(sorisomail.com)
2 points by cd34 16y ago|0 comments
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by cd34 16y ago
Dive into Python is pretty good if you're a programmer already. http://code.google.com/edu/languages/google-python-class/ind... Some sites are a bit harsh to people new to a language. http://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython is often much m
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by cd34 16y ago
I think he was suggesting extra poll options, but the markup in the comments collapsed his line endings.
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Pyramid 1.0b2 released - no more API Changes, 1.0-Final expected Jan 31(groups.google.com)
1 points by cd34 16y ago|0 comments
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by cd34 16y ago
http://www.allbusiness.com/transportation/road-transportatio...
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by cd34 16y ago
If I recall, a qualified dividend is taxed as a capital gain - 15% for long term (> 12 months), 35% for short term based on the length of time you held the security/shares in startup/corp/whatever. A non-qualified dividend is taxed at
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by cd34 16y ago
god.com used to be owned by a company called Guaranteed Overnight Delivery. Read up on that CEO sometime. :)
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by cd34 16y ago
Greylisting only affects the first time a sender/receiver pair sends you a message, and then only every 31 days if they haven't refreshed the 'seen timer'. As far as emails I receive, 99% are from people I've corresponded with and sometimes
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by cd34 16y ago
If your income fluctuates based on profit and the IRS deems that a dividend, then, you are charged at the dividend rate rather than the personal tax rate. That dividend tax rate is higher than your income rate until you hit $373k annual sa
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by cd34 16y ago
There is some confusion there. His $1 salary is exactly that. A token amount paid by Apple for his work. It cannot be $0, otherwise he wouldn't be considered an employee and wouldn't be entitled to bonuses, stock options, insurance, etc.
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by cd34 16y ago
Original article needs some basic education in economics. It certainly isn't a Ponzi scheme, but, that is a different discussion that already happened - and appears to be dead or searchyc doesn't find it. I ran 2 campaigns this week for a
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by cd34 16y ago
http://storage-news.com/ http://highscalability.com/ http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/ Those are three that handle some of your latter concerns.
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by cd34 16y ago
greylisting can also help. I run greylisting -> dspam (toe) -> tmda for anything dspam flags and have had 1 missed spam this week. Looking through the tmda queue, I see no false positives. I have had false positives in the past, b
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by cd34 16y ago
SpamAssassin is rules based, on a known corpus with rule modifications sent out from time to time. In order to get better detection, you can run something like dspam or crm-114 along with, which are statistics based, and with a short train
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by cd34 16y ago
That is a different Wildfire. From what I can tell, that is the Wildfire IM platform. The Wildfire I'm talking about was from CR Technologies, and was a voice telecom product, was sold in the mid 90s until it was discontinued around 2001

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