cyansmoker

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by cyansmoker 10y ago
Hi everyone, It started as a week-end project for something lacking at my work. I am now bracing myself for your comments! Be gentle :)
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Show HN: Crystal Vault zero knowledge secrets storage(crystalvault.zteo.com)
9 points by cyansmoker 10y ago|2 comments
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
Cheers!
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
Very nice. I am considering giving it a serious try but an important "feature" to me is the ability to export bookmarks in order to avoid vendor lock-in. Any plans for that?
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
My experience with Twitter: 1. Build a successful product 2. Twitter discontinues dev-friendly policies, product gets shuttered 3. Later, tweet doubts about Twitter's dev "commitment" 4. Tweet gets removed 5. Read yet another
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
This can usually be determined heuristically: * loaded drivers may be named after the virtualization platform (VMware) * CPUs can be reported as "Virtual" in /proc/cpuinfo * Special files in /proc (for instance &quo
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
Actually, I tried to email that address but got this: Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain openhunt.co by mx1.improvmx.com. [192.241.186.150]. The error that the other server retur
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
People think of Fortran and Cobol as similar, due to their age. Put simply: they are not.
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
You should not. If anything, this will cause them to send even more emails!
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
sadly, same
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
Regarding the author's point on reaping children, it is a well know issue. I wrote (and I'm sure I'm not alone) a replacement 'process 1' for that: https://github.com/Fusion/cfr_reaper
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
Hey, I just submitted a pull request for the "exec" command :)
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by cyansmoker 11y ago
Yes they do. Nice to learn about even more projects than I thought existed.
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by cyansmoker 12y ago
This is amazing. It is about as poorly written as a 419 scam. I cannot believe how infantile it sounds. Take it for what it is: a hilarious scam attempt by someone who will have to move on to their next "victim" rather than spendi
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by cyansmoker 12y ago
Thanks for bringing this hilarious parody website to our attention :)
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by cyansmoker 12y ago
What I have not seen anyone mention is that claims of low usage trends combined with smelly abusers are exactly the same claims made by mobile providers and cable companies when they decide to arbitrarily cap their offerings. We have to kee
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by cyansmoker 12y ago
"my co-founder and I wrote one of the first Facebook scripts to mass-invite people on Facebook to events we threw" Er...this is not "new and experimental" it's just a spambot, like thousands of idiots write daily. Y
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by cyansmoker 13y ago
It took exactly 22 seconds for the 'loading...' message to disappear. After this, I had to read blinking instructions, then keep pressing the down arrow, which doesn't really qualify as "interactive." As the informa
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by cyansmoker 13y ago
Nope. Made me look around and find out about Newzblur and its 'Focus' feature :)
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by cyansmoker 13y ago
I am a tad shocked by your reply, and this for several reasons. Let's not even talk about how you inferred Eliott's credentials, or lack thereof, based on his disagreeing with your approach. You write about "lulling your user
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by cyansmoker 13y ago
tl;dr: "Someone pointed out to me that I could game the system to get my hands on a domain I may make money reselling. I have mixed feelings because I'm a good person but still I like money. In the end I don't think I will do
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by cyansmoker 13y ago
Nice but in no way a Google TV.
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by cyansmoker 14y ago
You can also look at how it's done in the Mezzanine network (disclaimer: I am a minor contributor)
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by cyansmoker 14y ago
I see what you did there.
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by cyansmoker 14y ago
"Login with Facebook"
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Second Life for Enterprise: Yup,It Died(nexus.zteo.com)
1 points by cyansmoker 15y ago|1 comments