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by eb0la 8y ago
For MPAs security is as "simple" as: - Throwing away everything you don't need. - Don't trust inputs. Actually you shouldn't trust anything - not even this comment. - Since you dont trust inputs, add a version tag f
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Pistol Star(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 8y ago
I remember reading SET (Saqueadores Edicion Tecnica) in Spanish alonside with Prack while in college. Just found out they also have a website. Enjoy it: http://www.set-ezine.org/
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by eb0la 8y ago
Antisocial people who started their own infosec companies and now are high level executives in multinationals that bought them. It's funny how time (and life) changes people... from the outside.
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Click of death(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 8y ago
hinv form SGI IRIX. With 5 keystrokes you could see what kind of hardware you were running. Very handy to open a support case with a simple copy and paste. SGI IRIX was the second Unix I learnt. Cool OS, Cool Desktop, and I miss the blue SG
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by eb0la 8y ago
1. Decide clearly what you want: be ready to negotiate. 2. Gather evidence. 3. Get professional counseling (usually that means lawyer up). 4. Decide what you want and DON'T WANT to do. The latter is much more inpoetant than it seems. 5
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by eb0la 8y ago
Not open source, but worth checking: The Personal MBA by Josh Kaufman. Will help you know what those $xx.xxx MBAs can teach you. I believe that's not an actual MBA substitute; but it's good to know if the content is for you before
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1-Wire (IButton)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by eb0la 8y ago|1 comments
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EMV standard(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 8y ago
Why "The Goblin"? Because the TG in the name of the object - 2015 TG387. It's interesting to see how new objects are named: https://www.minorplanetcenter.net/iau/info/OldDesDoc.html So... every year
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by eb0la 8y ago
Thw html version is much faster and needs way less resources than the new and 'improved' gmail.
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by eb0la 8y ago
Also you can go to sites like bountysource (dot com) if you want some features fixed/coded/added.
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by eb0la 8y ago
Thanks! I only knew about this linux journal article: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/more-using-bash-complet... I used it for coding a simple bash completion for Kafka. Code is almost self-explanatory. https:&#x
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by eb0la 8y ago
Beign curious about how stuff works, listen what others have to say, be able to explain stuff to other people, and having his/her own opinion about stuff and explaining why.
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by eb0la 8y ago
I feel Windows is a second-class citizen for developers that work with open source software... For instance if you're on Windows and your home directory has non-ascii characters a lot of software will fail. Not just open source, but
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by eb0la 8y ago
It reminds me Tempest ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_(codename) ). This time they are exploiting information leak that goes to unshielded speakers and can be recorded and replayed easily. Very clever.
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CARTO's Use of Postgres Foreign Data Wrappers(carto.com)
3 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 8y ago
Not just for big companies like Accenture. The Spanish market is full of small consultancies and they still charge a 2.5-3 times the worker salary to their clients. This makes very hard for anyone to get a salary above 45k euros because pa
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by eb0la 8y ago
If you want cheap collocation, just talk to a business near you who has a small Datacenter and ask them to share the costs, or have you as a customer. Maybe you have an PR/Advertising agency near you with room to spare. They tend to ow
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by eb0la 8y ago
If I remember well IBM relocated its European HQ to Madrid two years ago. Intel had R&D people in Barcelona some time ago (some parts of the Itanium were designed there). Also in Spain, Telefonica had a R&D office in Valladolid whe
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by eb0la 8y ago
Some companies (not just car financing) did this i. The past as a cost savings feature. Think big retail stores or insurance companies with high cash flow coming every month through the bank.
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by eb0la 8y ago
Even better than an activation period: use a condenser to power the led, then make the photo. Hardware hackers here will gladly make a small circuit that prevents that brief flicker and cannot be circumvented because it is hardware.
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The Hacker's Diet (2005)(fourmilab.ch)
93 points by eb0la 8y ago|77 comments
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Huawei Cloud FPGA Development Kit(github.com)
7 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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The undead remote(hackaday.io)
1 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 8y ago
Data Generation. All kind of dvelopments arround GANs are really exciting. I bet on GANs on videogames.soon for generating content the same way fractals did it 15/20 years ago (see The Sentinel, Archipelagos...)
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CharacterMap Viewer for TTF Fonts in JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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The mother of all demo apps: Exemplary Medium clone made in React,Angular,Node(realworld.io)
1 points by eb0la 8y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 8y ago
Great game :-) Reminds me Sokoban with an evil twist on it. I guess it would do great on mobile; but I am not sure how easy to port would it be since the screen area is quite big. Just for curiosity, how many effort did you need to do the l

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