eldondev

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by eldondev 9y ago
Certainly not an advertising apologist, but sometimes advertising attempts to provide information to alter consumer behavior in a way that is more optimal for the consumer and the advertisng vendor than it is pessimal for the original vendo
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by eldondev 10y ago
> But if you insert a random branch instruction into the object code of a working program, the results are somewhat different. Maybe, maybe not. I've observed lots of dead code in my time developing, where inserting random instructi
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by eldondev 10y ago
Actually, a lot of times I think IC's have the fullest story. If you are a backend dev at a smallish company, you probably know how the stuff works. Also, warning people against "waking up to a bad day" is spoken as someone w
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by eldondev 10y ago
You could call Inter Library Loans a version of this, but it's free. If my library doesn't have a piece of media, it is very possible that I could get that piece of media from another library across the country. I might pay postag
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by eldondev 12y ago
I'm not sure this is true. I see plenty of products that have 1k+ rollouts more frequently. Maybe some businesses aren't sophisticated enough to do that, but those are the large, slow businesses of the herd that will get picked of
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by eldondev 12y ago
Well, I hate the opaque bits of both those, but that doesn't mean an upgradable board can't be designed around the specs they implement, and those chips are just the commodities that populate them. Write your code for ARM, make a
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by eldondev 12y ago
Is designing 10-year products really a thing any more? I can't think of any device that I use practically that is that old. I think the only places that you will want 10-year products anymore are space, implant, and undersea/under
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by eldondev 13y ago
< Iceland_jack> xQuasar: We are cooperating with you, you're just not aware that your goal is learning Haskell Hilarious with 1984 undertones. I love it!
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by eldondev 13y ago
Is this supposed to be serious, because we want javascript to be better, or sarcastic, because most people DO live behind locks that are broken and can be bypassed trivially with relatively unsophisticated tools? Everybody break out your bo
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by eldondev 13y ago
> I'm sorry but a year+ at those companies proves you've provided at least something of worth to them. Not sure about that. I think there are lots of "well known companies" where a good bluffer can relabel themselves
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by eldondev 13y ago
I think this is pretty perceptive. I wish that there were more active development for the portage tree community, but the truth is, there is just so much _there_, and as I see it, gentoo hasn't been commodified by an enterprise (canoni
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by eldondev 13y ago
Also, feel free to contact me directly freeside@<mynick>.com
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by eldondev 13y ago
Haha, as if we didn't get enough folks coming around wanting to hack the gibson! But really, the challenges around retaking the hacker term to mean tinkerer/maker/understander-or-things is enough without us getting cease &amp
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by eldondev 13y ago
Freeside ATLien here, sorry you missed us! If you come back through town, we have open houses every Tuesday evening.
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by eldondev 13y ago
Can you be specific about the other security methodologies docker rolls in? Everywhere I read, people say "LXC != VM-level security," specifically, I hear that root on the container means root on the host. These suse guys at least
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by eldondev 14y ago
Another data point: in a household of 2, we may consume 2-3 liters on peak days, probably an average of 1 a day during warm periods in the year. His math is probably right, but his assumptions don't seem to be backed by anything but anecdot
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by eldondev 14y ago
Worth mentioning that you require fluency in either Norwegian or Swedish if ( http://atbrox.com/jobs/#post-2162 ) is what you're advertising. Is it?
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by eldondev 14y ago
I think this is for engagements where they may not want to stop/reboot the virtual machine. This tool claims to patch memory directly, so a running VM would be the target. Perhaps the vm they want to connect to has some existing connections
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by eldondev 14y ago
>"The web" doesn't have to be a browser anymore. It can be any app. I think HTTP and "the web" are pretty distinct. The reason that "any app" is mostly not "the web" is that it doesn't really let you go to just _any_ web page. The web i
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by eldondev 14y ago
So I see from your profile that you're an admitted contrarian, but I'll bite your troll-bait. I think if only 18-20 people have the skill, then it does not qualify as a "base or core" skill. The fact that a skill is necessary to complete a
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by eldondev 14y ago
Well, the fact that he says "only 18 to 20 people in the [U.S.] who have those fundamental skills" seems bizarre. If only 18-20 people have them, they're not fundamental, they're exceptional. On the other hand, he's pretty vague about those
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by eldondev 15y ago
"it has often been misapplied to other fields where the same controls are not hard to apply" Do you mean "are hard to apply" ?
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by eldondev 16y ago
I had trouble hitting this, Google doc cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Q7G5bd4...