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by emidln 14y ago
Your reading comprehension is extremely poor here. His notes mention that he wanted to use a pure C version but couldn't find a C version by a quick google search. It did not say "here is a pure C version".
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by emidln 14y ago
That's solarized dark. I actually just switched to it for my personal blog because I really like it. Apparently I'm not alone. I spend most of my day in a fullscreen terminal with a solarized dark colorscheme with AnonymousPro as my font.
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by emidln 14y ago
So you exploit the kernel (or some driver), do whatever evil shit you want, then lie to the signed malware checker. You now have an APT that ignores this whole notion of secure boot. Come to think of it, this is every modern rootkit. You tr
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by emidln 14y ago
I did something similar to this with my Volkswagen. I wanted different tires, wheels, and a different stereo from what was on the car they in the lot. I ended up paying about $500 more, but received exactly what I wanted.
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by emidln 14y ago
Methods are type specialized functions, just syntactic sugar for calling functions with a context (provided by an instance of the required type) that you defined elsewhere. class Foo(object): def __init__(self, bar):
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by emidln 14y ago
Much further after that, there was a jQuery plugin called taconite that let you do this from arbitrary languages. The idea was that you can handle all of your templating server side and build the template into a simple xml document that had
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by emidln 14y ago
> Go's type system, by design, stays out of the way - if you're writing Go idiomatically, you really shouldn't be thinking very much about the types as you write them. I'd wager that if you aren't thinking about what your inputs and out
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by emidln 14y ago
I paid $200 for an Acer C7, $80 for 16GB of RAM, $100 for a 128GB SSD, and $50 for larger capacity battery to end up with a portable linux box (running ubuntu 13.04 now) for under $450 that is light, fast to boot, and has reasonable connect
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by emidln 14y ago
In addition to the mac-specific ways, if you set your Terminal app to Fullscreen (the double diagonal arrows on the top right of Lion+), you can just invoke emacs from the command line. I did this while evaluating whether emacs+evil was som
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by emidln 14y ago
Meh, you've had these for years. I'd put it at even money that some RF protocol stacks on recent vehicles are vulnerable to exploitation and connected to one of the CAN buses on the vehicle so you can pivot to a more critical system. Hurray
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by emidln 14y ago
You can access the CAN bus pretty cheaply (there are several cards available around $200 with linux drivers, maybe cheaper if you're willing to do more than plug it in and turn on wireshark). That said, the last time I worked on ECMs, the m
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by emidln 14y ago
As much as I'd like to agree, facts don't require interpretation.
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by emidln 14y ago
When inspecting data during debugging (particularly for an issue that hasn't occurred before and doesn't have enough logging), I certainly may want something like this. Most of the time, I need permission from the sysadmin though to use my
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by emidln 14y ago
Not it's not. GNU Sed compiles pretty much everywhere. Just use that.
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by emidln 14y ago
A couple years ago I would have been all over this. I've done several ventures similar to this resulting in modest exits as well as couple resulting in being simply paid for working 4-12 weeks on something I want netting nice contacts. It'
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by emidln 14y ago
I use this for clojure's python port with vim. I just sit inside vim and have macros that can evaluate the buffer or a selection thereof.
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by emidln 14y ago
I'm a programmer because I'm curious and lazy. I see a problem, do it once out of curiosity (or because I'm being paid), then never want to do it again (curiosity satisfied, now it's boring). Avoiding "over and over again" is what keeps me
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by emidln 14y ago
xmlrpc_encode_request on this site should probably be fixed to use xmlrpclib.dumps (or loads if you need the other direction). This has existed in Python since version 2.2. I realize this is beside the point, but I'm willing to fix it mysel
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by emidln 14y ago
I've deployed it for a former company as well as personally for a variety of projects. It's extremely quick to get up and running, and as libcloud integration gets better, it's been providing me with a cloud platform-neutral way of deployin
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by emidln 14y ago
I'm don't get paid to do this sort of thing very often, but when I have been paid, the client has always asked for noisy generic scans that can be integrated as part of a periodic review process (for internal or external parties). Explainin
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by emidln 14y ago
I've heard good things about nashvegas[0]. It's a bit more manual of a tool, but maybe less surprising to new users. [0] - http://nashvegas.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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by emidln 14y ago
As part of your Procfile you could add --migrate to the syncdb that happens.
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by emidln 14y ago
Is speed really that much of a concern with grep? I typically use :vimgrep inside of vim, not because it's faster (it's orders of magnitude slower due to being interpreted vimscript), but because I hate remembering the differences between p
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by emidln 14y ago
Most that I've encountered have been PostgreSQL or MySQL. I've seen a few sqlite3 and oracle backed sites in the wild as well. I think I've seen more redis and more mongo sites than I've seen firebird.
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by emidln 14y ago
It mentions XCB in the overview, which gives it away as X11 pretty well (at least it did to me).
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by emidln 14y ago
No, you need to do what anyone who has fringe requirements has to do: patch the library yourself. Modify urllib3's (requests uses this as a go between for httplib/http.client) to accept/pass on the source_address that the HTTPConnection fro
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by emidln 14y ago
Building an API by hand is only impossible if literally no one in the organization understands their data. If that is the case, an API is the least of their concerns.
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by emidln 14y ago
I was about to disagree with you, but after running Conque in a vsplit, I found that it only processed changes in insert mode.
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by emidln 14y ago
What's unseparated about it? Maintenance doesn't have to be performed on the rendered final product. Template systems and processing pipelines are pretty common for letting devs keep code structured in useful ways while still allowing for o
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by emidln 14y ago
Or at least should be now.

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