emidln

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901.
by emidln 14y ago
The name of the company that makes the scanners is actually called Rapiscan? How did I miss this?
902.
by emidln 14y ago
I feel like the second time I do an action in vim, it tends to get macro'd so subsequent uses aren't repetitive.
903.
by emidln 14y ago
txZMQ is pretty cool if you are going the Twisted route. It's nice to reuse twisted's event loop instead of rolling your own.
904.
by emidln 14y ago
I just remapped Caps Lock as Escape. I use Escape a lot between tmux with vim modes, bash, and vim itself. I do this in OSX and for the linux console and X11.
905.
by emidln 14y ago
These are all general password policy "best practices", and typically result in users using something along the lines of FuC|Kj0017GUy-1 FuC|Kj0017GUy-2 FuC|Kj0017GUy-3 Or, for users who are lazier (read: most of them), you get: S3P-2k12 0c
906.
by emidln 14y ago
md5 passwords lists are plaintext for modern hardware. Well, not exactly plaintext, since you might end up needing to search a couple collisions that also work, but in terms of repurposing the information to attack another system, it's extr
907.
by emidln 14y ago
If they don't do the processing themselves, they can fill out the self questionaire, which basically amounts to "pay the damn application fee already".
908.
by emidln 14y ago
I'm pretty sure that CUPS was shipping by default on some linux distros as early as 1999. I know I installed Caldera OpenLinux (2.2 or 2.3 maybe?) and Mandrake Linux (version 6 or 7 something) and both had it, detected my printers, and "jus
909.
by emidln 14y ago
I sorta want to build a porn site with content generated by a proxy to this API while offering the API at a slightly lower price (maybe the same? not sure). The idea being, people agreeing to use my API also agree to give me license to the
910.
by emidln 14y ago
Doubtful that this is more damaging than: import os os.system('insert local exploit here') It's true that it is another place that you can get a python script to execute code outside of its environment, but you get a ton of tho
911.
by emidln 14y ago
I really wasn't awake when I wrote this, because that second example is awful. It should be: {k:v for k, v in something.iteritems() if v == 3} vs dict(filter(lambda x: x[1] == 3, something.iteritems()))
912.
by emidln 14y ago
map and filter still exist. reduce was demoted into the stdlib instead of being builtin in 3.x. list comprehensions generalize to other types (generator expressions (aka "lazy sequences"), set comprehensions, dict compresions) Compare this
913.
by emidln 14y ago
assignment is a statement if you want it to be, but you can generally use setattr() as well. E.g. modifying global scope as an expression: import sys module = sys.modules[__name__] def foo(k,v): setattr(module, k, v) foo('
914.
by emidln 14y ago
Vanish can cache snippets of content. They refer to this as Edge Side Includes.
915.
by emidln 14y ago
I'm not saying you should do this, but you can have an anonymous class like this: type('', (dict,), {'__init__': lambda self, *args, **kwargs: not super(self.__class__,self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) and setattr(self,'__dict__',self)})
916.
by emidln 14y ago
You need to read the contract/terms of service to determine what you are granting them with regards to your data. You might find that they want to keep an option open that you can't accept. You might also find that you are okay with what th
917.
by emidln 14y ago
I needed to do something like this and I ended up settling on a custom workflow connected through zeromq dumping data into into sharded sqlite databases. Single process handled writing to each database and lots of reads were mapped out and
918.
by emidln 14y ago
Seems smooth on a galaxy nexus with chrome 18
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by emidln 14y ago
No they aren't. It's appalling to me that high schools actually use Java for introducing a subject that requires immersion to be successful. Nobody sees "Hello World" or any other intro app in Java and thinks to themselves, "Hey, wouldn't i
920.
by emidln 14y ago
I've had good luck with Team EOS jelly bean nightlies. The device is called a toro (not toroplus, which is the sprint galaxy nexus!) which you'll need when finding roms.
921.
by emidln 14y ago
Gmail was only launched 5 years ago? I'm almost positive I had gmail at least in mid 2004.
922.
by emidln 14y ago
I prefer using w3af over BurpSuite. Full source is a good thing.
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by emidln 14y ago
Why do you need to retrain developers? I'm certain that I've never had any corporate training outside of what jokes not to make, places not to touch others, and things not to give to anonymous (yeah, seriously). I've never undergone technic
924.
by emidln 14y ago
When I was taking these sort of tests, I learned to delay processing of non-question text until I've read the question. Reading comprehension, in most of the standardized tests I've taken, was nothing more than ability to quickly pattern ma
925.
by emidln 14y ago
This seems like the same thing that lisp has had since forever in cond. In CL: (defun is-greater-than (x y) (cond ((< x y) T) (T nil))) As with the erlang example, I need a T test to get an else clause, although in this part
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by emidln 14y ago
I have two 24" screens in front of me at work and use all of the screen real estate. One monitor (the one directly in front of me) is for my terminal, controlled by tmux. Most of my windows in tmux are split into panes, with the exception t
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by emidln 15y ago
Twisted has twisted.mail.imap4.IMAP4Server
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by emidln 15y ago
Highland Park, Illinois (near Chicago) OpinionLab is hiring. We listen for, process, and analyze the feedback our customers' clients provide. You might have seen our [+] around the web. We're looking for someone with a very good working kn
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by emidln 15y ago
Currently deploying salt. Community is great, grains are easy to write, and the codebase is very clear. Can't recommend enough.
930.
by emidln 15y ago
You seem to imply that running iTunes and Office are good things. That seems...odd.

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