eugenekolo2

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by eugenekolo2 9y ago
Have you used an IDE besides Xcode? I've found Xcode to be one of the worst IDEs I've ever used. And in fact, a bunch of xterms is even better.
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by eugenekolo2 9y ago
Doubtful. Maybe around $1500. Computer parts really don't get that much cheaper year to year. In fact, they go up sometimes. CPU + Mobo + GPU + RAM + SSD is going to run you around $500 + $200 + $300 + $200 + $300 = $1500. Rest of the
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Separate virtual desktops per monitor - DESCRIPTION: Same as OSX does it. I pretty much never want to change both of my monitors vdesktops at once. Instead, I want it to be context aware and change the v
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
I've found myself able to access my computer for a good while before the lock screen would turn on after a wake sometimes.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
World breaking news.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Personally don't see the point. I was disappointed w/ 4K monitors when half of my applications didn't scale well for them. I imagine even less things will scale well for an even less popular resolution.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
I use a $700 Dell on Ubuntu. Fairly decent for the price. But, it's not a Macbook Pro.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Solidifies how I felt about Atom. I'm unsure how people use it regularly. I found everything extremely slow. It's a pretty editor, but the speed of it is a killer.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
I really like ghost. It's very simple, and straight forward. I've built a couple of websites based on it now, and wrote my own themes. I'm not sure I'd pay for it, but as an open source self-host project, it's prett
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Windows is fine for Python development. It's just an executable, and you can even use cmd.exe. Some will tell you for some good reasons, and others just cause they love to hate, to use cygwin or something. You can check out Windows 10
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Noting that some other library might call `gc.enable()` is correct. But, then ignoring the fact that another library can simply call `gc.set_threshold(n > 0)` seems like an obvious bug in the waiting, and the same issue as something call
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Can I get a summary of this or something? I can't make heads or tails what it's about from the title, or intro.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
20-30 seems like 15-22 to me... I doubt Jacques pops out the protractor to measure his angle.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
I don't think you're looking at it from the right angle. SO is a great resource that's amassed a lot of simple questions. My personally favourite use of it is to find boiler plate code, or to get answers to simple questions i
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Little do they know that SV is just as desolate? Most of the big tech firms are 1-2 hours away from SF in suburbia.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
> Heh I gave a talk at DefCon Skytalks last week on this exact exfil method and C&C structure with a live demo using code we wrote....interesting. > Kaspersky researchers still aren't sure precisely how the USB-enabled exfilt
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Don't take it the wrong way. It looks like a nice start. I just wish for better reversing tooling, and am merely giving a critique that if this was to replace IDA for me, it'd have to provide something that IDA does not.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Nice looking, but it's just IDA w/ Undo, and less features. There has to be a shift in use case design more than making it prettier.
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
NYC wasn't only poor people (it's a major business metropolis of ~10MM people, not everybody is going to be poor), but it was actually affordable on a small income. In fact, most of the US was the 80s, and 90s. Don't know wha
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Out of the box, yes. If you want to have a bit of control/knowing exactly what tools exist then I recommend: https://github.com/zardus/ctf-tools https://github.com/eugenekolo/sec-tools But, t
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Am I the only one who feels the "intro to x86" market is oversaturated?
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
Need more details on how you got a criminal record for that. Did you settle? Did you do more than just that?
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by eugenekolo2 10y ago
> ten years from now, will people be arguing AWS is a utility as it becomes as big as a major cable company Interesting point.
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
"Don't roll your own crypto" strikes again.
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
Both are already done. [1] http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/russian-ransomware-aut... [2] http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/11/09/cryptowall_40/
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
In general, I'd define it as somebody in STEM.
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
I agree, that makes the value of this article much less to the average HN reader.
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
The issue is getting perfect implementation and perfect opsec. With enough time, and willingness an opportunity will find itself.
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
Is their vision better than using goggles?
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by eugenekolo2 11y ago
I agree, it's hard to actually engage kids with boring games, and anything that involves boiler plate. The boiler plate should just be hidden away if possible. I think a small coding exercise that kids would like is something that auto

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