guylhem

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by guylhem 12y ago
Wrong. See my post above, along with the perl script that's used. It's controlled over IRC channel #apache on chaos.legend.rocks by the "god","ARZ","Zax" users.
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by guylhem 12y ago
It is in the wild. As seen on my machine, on a domain name that I use only for email at the moment: XXX.access.log:174.143.168.121 - - [30/Sep/2014:12:40:21 -0400] "GET //cgi-bin/bash HTTP/1.0" 404 16
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by guylhem 12y ago
I remember the same thing happening to me in France - an homeless man, inebriated, but not conscious, that can not be awakened, and with an open wound, in the stairways of a subway station. Just like you, the ambulance personnel was angry a
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by guylhem 12y ago
"Rich people shouldn't segregate themselves from the poor people in their communities" Says who? On which authority? What if poor people want to segregate themselves? Live and let live. Individual freedom is more important th
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by guylhem 12y ago
The concept is very interesting - apparently, each "doll" or layer is encrypted, and only the target can decode the message - so I guess the equivalent of the MX would be the outmost doll, while the equivalent of a To: field would
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by guylhem 12y ago
told you so :-/ If you run bios-extract on a dump of your x60t, you'll see Computrace is in 2E_0.rom. I have no idea on how to reassemble the pieces into a working bios. It's not just a checksum, that's for people doing
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by guylhem 12y ago
I beg to disagree. On all of the motherboards I have, it was present in every single one of them - but on some it "didn't show", ie there was no warning message when entering the bios, so it I believe it was not activated or
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by guylhem 12y ago
Some practical details on a Thinkpad X60 ( http://www.coreboot.org/Board:lenovo/x60/Installation , check for yourself how it works on on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKdLhbmjrDI ) coreboot time (a
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by guylhem 12y ago
As a kid in France (in the late eighties, quite young, but I can't remember when precisely), I had some "programming classes", using Logo on Thomson computers - http://www.oocities.org/siliconvalley/9723&
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by guylhem 12y ago
Interesting form factor (flat=easy to ship!) and price. I wonder which features it offers and how it compares to a Raspberry. Cheaper than the Raspberry, powered by USB, but also connected (usb-serial). No info about memory and flash (I gue
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by guylhem 12y ago
Use promo code LINODE10 and you'll get $10 off - ie one free month! You'll be charged $5 on your credit card, but your account will then show a $15 credit. Feel free to use my referral code 9ed7a90501142890c1c8cfca43f1c872e7494470
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by guylhem 12y ago
I'm new to linode. What is their outgoing bandwidth policy? I mean, is it possible to automatically set up a throttle, to avoid charges when going over 2TB? (or do I have to fiddle with iptables to find a way to do that). Also, do you
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by guylhem 12y ago
I don't like this. What is the business of a government in regulating the resolution of whatever form of imagery??? If it can be seen from the sky, or from the street, it's public. Planes, satellites, drones, whatever - you should
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by guylhem 12y ago
TLDR : rising inequality a return to "normal" after 2 huge destructions. Inequality is returning to pre world-wars level - ok, that's an easily verifiable fact. However, how do we know it's a bad thing? There is no concl
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by guylhem 13y ago
Indeed, and to make things better, Quebec won't allow legal name change in most cases. Step 1) leave Quebec Step 2) change your name in the other provice Step 3) ... (return to Quebec, or wherever) Step 4) Profit! Source: I live there.
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by guylhem 13y ago
Maybe it's just me, but the maths seems strange. I just quickly glanced at some figures, like "Have they earned it?", and it seemed wrong. The author says the total return for say Barclay was 12.61%. bc -l running in a termin
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by guylhem 13y ago
I fully and totally agree, upvoted you and wish I could upvote you even more (hopefully, others will!), especially considering the parent post you replied to. Ideas (and videos, and guns) don't kill people. People kill people. It has a
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by guylhem 13y ago
What if I don't agree with the UK government views on say freedom of speech? And why the UK government? What about giving that same power to the government of Afghanistan for example? From a utilitarian perspective, they could use that
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by guylhem 13y ago
I don't care how un-sexy perl is by current standards. It's damn efficient, even for new projects. Also, it's not hard for a developper worth its salt to get productive in perl. At the moment I'm playing with some thread
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by guylhem 13y ago
Your logic seems wrong for the causality. We destroyed wealth because of the world wars, which then caused "rising equality". I do not believe the world wars happened due to inequality - so no, I'm not worried.
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by guylhem 13y ago
Additional question : why should we care about income inequality? The post WW2 area had less income inequality because the world economy had been torn apart. We are now just going back to pre WW1 rates - ie basically reaching the point wher
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by guylhem 13y ago
Listening to your emotions is important, as the article states. But there is something more even more important - the schedule. Why make new year resolutions? It is known to be inefficient and fail-prone. My personal method : make "wha
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by guylhem 13y ago
Why exactly is there "Ayn Rand" in the title? If you still are not shocked, let's color the phrase a bit more : "Is it really necessary for liberals to bash values they don't agree with, while hiding their own short
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by guylhem 13y ago
By Hal Varian, who has interesting microeconomics books, works with Mathematica to provide visual examples of what he is teaching, etc. Reading that at the moment, seems very interesting.
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by guylhem 13y ago
Question that nobody asks : why should we care about the gap if it increases productivity? What bad consequences will it have? I don't mean that theoretically people will feel bad, but how exactly will this be bad for a random joe to h
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by guylhem 13y ago
As usual, the government is trying to meddle with companies. Read the letter, but make no mistake - the "kind" tone, especially when reminding how they did they best to get in touch, have meetings, help insuring compliance etc. is
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by guylhem 13y ago
It's funny how the "equality" thing can depend on various notions - including assumptions. Unless we are talking about unconditional equality (i.e. same for everyone including slackers), what about an equality based on how pr
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by guylhem 13y ago
How exactly is throwing more gasoline on a fire ($1 billion is a lot of gasoline) a magical fix for the education problem?? What about trying something different, like deregulation? (ex: less administrative oversight, less union power, let
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by guylhem 13y ago
Want a quick and dirty fix? Kill half of the poor. Problem solved immediately. (I hate such rhetorical questions, so this is the ironic answer I always give) There is no quick way out, and the various "basic income" schemes are un
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by guylhem 13y ago
I am thinking more and more about moving back to a text-only interface - previously I was very happy with mutt, tin, lynx (and links and w3m), centericq, etc, but only bash and vim stuck with me. Yet with the advent of unicode, there are fe

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