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by iuguy 11y ago
It's currently £5 inc. delivery on Amazon.co.uk. This puts it into Raspberry Pi Zero and NodeMCU/ESP8266 territory. Add to the fact that internally it's not very different to the venerable TP-Link WR-703N and it's possib
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It's also worth bearing in mind that a VPS has it's limits compared to physically segregated kit.
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I'm surprised to see so many places not on the list, and so many places making it that caused me to question the rationale (to the point where I read the follow-up article on how they chose places). Then I realised as an NY Times piece
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by iuguy 11y ago
This is weird. I have a 3rd gen Apple TV and have been able to use screen sharing to have my Mac screen show up on my projector. The siri remote control integration is interesting, but when you're normally using a wireless keyboard and
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by iuguy 11y ago
> The unix way is also a different incompatible implementation of regex in every utility and a thousand interesting and dangerous modes of failure in the event of whitespace Then_stop_using_whitespace_and_that_problem_is_solved_for_some_
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by iuguy 11y ago
Someone built a 6502 core and ported the same ehBasic to bare metal Arduino a while back[1]. I had a little play and managed to get it working on an Uno with only minor changes (ISTR it was something to do with compatibility with current ar
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> But IMAP is such a pain Any chance you could tell us what the pain is that you're experiencing with IMAP? I don't think I've ever had any problems with it, aside from offline (but for that there's POP) so I'm
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by iuguy 11y ago
As I can't edit the comment, I wasn't referring to the name /usr/local as much as the permissions. It'd make more sense to store systemwide hierarchy in /opt/homebrew/* and user-specific hierarchy in
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by iuguy 11y ago
As others have mentioned, /usr/local may be a fairly standard place to put stuff, but homebrew's permissions model changes the way /usr/local works. Additionally, /usr/local is used by other applications,
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To be fair, homebrew shouldn't need to change perms, it should follow common unix standards or at least fit in with OSX rather than require a hack. For years I've felt homebrew should really use either /opt/ or ~/.h
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by iuguy 11y ago
Holleriths were also used to coordinate elements of the Holocaust[1]. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust
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Clifford Stoll is always a fascinating character to watch.
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Practical Cryptography with Go(leanpub.com)
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I thought about doing something like this myself a while back. I use Ocado[1], who have their own scan and shop app. I could possibly put this onto an older iPhone with a battery pack and some sticky velcro and run it from that. I like what
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by iuguy 12y ago
I did this without quitting my job last year. In 2013 my then wife of 10 years and I divorced. From when my primary employer broke up till mid january, I travelled Europe. Had a (mostly) great time too but it was a little too long. When I c
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by iuguy 12y ago
For the hipster who thinks hemingwrite.com is too mainstream, perhaps?
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> Curious - what do Finder complainers consider the gold standard of file browsers that Finder should aspire to be? I'm a big fan of the approach Directory Opus used on the Amiga. On Linux I'm pretty much a full time midnight c
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by iuguy 12y ago
Ever have a look at OpenHab[1]? It's a bit finicky at first but would make a dashboard with whatever you want on it, either in a browser or using their native app. There's also a really cool automation guide I saw recently[2]. I r
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A great exercise in how never to sell something to anyone. Ever(soundcloud.com)
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For those that aren't aware, the BBC has one of the worst cases of "Not invented here" syndrome you'll ever see.
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There's a lot of controversy over Alex Holden and his 1.2 billion passwords claim[1][2][3]. The last link is more complete, but has a strong bias against him. [1] - http://www.jsonline.com/business/debate-swirls-ar
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Technical skills beginner pentesters need(rawhex.com)
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In the spirit of your most thorough pedantry, I thought I'd correct your correction to say that OP is right, David Cameron didn't win an election, he won a seat as an MP. None of the parties achieved the 326 seats required for an
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Interview with a pentester(rawhex.com)
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What I Learned in 40 Years of Doing Intel Analysis for US Foreign Policymakers [pdf](cia.gov)
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How I fixed my broken writing workflow(rawhex.com)
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The common mistakes every newbie pentester makes(rawhex.com)
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An unhealthy journey into the world of the traceroute(rawhex.com)
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by iuguy 12y ago
Firstly, try to keep healthy. The worst thing you could do is to start making unhealthy choices. I like the other comments about phoning in your job with no mental effort. Save your energies for your kids and your side projects. I have a fr
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by iuguy 12y ago
To be fair I don't remember the offsets or anything, I fired up an emulator and a debugger and had a look through the game again. > I wonder how many kids turned to liking computers because of ZX Spectrum philosophy of dropping the

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