jasonjayr

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1201.
by jasonjayr 10y ago
Besides opening up a sales channel, is there SOMETHING that can explain what the right way to license Office + Windows in a 50-employee business? I've gotten by for SOOO long with samba + OSS, and our main stack is OSS, and have rema
1202.
by jasonjayr 10y ago
Or just inject them into the network w/ spoofed source addresses.
1203.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
Printers supporting the good ol' JetDirect protocol, where you simply fling bytes @ port 9100, almost always work easy-peasy. It can't get easier than Postscript or PCL printers, where you can print by cat file.ps | nc -w 1 192.1
1204.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
Did you run those two commands in sequence? Did you account for disk-cache effects? Try running it 4 times, alternating the versions and see what your last 2 times are ...
1205.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
That looks like it's for 'socat', not openssl itself ...
1206.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
To be fair, from a few lines down .... "Interestingly, in this new study, the same result we saw with Perl we also observed with Java, a programming language so popular it is used in the Computer Science A – AP test in high school. Ult
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Check your access logs: “DELETE your logs. Delete your installations. ”
18 points by jasonjayr 11y ago|2 comments
1208.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
Consider using the "Not Matt's Script" versions ( http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/news.html ), but even that was last updated 2004. MSA was notorious for very bad examples of old-style perl, and there are much
1209.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
Codec2 is an open source speech codec, shooting for 700 - 3200 bit /s, specifically for digital voice over radio. http://www.rowetel.com/blog/?page_id=452
1210.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
I was watching the whole intro, expecting some background music to come out of nowhere in time with the text ...
1211.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
The original KidPix had that idea, an old drawing application that could desperately use a refresh to modern interfaces .....
1212.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
Perl 6 started around when perl 5.8 was released. Then Perl 5 went stagnant while most of the core language developers were working on Perl 6. After a few years where there were competing implementations of perl 6, and still some wild ide
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by jasonjayr 11y ago
Windows commander (As it was called back then) was the first piece of shareware I've ever registered, back in the 16-bit Windows 3.1 days, which is just as long as I've been using it as well :) Impressively, it is still under acti
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by jasonjayr 11y ago
What would it take to get the w3/html5 folks simply add a src-hash="$algo:$value" to any tag that can load remote resources? Seems like a low-impact way to significantly boot the usefulness + security of CDN's. If the s
1215.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
* Until you have too may keys on your agent * Until you have a script repeatedly attempt w/o your keys unlocked * Until you try from a new computer on the same network and fail to setup your keys first. Ask me how I know :)
1216.
by jasonjayr 11y ago
This is an interesting project. There DOES exist Minetest, which is c++ based, and uses lua entirely for running the worlds it serves. It's GPL for server + client. See http://www.minetest.net/
1217.
by jasonjayr 12y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the bump of traffic killed it. IIRC they self host the site, and their budget is pretty thin. For years they hosted the Ocean State Free Net (Hi from as802!) on site on an old Sun workstation. I need to visi
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by jasonjayr 12y ago
This sounds a lot like Freenet[0], though w/o the anonymity & plausible deniability guarantees. Freenet shares some of the same features + Limitations: * Content keys are based on hashes of content, and don't change (unless a
1219.
by jasonjayr 12y ago
Place this entire line @ the bottom of your target's .bashrc echo 'sleep .1' >> ~/.bashrc By week 2 my poor friend had conditioned himself to work within 1 session since spawning new sessions became unbear
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by jasonjayr 13y ago
Why do you need to read the SMS as it comes in? Why can't you implement 2 factor authentication w/o a SMS via TOTP, using something like Google Authenticator? On all my accounts that I've been able to, I've turned on t
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by jasonjayr 13y ago
Oracle's recent licensing shenanigains aside, How is this different from BerkleyDB, or any of the old DBM variants, or Kyoto Cabinet?
1222.
by jasonjayr 14y ago
This is not a new problem -- newsgroups had this problem back in the day. I think the solution now is the same as it was back then -- better scoring/sorting/killfile tools that the end user can control. The death of newsgroups, was also th