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by jetsnoc 13y ago
Google Cache if you are experiencing an error 504 gateway timeout: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttps...
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by jetsnoc 13y ago
I had to install aircrack-ng. Upon doing so and watching for about 30 minutes, I saw my MacBook Pro and iPhone 5 both leak an uncomfortable amount of probes for SSID's my devices have attached to. The thing is, quite a few SSID names are
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Hello. I would like to get involved with Boise Code Camp. We're a small 60-employee software company in Twin Falls. It's exciting you have such an effort and we'd like to get involved. My email is in my profile -- couldn't find yours.
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I really enjoyed Pycon. I had never attended a Pycon, nor dealt with the Python community at large but the day I listened to Jesse Noller's keynote I knew I was in the right place. He discussed the values of teaching children, being an in
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I shared this on a previous thread that was removed: Wow, just wow. Five wrongs don't make a right. 1. Two men make crude jokes to one another at conference. 2. Adria shames them. 3. PlayHaven fires one of them. 4. Internet goes b
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Wow! Four-Five wrongs don't make a right! 1. Two men make crude jokes to one another at conference. 2. Adria shames them. 3. PlayHaven fires one of them. 4. Internet goes berserk and threatens her. 5. SendGrid fires Adria. I
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I really enjoyed Raymond Hettinger's keynote and his classful development in Python session. Intermediate and advanced Python programmers should watch these as soon as they are up!
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Didn't she violate the spirit of the PyCon 2013 Code of Conduct? Here's the relevant quote from the CoC: "Note: Public shaming can be counter-productive to building a strong community. PyCon does not condone nor participate in such actions
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
It may be time for GitHub to build out multiple availability data centers and use BGP as an anycast tool. We do this. I have public facing IPv4 space that is announced from multiple facilities. Having an IP address hosted from multiple f
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
He was one of us, someone many of us have talked to or met so it hits close to home whereas Steve Jobs was an archetype a billionaire inventor who had lived his dreams.
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Wow, I'm very glad our company chose a routed design with an interior routing protocol (OSPF.) I've never been able to push the limits of a layer two network as far as GitHub. A routed network helps segment the network so when systems fa
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I will be creating all 24 of my pull requests to one project. The prospect of a project manager seeing 24 new commits from someone he's never heard of made me think about how funny it would be if a group of hacker's created a "commit mob"
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Okay, I bit. I forked the Redis repository and fixed a small warning when linking with clang to resolve issue #374 (nine months old but still open.) I just created the pull request. How long has it taken others for 24pullrequests to recog
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Great job. The world is your oyster. Keep learning and don't let anyone ever tell you something is impossible.
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Twin Falls, ID or Remote [about 90 minutes from Boise, Idaho] (full-time, contract and internships available) KickBack Rewards Systems manages a national coalition loyalty program and white-label loyalty programs for convenience stores and
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Yes. They have their product/market fit and can comfortably delay features and defects for another release cycle while they experiment for a month. Depending on the start-up and their capitalization and runway I think a start-up may be ab
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Wow, I'm excited. Last time I got to the last level (well, next to last level) and hit a wall with my skill-sets and my available time to complete the challenge. I like the idea of being on a team. So, Let's get this started; I'm looking f
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I always tell my team "there are people who program and then there are people who /talk/ about programming, be the former" I always try to hire the ones who program. People who program learn domain knowledge and become better developers th
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Nick Parlante is an exceptional instructor. I highly recommend Google's Python Class he instructed.
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Snippets are such a simple but powerful idea. Has anyone open sourced a project or created a SaaS tool for this idea? I would love to implement this within my organization.
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I've had a Pwn plug for about a year now. What a powerful tool. In this form factor social engineering will be very simple. "Hi, I'm Jake from IT and we're required to replace your power strip for compliance with electrical code and fire
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Upon graduating from High School I backpacked Europe for a month. I quickly learned not everyone felt the same way about America that I did. The tone wasn't hateful or angry (yes) but it was cautious as if people expected me to be arrogant
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I can't praise Chef by Opscode enough. We had several webservers running with a fresh deployment of our web stack in a matter of ten minutes. We've built several recipes to install the pre-requisites (nginx, php5-fpm, Rails depending on t
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I think learning many different kinds of languages is important. The breadth of experience makes you a better programmer as a whole. During the trial and sampling of many languages you will fall in love with one. Stick with that one! Y
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
I sure wish they would allow the slaving of RDS instances to non-RDS instances (aka CHANGE MASTER TO). I would love to host a MySQL slave at Amazon AWS. Sure, I can get this done with an EC2 instance but how killer would a "DR slave" with
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
In addition to K&R I always recommend "C Interfaces and Implementations: Techniques for Creating Reusable Software" to anyone who is picking up a long-term hobby or career in C. Someone on this forum recommended it to me. It's been inv
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
> Scientists claim that we only use 10% of our brains ... but I think that we only use 10% of our hearts. Very cute; I agree. Thank you :)
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by jetsnoc 14y ago
Thank you for your contribution. It's great to see a giant, who's gained so much from open source contribute back in a significant and meaningful way! For those interested it appears it was open sourced under the "New BSD license."
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by jetsnoc 15y ago
I've been interested in purchasing a Macbook air for some time. The hard edge of my Macbook Pro is really uncomfortable and it looks like the Air may have this same comfort flaw. Does it?
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by jetsnoc 15y ago
For every local LAN attack there are mitigation techniques. Cisco Switches have great features like DHCP Snooping and Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI) to eliminate rogue DHCP servers and ARP spoofing. Further yet, with "switch-port security"

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