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by jfolkins 9y ago
One of my all time favorite books. I like how the power roles between the sexes on the moon are reversed too. The matriarch has all the power because women are scarce and they take on many husbands out of this need. They always hold the car
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by jfolkins 9y ago
Here is an old series of mine that steps you through reversing Java. https://www.acloudtree.com/hacking-java-bytecode-for-program...
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by jfolkins 9y ago
The 4,425 satellites will "operat[e] in 83 orbital planes (at altitudes ranging from 1,110km to 1,325km)," and "require associated ground control facilities, gateway Earth stations, and end-user Earth stations," Cooper s
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by jfolkins 10y ago
In my opinion what people are feeling now is a shadow tax in the form of increased cost because the US FED flooded the global markets with cheap USD and shored up the banks. The psychology of pain applies to both the individual, the city, a
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by jfolkins 10y ago
"So just rent, says the curmudgeon. Well that isn’t cheap either. The average rent price in Vancouver proper in late 2015 was $1,079 for a one bedroom and $1,368 for a two bedroom.30 The latter is the highest in the country, while the
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by jfolkins 10y ago
LOVE THIS BOOK! And you are correct, they indeed "borrowed" the machines.
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by jfolkins 10y ago
John F. Kennedy Moon Speech - Rice Stadium https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuW4oGKzVKc
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by jfolkins 10y ago
Volunteer. Volunteer. Volunteer. Church, homeless shelter, camp counselor, big brother program, soccer, etc. I signed up and helped out wherever I could. WHY? Because I suspected that I'd be more likely to find a partner who wasn'
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How I hacked plot.ly by exploiting an SVG vulnerability in plotly.js(acloudtree.com)
4 points by jfolkins 10y ago|0 comments
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by jfolkins 10y ago
This was put together well and the references after each topic are very helpful. Thanks.
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by jfolkins 10y ago
Though you are 100% correct that Caddy totally leverages Go's stlib http and http2 servers (along with other OSS projects), the rest of your comment is straight up FUD. I cannot follow your logic at all. Does every Rails app owe the co
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by jfolkins 10y ago
screenshot http://i.imgur.com/m3TPBIy.jpg
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by jfolkins 10y ago
He sets the month and day correctly but gets the year wrong here. https://youtu.be/QoSrjrYC3hI?t=32m Watch out kids. Typos happen to everyone. Hopefully it isn't the command that dox's oneself.
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When Security Reports Go Ignored – Hacking Concrete5’s ProEvent Plugin(acloudtree.com)
2 points by jfolkins 11y ago|0 comments
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by jfolkins 11y ago
The 15th century Roman Catholic Church would totally back this Kickstarter.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
I'd love to understand what happened on June, 18th 2015. The guy just noped out of Yii. https://github.com/qiangxue
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by jfolkins 11y ago
>> As always, if one goroutine is writing to a map, no other goroutine should be reading or writing the map concurrently. > What if you are writing to a value in the map? Surely that is safe to do concurrently with other processes
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by jfolkins 11y ago
Thanks for this!
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by jfolkins 11y ago
Nice work Matt and Caddy team. Simplifying this stuff goes a long way to encrypting all the things.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
As a child of the 80s, when the switch from tape to CD did arrive, I remember finding a pregap easter egg on accident. I didn't know what it was at the time or how it got there, but it blew my mind. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by jfolkins 11y ago
This is very cool. Nice work!
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by jfolkins 11y ago
As someone who needs sensor data for their product, this looks pretty cool. I'd love to see the API docs.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
"EASY THERE PAL"
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by jfolkins 11y ago
Anyone buying a home in 2008 wasn't doing the math. That was prime time bubblesville.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
Your above description is excellent in helping explain the duality of our current system (corpVShuman) which I've struggled articulating to friends. Thanks!
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by jfolkins 11y ago
Another nation state (russia, china, etc) would be all too happy to sell crypto if there was market demand.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
The code is solid. I gauge this by the simple fact that when I review the project, I don't absolutely hate it ;-) I need to circle back around as there are some features I'd like to add. PRs are welcome.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
If interested, I wrote a different type of rate limiter in my spare time for my use case. http://badactor.org
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by jfolkins 11y ago
I see what you mean. That is a fair point.
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by jfolkins 11y ago
bradfitz's http2 package will be rolled into Go's core upon completion so I don't feel it is at all inappropriate for Matt to state "No Dependencies."

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