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by jftuga 9y ago
Click bait title with not much article substance.
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by jftuga 9y ago
Another great use case for quantum computing.
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by jftuga 9y ago
Wow. nmap is not listed.
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by jftuga 9y ago
https://waterfoxproject.org/ https://www.reddit.com/r/waterfox/ Disabled Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) Disabled Web Runtime (deprecated as of 2015) Removed Pocket Removed Tele
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by jftuga 9y ago
The next time you need a .exe with GUI, you might want to also try C# with the free version of Visual Studio (Community Edition). C# is pretty easy and there are lots of examples, stackoverflow questions, github projects, etc. to learn fro
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by jftuga 9y ago
Ridiculous
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by jftuga 9y ago
How is their calendar?
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by jftuga 9y ago
I can't press the space bar to page down on this article. I am using Chrome on a Macbook. :-(
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by jftuga 9y ago
Does VS Code have something similar to Sublime's Ctrl-Q macros?
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by jftuga 9y ago
You can add features or fix bugs since it is open source. It might be easier for cross-platform code.
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by jftuga 9y ago
Is there something like this for Windows?
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by jftuga 9y ago
I wish they had more examples for time-series data.
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by jftuga 9y ago
> Usually you see SysAdmins ... but still maintain their code. Very well stated. I work in health care as a sys admin. In our environment, stability and reliability are paramount.
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by jftuga 9y ago
Nice site, looks very useful for us. We need to send out emails to many students once or twice a year. Now that we have switched from on-prem Exchange to Office-365, this has become a challenge.
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by jftuga 9y ago
I actually created an Excel question for interviewing help desk candidates: If you were to type in 5+2 into a cell, what would be the result? :-)
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by jftuga 9y ago
ITT: Postgres is a lot more popular that MySQL
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by jftuga 9y ago
I actually met a retired Baltimore cop a few years ago in Orlando and asked him about the show. He said The Wire very accurately portrayed his job & the city.
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by jftuga 9y ago
Such a great show.
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by jftuga 10y ago
For firewall rule purposes, I wish your program would have used 5201 by default, the standard iperf port.
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by jftuga 10y ago
If you are not a gamer or don't care about invasive/live widgets, etc. and just want a more simplistic desktop interface then you should consider running Server 2016 as your desktop OS. You can turn off the telemetry.
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by jftuga 10y ago
Such as what kind of tasks?
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Ask HN: What are you thinking about creating with a Pi Zero W?
2 points by jftuga 10y ago|2 comments
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by jftuga 10y ago
I have moved on to xz. I know it is slower and uses more memory, but I like it because it is multithreaded and compresses a lot better than gzip or bzip2. The main XZ Utils web page also distributes Windows binaries. It is also built int
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GNU screen root exploit(lists.gnu.org)
6 points by jftuga 10y ago|2 comments
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by jftuga 10y ago
I am having this problem on an Epson Workforce 645. It stays in a continual boot loop. To fix it, I logged into Cloud Print to delete the printer and also unplugged my access point. This stopped the boot loop. I then did a 'reset al
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by jftuga 10y ago
A simple, multi-threaded IPv4 TCP port scanner for Python 3.5 https://github.com/jftuga/universe/blob/master/tcpscan.py https://github.com/jftuga/universe/blob/master/
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by jftuga 10y ago
Would using one effect your Apple Developer status if you are seen using one of these?
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by jftuga 10y ago
cool, thanks
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by jftuga 10y ago
I wrote a fast tcp port scanner using Python 3.5 and concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor. See lines 123-124: https://github.com/jftuga/universe/blob/master/tcpscan.py I have used this under Linux, OSX
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by jftuga 10y ago
This has to be one of my favorite HN posts of the year.

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