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by jgeralnik 15y ago
Exactly. When you install my package, I can infect other packages and have them execute arbitrary code without you realizing it. This is by no means unique to python, and in fact can happen whenever you run any program. It just shows the da
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
This project was built during Defcon Israel's recent 24 hour hackathon. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Show HN: Pytroj - Infect .pyc files(github.com)
53 points by jgeralnik 15y ago|20 comments
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
As much as you must have hated Jason for what he did, that guy has a great sense of humor. As long as nobody ever does something like that to me.
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Watch other people code(castingcode.tv)
318 points by jgeralnik 15y ago|84 comments
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
Brilliant!
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
If you look towards the end of the comment thread on https://plus.google.com/102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3... , he created the account since kernel.org is down
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
Facebook's code is not open source, so no, code style bugs does not make sense.
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
"Facebook should consider setting up a "walled garden" that only allowed vetted applications from approved developers to connect to the social networking site, he said." No. Just no.
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
Unless you just use the first two digits as sign bits - if num would encode to (x,y) then instead you have 00num = (x,y), 01num = (x,-y), 10num = (-x,y), 11num = (-x, -y)
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
Wow. Just wow. Compile this. Run this. Just wow.
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by jgeralnik 15y ago
Really? The reason I should learn awk is "why not?" That has to be one of the worst reasons ever. Not that I am bashing awk or anything. I'm sure there are many reasons to learn it. But why not is definitely not one of them.