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Gravity Announces Labs and Open Source Projects(readwrite.com)
2 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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HackRF - Great Scott Gadgets(greatscottgadgets.com)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnazario 14y ago
an increased number of stories like this will make the book pirating underground a lot more attractive to a wider audience. it exists, it's not quite napster-like yet but it's getting there. no DRM, a potentially wider catalog, etc. this is
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by jnazario 14y ago
awesome. i know one of the founders, when he told me what he was doing after grad school i was surprised there's any money in it. shows you what i know! super proud of that team, really great story all around.
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by jnazario 14y ago
update .com TLD zone maps? look for the ones that got removed ... that's my guess.
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by jnazario 14y ago
i am embarrassed to say this but rather than configure SELinux to do those little things - like local mail delivery or open a new socket for httpd - i tend to just disable it. i'll chalk it up to a usability problem on their part and not la
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Packet Pig - Big Data meets Network Security Monitoring(blog.packetloop.com)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnazario 14y ago
i only wish i had learned to spot the difference earlier in my career.
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by jnazario 14y ago
what's missing from any discussion here or in many of these "this is the new hotness" posts is this: science. where's the science? it is, after all, a data scientist role. where is learning to do actual science? what the world's been descri
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by jnazario 14y ago
looks like a nice intro textbook (along the lines of sedgwick, for example). for an additional huge list of algorithms and data structures (e.g. beyond the basics, sometimes for specialized types) i like wikipedia and also this NIST site:
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by jnazario 14y ago
hey that's pretty cool. given that i was just reading about ted nelson's project xanadu this fits pretty neatly with that. hopefully you can tune it to ignore various words that have less impact on things and instead focus on more core and
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Ready Player One - Did the Pentagon Just Take Over America's Cybersecurity? (foreignpolicy.com)
2 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnazario 14y ago
bear in mind that seeing why something failed (or is failing) is pretty easy after the fact, ridiculously hard to do before the fact. that said, i think many people saw the handwriting on the wall before "the fall", even at nokia. so, why d
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by jnazario 14y ago
would be interesting to compare this to world wide typical and average bandwidth availability. google used to prize page load times for their search landing page. i wonder if the increase is coming about because they recognize they can inde
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by jnazario 14y ago
in this case it's octal in action. leading 0 causes the libc calls to expect non-decimal input (octal or hex, depending on what comes next). a few organizations, FWIW, insist on writing decimal dotted quads zero padded (e.g. 192.168.19.20 b
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by jnazario 14y ago
pretty neat. hopefully this will get some tractions. thanks for sharing.
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by jnazario 14y ago
heh. i tend to lump font geeks in with grammar nazis as people who get worked up over the littlest things. while i never understood the reasons why people seem to go to war over fonts - witness the wrath against comic sans - i do appreciate
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by jnazario 14y ago
good memories. myself, i had a modest user number, a few mentions for my work, posted some book reviews, hosted timothy at my condo a couple of times, even got slashdotted a couple of times (including once to distribute star wars prequel tr
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Classic animated "under construction" in pure CSS(codepen.io)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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The Great IOS 6 Download Flood | DeepField(deepfield.net)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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Who Gets Credit for the Computer?(nybooks.com)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnazario 14y ago
many thanks! this looks great and useful.
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Afghanistan bans YouTube over anti-Islam film | The Australian(theaustralian.com.au)
31 points by jnazario 14y ago|40 comments
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by jnazario 14y ago
bring them something they can use, like stats, insights, or an edge on a story that no one else has. they have pressures like everyone else from their bosses to produce and deliver, and they're competing for an editor's story approval. help
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White House circulating draft of executive order on cybersecurity (thehill.com)
2 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnazario 14y ago
actually i was just reading on the SciAm blogs about this, and learned a bit more about the edge of our solar system (and how the scientists involved in this effort are tracking progress). http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/2
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by jnazario 14y ago
i've been a pipes user for many years. i mainly use it as a way to merge RSS feeds into a single bucket (e.g. craigslist items within 50 miles across multiple craigslists). my most frequently used pipe marries a bunch of news sources togeth
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by jnazario 14y ago
what's wrong with JCC? http://lucene.apache.org/pylucene/jcc/index.html i have used it a lot to generate JNI bindings for other code via a simple Makefile template (list JARs and packages, alter names and versions, and poof). it works qui
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Recorded Future - Unlock The Predictive Power Of The Web(recordedfuture.com)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments
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New Linux Distro for Mobile Security, Malware Analysis, and Forensics(resources.infosecinstitute.com)
1 points by jnazario 14y ago|0 comments

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