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by jnazario 13y ago
also MachTen, Tenon's UNIX on MacOS. it ran as a process on top of MacOS, not in place of (as A/UX did). i never got my hands on A/UX but ran MachTen for a while in grad school (i was too poor to own an SGI). this was before
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by jnazario 13y ago
similar to what university you choose. (only i didn't figure that out until much later.)
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Edn format – extensible data notation(github.com)
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“Just a Flesh Wound”(milesobrien.com)
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The really strange Comcast-Netflix deal(brontecapital.blogspot.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
really neat stuff. i learned about this last fall and got the link last month from someone involved. looking forward to what pops out. cool stuff, guys.
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by jnazario 13y ago
hdmoore re-disclosed this back on mar 2 2010. nothing new here. more about this: https://labs.ripe.net/Members/mirjam/ntp-reflections templates from the team cymru guys to secure your ntp installations, which have
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Websites of Venetian, Palazzo Casinos Hacked(abcnews.go.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
while i concur, there is one shining example where this is a problem: fixing someone else's code where a bug has been introduced due to mistaken indentation. last week i fixed a bug where a mistake in indentation (maybe a cut and paste
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by jnazario 13y ago
great comments that mirror my own experience (having written a couple of books). very well laid out, applies not just to infosec books but tech books in general. a great way to get started is to write magazine articles (you also get paid a
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Google Spent $7.3 Billion on its Data Centers in 2013(datacenterknowledge.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
i've done the first two (never dabbled in derivatives) and turbo tax was no problem, but then again the paperwork for my options was all clear, too - dates, prices and cost basis, exercise dates, etc.
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by jnazario 13y ago
what do you want to do? what do you want to track? what do you use right now and how does that fail you?
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by jnazario 13y ago
oh awesome resource, thanks for the link! (looks down from overuse right now but still, cool!) julia++, i started playing with it this weekend and i'm super pleased. i concur with another comment in this discussion that this is what i
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by jnazario 13y ago
that's true now, but it wasn't at the time (1984). apple didn't invent a lot of the technologies they're famous for - the mouse, the windowed GUI, postscript, desktop publishing, etc. they did, however, make it accessibl
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by jnazario 13y ago
came here to suggest people who are interested in where kubrick got his model for the character dr strangelove to study herman kahn. just read a book about him - 'the worlds of herman kahn' - and cannot recommend it enough for thi
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by jnazario 13y ago
didn't know about this, kind of cool, we use some D3 at work. however, would be nice with some graphics ... just sayin.
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Undefined reference to ma11oc - Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
thank you guys! i use a lot of pyrex/cython to bind to libraries - it's so much faster to code in python. it's been a huge boon. having used swig, hand writing wrappers, and pyrex before i can say i much prefer cython. thank
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Illuminascii - Free game combining ASCII and FPS(indiedb.com)
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KillYourPhone – A DIY phone signal blocking pouch(killyourphone.com)
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by jnazario 13y ago
i used to have commit but was kicked out (along with a bunch of other people over the years). i even wrote a book on openbsd. what i see from afar is that obsd alienated a lot of people with theo's behavior, theo's gone and surrou
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by jnazario 13y ago
tcl was one of the first "respectable" languages i used (having learned basic, some java, and bash/awk scripting). i still dislike it for its wonkiness, but i did use it towards the end to learn some FP paradigms. (tcl, it tu
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by jnazario 13y ago
largely concur with workhere-io. unless you have a sollid match for Django's use case (or something explicitly supported with a plugin) i would warn you that hammering in "oddness" into Django can be painful. for the features
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by jnazario 13y ago
concur (and upvoted). i took a few minutes, peeked around at some other "niche" languages (you know, not exactly mainstream) to see how they fare in this - rust, D, julia, haskell - and compared them to python.org's website.
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by jnazario 13y ago
thanks for this, i found a couple of versions of this on iOS. won my first two games against a simple AI! love learning about new games like this. great find.
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by jnazario 13y ago
oops, with the downtime my reply got lost. if you have to write it down, go ahead. better to be thought of as someone who can't remember stuff and has to take notes than someone who is insensitive and forgets things that are important
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by jnazario 13y ago
take all of your direct reports to lunch periodically, individually. maybe once a quarter, once a month, etc. just talk. not about work, just about life. get to know them. when they have a kid, get them something - a bear with the baby&#x27
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by jnazario 13y ago
good point. that's not grousing, like i was originally thinking, but is a valid point. it expresses sympathies with your team, and in doing that you can make sure you set them up to succeed: clearing obstacles, gathering materials, res
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by jnazario 13y ago
while i agree with much of what bdfh42 said, there's one glaring mistake above: > There is very little available advice on starting out in management. i disagree. there's a shitload: go to any bookstore, real or virtual, and go

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