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by junkblocker 10y ago
This is worrisome. Even carelessly trying to checkout a branch named like that is vulnerable without a prompt being involved: git co -b foo <Tab> to complete branch names git co -b foo $(./pw3n) <- execution right he
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by junkblocker 10y ago
A long time entr user, I recently switch to modd for flexible almost makefile like configurability, and watching/ignoring of multiple patterns to name a few convenient feature. https://github.com/cortesi/modd
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by junkblocker 10y ago
I was expecting the article to be able a supercomputer simulating these events. Pleasantly surprised to find an actual physical/physics based machine.
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by junkblocker 10y ago
I knew I had seen something like this before - http://kevinlawler.com/prompts
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by junkblocker 10y ago
Reminded me of the Nasa JPL space exploration posters - http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/visions-of-the-future/
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by junkblocker 10y ago
The book, [Roadside Picnic]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadside_Picnic ) it is based on is equally amazing and both the movie adaptation and the book stand great on their own even though the movie was an artistic in
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by junkblocker 10y ago
Same here. I loved the book (Do Androids dream of Electric Sheep?) but didn't care for the movie version at all as I felt it missed the magic of the book completely. Maybe as in most such cases what got read/seen first mattered.
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by junkblocker 10y ago
My thoughts - It gives people powerful scriptability over things they couldn't control before. It has been refined down a few products/generations so its molded for more people to find it useful. It is free. Nobody is trying to se
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by junkblocker 10y ago
1. Automating network connection switching and related tiggered actions 2. Site specific apps (e.g. trello) 3. Custom browser chooser per URL 4. Clipboard manager 5. Downloader manager 6. Various system information displays 7. Pomodoro time
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by junkblocker 10y ago
It was all changed to termguicolors finally around 7.4.1809 . Example config: if has('termguicolors') && !has('gui_running') set termguicolors endif
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by junkblocker 10y ago
Works here. Try http://i.imgur.com/mzDNngh.jpg .
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by junkblocker 11y ago
Does https://github.com/stars not work for you?
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by junkblocker 11y ago
What's the definition of system files in this context? I run ssh on alternate port by editing /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ssh.plist . Will that not be editable anymore or is this applicable to executables only?
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by junkblocker 11y ago
Reminds me of this BBC infographic on hottest temperatures in the universe, http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc.com/future/bespoke/20131218-tempera... , very enlightening.
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by junkblocker 11y ago
I have a 1st gen Google Nexus 7, 32GB RAM. For technical books requiring scaling, color and illustrations it is pretty good with Manatano Reader.
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by junkblocker 11y ago
You are running that in shell by hand. The python program running here is not shell. If you do a print(os.environ["GIT_EDITOR"]) in the python3 program you'll still see ~/bin/vim .
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by junkblocker 11y ago
See my quick python2 edit at https://gist.github.com/junkblocker/c4b7f2417e62f0893021 . It needed os.path.expanduser(...) since my editor was set to ~/bin/vim and ~ is only expanded by shell without that.
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by junkblocker 11y ago
Quick python2 conversion: https://gist.github.com/junkblocker/c4b7f2417e62f0893021
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by junkblocker 11y ago
Usually automated bulk (non-targeted) hacking tools don't like to spend time looking for services on non-standard ports. I get zero ssh hack attempts on my machines ever since I changed to a non-standard port vs 100s of attempts everyd
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by junkblocker 11y ago
Ann Leckie was being touted as Iain M Bank's successor with her Imperial Radch series. But due to that expectation being set up I was underwhelmed. It was enjoyable on its own but doesn't compare in quality to Banks's works,
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by junkblocker 11y ago
Oops s/\//\\%/ yeah. sleep $[RANDOM\%3600]
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by junkblocker 11y ago
sleep $[RANDOM/3600] works everywhere without requiring jot/seq etc. on BSD/Mac/Linux.
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by junkblocker 12y ago
I am maintaining a fork of it at https://github.com/junkblocker/codesearch where I've added some niceties.
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by junkblocker 12y ago
Also, xca works just fine on OS X too.
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by junkblocker 12y ago
I noticed Chrome crashing whenever I was in the Chrome store too many time. The 'graphics error happened' message after the crash was another clue. So I turned off native graphics acceleration in Chrome's setting and it'
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by junkblocker 12y ago
See also http://blog.kazuhooku.com/2014/04/announcing-unco-undo-chang...
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by junkblocker 13y ago
Strange justification with the "Be nice" part. Is it strange to believe one doesn't need to follow all random people who follow them and vice versa on any website? It creates needless noise on the incoming feeds which prevent
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by junkblocker 13y ago
Wikipedia tries to be precise. For simplicity, you can look at the simple.wikipedia.org pages when available. For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque vs https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by junkblocker 13y ago
It would be useful if you took ideas and code from or took over https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/firegloves/ development.
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by junkblocker 13y ago
Invited. Thanks!

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