kchr

25 ms·

241.
by kchr 8y ago
Similar uses but neither replaces the other, if you ask me.
242.
by kchr 8y ago
That quote actually made me decide I wanted to know computers, at an early stage. She was so cool - AND saved the day with UNIX magic! :-)
243.
by kchr 8y ago
Brilliant project!
244.
by kchr 8y ago
Great project! Maybe the project description/post title could be more specific about it being an AWS tool.
245.
by kchr 8y ago
I think one of the major points is that this configuration is easily reusable/replayable on another machine, as it also sets up the wanted/unwanted packages.
246.
by kchr 8y ago
There are at least two of us, dear friend!
247.
by kchr 8y ago
You should add the application/project name to the post title.
248.
by kchr 8y ago
I like this ternary approach.
249.
by kchr 8y ago
Yeah, it really feels (almost in a physical sense) like an anti-pattern... I have to force my fingers to write it.
250.
by kchr 8y ago
In what capacity is Powershell something other than just another shell (of your choice)? Feela like Windows finally got a real CLI for API stuff - and O am glad this happened - but it's not really any different than csh, bash, zsh et c
251.
by kchr 8y ago
Agreed. It could be as simple as checking if there is a tty and whether or not we're inside a pipe.
252.
by kchr 8y ago
Care to give an example pitch from the real world?
253.
by kchr 8y ago
Ahhh, those were the days. You knew you had 72 hours from the moment you left the store and goddamnit you would spend that time effectively :-)
254.
by kchr 8y ago
If you consider the high score list as you would a city wall where local graffiti writers put their tags as a territorial guestbook it makes more sense IMO :-) Sure, you know that you "won" - but there is also something to the ide
255.
by kchr 8y ago
This. I think the issue of "separation anxiety" can be applied here... Same thing with handing over pet projects to someone else, and losing control over it.
256.
by kchr 8y ago
I don't the problem is a lack of clients or interest from consumers; it's that publishers want more control of the content and how it is consumed (for example by forcing you to use their own platform).
257.
by kchr 8y ago
Imagine the intel needed for setting up the centrifuge lab with the same environment and behavior as the target...
258.
by kchr 8y ago
Are you saying that there are no zero-days for platforms other than Windows? There could just as well have been a Linux computer used as interface to the embedded system that runs the centrifuges, that could be owned.
259.
by kchr 8y ago
Because people keep requiring an interface to the machine...
260.
by kchr 8y ago
I think devising this plan altogether was a huge investment in time and patience. Consider the social engineering feats needed to get your hands on the driver signature cerificates, for example. And that's just one step in the entire s
261.
by kchr 8y ago
Good work! Have a cookie.
262.
by kchr 8y ago
Fully agree. Having the option to split these three domains would make it a lot easier to have basically any directory structure for your projects and how it can be distibuted.
263.
by kchr 8y ago
Wow, did not know about this. TIL!
264.
by kchr 8y ago
Nice and minimalist solution, I like it.
265.
by kchr 8y ago
Security by obscurity. The latter being money in this case...
266.
by kchr 8y ago
I guess everybody who tried sending mail (including checks, apparently) to them and never got through would suspect something is wrong and report it...
267.
by kchr 8y ago
"Inbox zero" is just another name for "only show pending tasks" and translates into any planning solution that offers filtering by arbitrary criteria (like pending/done)...
268.
by kchr 8y ago
vim.
269.
by kchr 8y ago
I consider TODO lists the means of being able to prioritize/select the "right tasks" at all, rather than having to come up with the right ones on the spot and re-thinking the priority each time I complete one.
270.
by kchr 8y ago
I don't get why checkboxes would lead to being counterproductive. Personally, I try to estimate time needed for a given task when adding it and assign to a project/label. Then, each morning, I decide which project to work on and f

More ›