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by kruhft 15y ago
$ echo https://twitter.com/#!/shitmydadsays/statuses/4811790555 | wc -c 57 $ echo '"That woman was sexy...Out of your league? Son. Let women figure out why they won't screw you, don't do it for them."' | wc -c 116
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by kruhft 15y ago
Might be a good idea. I took a look at the latest 1.* and 2.* version; they look to be using the libsrtp prng for their key generation, so it should be good. The behaviour I was seeing was that the keys coming from the client I was testing
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by kruhft 15y ago
Might be a good idea. After a quick look at the first link, the key is passed in the opt structure. It's generated before the call to pjmedia_transport_srtp_create. I'll keep looking and see if I can find where it's actually generated.
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by kruhft 15y ago
From my last job working on SIP and encrypted SIP I found a flaw in the PJSIP library where they were generating keys using only ASCII characters and not the full range of the unsigned byte type. I found this in a client application phone
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by kruhft 15y ago
txtelite port compilable on unix : gcc -o txtelite txtelite.c -lm https://gist.github.com/2347664
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by kruhft 15y ago
I thought this was an interesting product and found it while browsing Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/NanoNote-copyleft-hardware-pocket-comp... . I don't mean to have a referrer on the url if there is one, so strip if out if you know how.
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Ben Nanonote: Copyleft Palmtop(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kruhft 15y ago|1 comments
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by kruhft 15y ago
I feel for the author and I do miss the type of programming and programmers that he is reminiscing about. But I just have to wonder how we would feel if our new home was put together by a bunch of craftsmen (framers, electricians, plumbers
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by kruhft 15y ago
Nothing. Ubuntu 11.10 + Firefox 10.0.2.
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by kruhft 15y ago
I wonder if it has Linux support. If not, that's my submission to the competition.
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by kruhft 15y ago
> Use a a *nix instead of Windows (much easier for the mainstream these days with OS X/iOS/Android) And ubuntu...
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by kruhft 15y ago
I've always wondered why language designers don't strive to optimize for the trivial cases. There is a natural way to design code for a beginner, and having that map to the most efficient constructs seems to be one of the areas of programm
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by kruhft 15y ago
When using slime+emacs, the function signatures are printed to the message area as you code.
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by kruhft 15y ago
Movitz is one: http://common-lisp.net/project/movitz/movitz.html and http://trac.common-lisp.net/movitz for where to get the code.
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by kruhft 15y ago
Yes, I did type in 2012 and I did copy the display contents by hand due to no copy/paste from the terminal window. I think I got it right, but I might have missed a digit.
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by kruhft 15y ago
I tried your format, and every time I get Error: Unable to set calendar clock TIME:SET-CALENDAR-CLOCK Arg 0 (TIME:NEW-TIME): 354054620 and then drop into a debugger. Are there any steps I could do when it can't set the time
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by kruhft 15y ago
I'm trying it out, but I can't seem to get past the "Please type the date and time:". Does anybody know the format that it expects to keep from dropping into the debugger? I'm assuming that it should be getting the date and time from the n
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Beyond Exception Handling: Conditions and Restarts (Common Lisp)(gigamonkeys.com)
47 points by kruhft 15y ago|0 comments
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by kruhft 15y ago
It comes with telnetd and sshd so you can connect to it using a regular PC, if you feel like it. I also wonder, can you plug a USB keyboard into an android device and have it recognized (using a full size to mini USB adapter)?
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by kruhft 15y ago
The magnet archive torrent doesn't actually contain the magnet links, just the hash. To use the hash, you prepend: magnet:?xt=urn:btih: to the hash found in the archive.
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by kruhft 15y ago
People on TPB are promoting Tribler as a new decentralized, non-takedownable, open source file sharing network. I haven't tried this myself yet, but here's a link to the main site: http://www.tribler.org/trac . I'm downloading the source
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by kruhft 15y ago
Pirate Bay Magnet Archive: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:938802790a385c49307f34cca4c30f80b03df59c&dn=The+whole+Pirate+Bay+magnet+archive&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.publicbt.com%3A80&tr=ud
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by kruhft 15y ago
Whoever solves the 'password problem' and has their solution adopted is going to make a lot of money, I think. I'm always working on this in the back of my head, but haven't come up with something that will really work, but I'm sure someda
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Linux From Scratch 7.1 Published - 3.2.6 Kernel + GCC 4.6.2(h-online.com)
73 points by kruhft 15y ago|13 comments
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by kruhft 15y ago
Well, there seems to be a name for every situation and condition these days. The problem is, with the coming unemployment due to increased automation and robotics, people may need actual diagnosable reasons to gain living subsidies from th
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by kruhft 15y ago
I wonder, are these tricks proven for all primes?
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by kruhft 15y ago
Freedom of speech, just watch what you say.
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by kruhft 15y ago
Disappointing that the top voted 'questions' in these AMAs end up being scandalous statements and conjectures while the actual questions get pushed down to the bottom.
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by kruhft 15y ago
I don't think I had more fun and felt more control than when I was professionally programming in assembly language. The more I use high level languages the more I just want to step back and learn x86-64 assembler and put scoping and defaul
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by kruhft 15y ago
Here's a video presentation on Vortex Based Mathematics: magnet:? xt=urn:btih:44b89f9125978a8d0f46cf42de9b2110c9bdd151&dn=Vortex+Based+Mathematics+by+Marko+Rodin&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2F

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