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   by landr0id 11y ago

   They literally have a section called "'Forking'" in the article just to address what BoringSSL is in relation to OpenSSL.
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   I think you meant SSL/TLS
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   I think that what these JS-based UI toolkits are doing is really great, but I really dislike the idea of bundling basically a browser with the application.
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   For what it's worth I believe he also has a 0day for bypassing rootless. Check his Twitter.
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   You shouldn't. 1.5 stable hasn't been released yet.
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   I wonder if the author had tried using Delve ( https://github.com/derekparker/delve ) to see if that is any better/more featured for the problems he was having.
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   It's worth noting that this article is from March.
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   The autosuggestions looked pretty sweet! Here's something that enables similar functionality in zsh: https://github.com/tarruda/zsh-autosuggestions
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   by landr0id 11y ago

   Definitely reading into it too much.
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    Archimedes on Mac: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/archimedes-latex-markdown/id...
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    I've been using GitHub a lot lately for storing my class notes and this is really awesome. I use an app which allows Markdown/mathematical LaTeX and renders it to a PDF and previously they were impossible to view on mobile because
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    Anyone know how this will effect Google's Project Zero, or where they will post their findings in the future? GitHub doesn't offer the flexibility that Google Code has for marking issues as public/private which Project Zero r
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    Airmail 2 is pretty good. Kind of has some interesting bugs with the rules creator but it looks nice and functions well.
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    I'm kind of surprised Negroni wasn't among those tested.
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    Google's Project Zero has actually found quite a lot of vulnerabilities in commonly-used software. To date they've publicly disclosed 107 vulns, most of which include a PoC: https://code.google.com/p/google-se
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    Currently Go only statically links libraries. I thought I read in one of the roadmaps that they want to do dynamic linking down the line but I cannot seem to find that source anymore.
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    > Logging, logging, logging - I can't stress on this enough. When things break, logging is crucial in piecing together what happened. Use log rotation to archive old logs so they don't hog the disk space. How do most people man
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    It looks like their motivation behind the holiday attacks on Xbox LIVE and PSN was to get following on their Twitter account to advertise their DDoS-as-a-service platform.
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    That's exactly what I've used it for. My only complaint is that the documentation is not as nice as it could be.
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    How did you go about reverse engineering it?
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    > And Go is nice, but I rather use Rust a thousand times. Two different languages for two different purposes
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    > There is no easy way to sort of "parse" json piece by piece You mean like this? http://play.golang.org/p/mMh7HGuTbe
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    > The current options are below par, hopefully jetbrains will step up and fill the void. There's a third-party plugin that's come a long way ( https://github.com/go-lang-plugin-org/go-lang-idea-plugin ). You
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    brew install bash
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    by landr0id 12y ago

    The main thing I hate about Go's template package is that it makes it difficult to define base templates without adding the base file to your ParseFiles arguments. I want to be able to say that a template extends another from within th
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    by landr0id 13y ago

    Check this out (make sure you read the README) https://github.com/howeyc/fsnotify
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    by landr0id 13y ago

    That's unfortunate. I looked around this post details why it was pushed: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/golang-dev/bShm2sqbrTY...
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    by landr0id 13y ago

    For some reason I thought that was where I got the autocomplete from, but as you've pointed out it's totally unrelated.
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    by landr0id 13y ago

    I wasn't a huge fan of LiteIDE when I tried it. I prefer GoSublime[1] with SublimeCodeIntel[2], with goimports[3] for my gofmt command. The combo of the three is really awesome. [1] https://github.com/DisposaBoy/Go
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    by landr0id 13y ago

    I think that if you got to the point where you're using a significant amount of mobile data and you alone are impacting other customers' experience significantly, they'd ask you to knock it off.