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by leon_ 15y ago
good old fdisk /fixmbr ;)
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by leon_ 15y ago
After years of OOP I came to the conclusion that OO is no good. It has too many problems with parallelism - you have to use way too many kludges to make your shiny objects work in parallel. For _me_ Data Oriented Programming is the future.
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by leon_ 15y ago
> I was very glad that the "last chance form" did work twice > That's when I lost the connection again... hmmm ...
154.
by leon_ 15y ago
no shit?!
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by leon_ 15y ago
some determination? it's one invocation of john to pair them up. releasing the cracked passwords at first was stupid and doesn't show any skill. it only shows that you have a strong cpu.
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by leon_ 15y ago
I tried it a few weeks ago again (I thought after 2 years they might have fixed that) - but still there was no transfer possible.
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by leon_ 15y ago
Didn't the kid have a spell checker or did he just want to sound l33t? Usually I'm not a grammar nazi (english isn't my first language so I understand the curse of engrish) but this is just annoying to read.
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by leon_ 15y ago
heh, we have a shell script that acts as a bot in our channel. it's an ugly mess :)
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by leon_ 15y ago
oh no, it's only this one bank. online banking with other banks (haven't tried them all - 3 accounts is enough cough ) works as expected. it's only ironic because mbank is an internet only bank :)
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by leon_ 15y ago
reminds me of mbank.pl - a polish _internet only_ bank which accepts money transfer orders only from 0800 - 1800 hours and not on weekends. no, they don't save the order to execute it the next morning. they just print an error message and y
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by leon_ 15y ago
> I find it rather scary that people write code for a living without understanding concepts such as this It's scary but the industry is full of such people. In germany here it's really bad as we have 2 ways to become a (official) profes
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by leon_ 15y ago
Hmm. I've built something similar to instapaper for myself. (Using a native OS X app). People were making jokes at me how I was re-inventing the wheel. Now I'm somewhat happy having done the extra work. At least the FBI doesn't have my "rea
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by leon_ 15y ago
no, I guess many people started to understand this behavior just now. (something you don't meet when all you do is javascript and ruby/python)
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by leon_ 15y ago
Hmm, tried it out. Going "back" to plain old cli git. I got so used to the command line that I'm faster with it.
165.
by leon_ 15y ago
well the IRL exchanges are run by cheaters and there's not much anarchy around yet.
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by leon_ 15y ago
I find it funny that people are outraged about unsalted MD5 yet they use passwords like "secret123" that are found in every wordlist. Guess what: Even salted hashes won't save your ass with such weak passwords. And yes: it's a FUCKING TRADI
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by leon_ 15y ago
Feel free to ignore articles you don't like. I do so for the node.js stuff.
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by leon_ 15y ago
So what's the reason for a kinect sensor then? I'd rather hit a key on my keyboard (which gives me instant physical feedback) than hovering my hand in the air and trying to grab a file or something.
169.
by leon_ 15y ago
If I think about it I really don't want to expose ring0 code (gfx drivers) to the web.
170.
by leon_ 15y ago
Oh gosh, I have a problem with too many spare time projects. My GitHub account has over 60 public repos full with spare time projects. And I have to force myself to get away from the computer for at least a few hours. I guess this extreme i
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by leon_ 15y ago
That's funny. First they talk about cyberwar and now they want to smelt down their weapons?
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by leon_ 15y ago
> Are you ready to get out of credit card debt? > ReadyForZero is a free online financial tool that lets you track your credit card debt ... what is this? some kind of a sick SEO experiment? flagged for spam.
173.
by leon_ 15y ago
well "channels" are: if you've got an RGB picture, you got 3 channels: R channel, G channel, B channel it doesn't get more basic than that imho :)
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by leon_ 15y ago
well, pixelmator itself is not much more than a glorified frontend to the core image API. though the API supports filters and layers it doesn't support layer styles. that's why this feature won't be implemented for a long time.
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by leon_ 15y ago
yes, I tested divvy too and wasn't too happy with the result.
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by leon_ 15y ago
For me Linux offers the ultimate desktop experience: Tiling WMs. Floating desktop environments like Gnome and KDE on the other hand feel like bad OS X copies and definitely are not on of Linux' strengths. On hardware: You have to watch out
177.
by leon_ 15y ago
what am I reading? anyone care to translate that?
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by leon_ 15y ago
So a hacker is someone who fucks up your website till you do what he demands? I don't think this is a good example of what a hacker is.
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by leon_ 15y ago
I call them metasploit cowboys. It's the kind of consultant that fires up metasploit, generates some shitty pdf report and bills you $15k.
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by leon_ 15y ago
That shows the risks of vendor lock in. Although I don't believe MS will replace .NET with html5/js in any regard it shows pretty good why you shouldn't commit too much to vendor specific/centric technologies.

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