lunixbochs

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by lunixbochs 13y ago
Quick investigation suggests the original poster here is in the wrong. This is a diff of the CSS file from both projects: http://paste.roguecoders.com/p/2f703b39668f1b85ee071ec42ed52... CodeCanyon clearly puts the rele
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
Even without a cache (less than a minute after you posting this) it shows up as December 2012 for me.
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Anatomy of a Jailbreak Trojan(ryanhileman.info)
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
For anyone nostalgic about TI-BASIC, I implemented the 83/84 variant a while back: https://github.com/lunixbochs/pitybas It lacks advanced math tokens and graph screen IO, but it's incredibly easy to extend a
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
I prefer leaving shift out of the hyper modifier, so you also have shift+hyper as a valid modifier.
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
If you have a somewhat recent computer (Core 2 Duo or better?) it was probably caused by one of your plugins. It's pretty easy for a plugin to block the UI in ST2. If you listen for on_modified as a plugin and do any work, the next k
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
As a plugin developer (sublimelint), it's far easier to make fast plugins in ST3. I had to do major hacks in ST2 to not block UI.
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
Your 'Clef' URL at the end is broken. Toss an https:// on the front.
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
I've been using it comfortably for a while as my primary shell with no issues. Pretty much all scripts I've had to run use a shebang line to manually invoke /bin/sh or /bin/bash which still works fine.
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
That GitHub page tells me they did clone all of the dependency repos six months when they were trying to recover it. If the game was finished and working but does not compile anymore, that sounds like a trivial thing for a hardworking dev
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by lunixbochs 13y ago
Cool idea, but it seems to have at least one weird side effect (visited an image link on OS X and it added broken unstyled UI to the page itself :/) I'm interested enough to follow its updates.
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
Go submission sent.
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
I was planning to do mine in Go for this very reason.
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
You need access to the HTTP server to hit that URL, which means it won't work over LAN unless you enabled remote management. Don't enable remote management on your router :)
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
You're thinking about Thunderbolt?
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
For everyone using SublimeLinter - I'm curious if you've tried sublimelint (the parent project) recently and if there's any reason you chose SublimeLinter over it.
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
sublimelint (not Linter) also has a decent wrapper around Go's checking.
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
If you find the "s" too much to type... and the "ubl"... and the space... Voila! command_not_found_handle() { [[ -e "$1" ]] && subl "$1" }
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
The mere existence of a NewsTweek shows how you should really not have high expectations about traffic going over open wifi. Do you honestly think changing advertisements is the worst case for a mitm device?
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
In other words, the same "Windows 8 Mobile will come with a locked EFI Secure Boot" we've known about. The OS is signed and verified by the bootloader. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Int...
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
Sublime Text 2? Definitely :) http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=911...
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
If you did want to try exhausting the PID space, I wrote a bash script to do just that (it runs a program with a desired PID): https://github.com/lunixbochs/meta/blob/master/utils/pidrun/... You can use it like this: ./pidrun 2300
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
The design is visually nice. UX-wise... I never encounter controls like this, they don't look functional, and I wouldn't necessarily be likely to click one in the wild.
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by lunixbochs 14y ago
That canvas renderer is really buggy.
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by lunixbochs 15y ago
Every language you listed (except Go, which tries very hard for the fast compilation times) just compiles to bytecode and runs on a virtual machine later. This can be considered a much simpler task than compiling to machine language directl
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by lunixbochs 15y ago
The idea behind this exploit: The area on the SAN occupied by your disk contained a simple disk image. When your image is deleted and another is created overlapping the same spot on the host storage, they can look at their free space to see