madsushi

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   by madsushi 14y ago

   I can't wait until the very last challenge just says: "SURPRISE, you typed in your password when you started this event, which is the most common way that someone's password will get stolen."
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   by madsushi 14y ago

   Or, don't post a link that goes directly to a page requesting Facebook access.
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   by madsushi 14y ago

   This is natural selection at work. Let's look at all of the subject's bad decisions that led him into this situation: * Guy accepts illegal narcotics * Guy decides to carry those illegal narcotics around in his vehicle, the least-defensible
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   by madsushi 14y ago

   If I was the developer of the browser with the most rapidly growing market share, I would definitely be looking for a new line of work. Wait, what?
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   by madsushi 14y ago

   I disagree that telnet is fundamentally a remote login protocol. In fact, telnet has no login parameters built-in at all, like SSH does. Telnet is simply a TCP communication program, any login functions are part of the remote telnet daemon
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   by madsushi 14y ago

   1. While RedHat is respected, Ubuntu is very widely deployed as well and is the most common distro that I run into (in my own limited experience). 2. My point for 2 is that not all traffic needs to be encrypted. If there's no confidential o
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   Telnet isn't the problem(chasechristian.com)

   5 points by madsushi 14y ago|8 comments
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   by madsushi 14y ago

   I capitalized "Server OS" because I specifically meant Windows Server. There are simply too many people using Windows Server with a mouse today that will be completely lost in Server 2012. Microsoft's movement towards PowerShell is definite
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   My time with Server 2012 and Metro(chasechristian.com)

   2 points by madsushi 14y ago|2 comments
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    >>What's in the backend? >>Derpyhooves, a custom mail engine I'm writing from scratch in Ruby. I know that programmers like to come up with fun names for their projects, but I think naming the core of your business after an
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    Alright, here's your geek card back. Be more careful with it next time.
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    He means MBA like "Mac Book Air".
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    "The True Problem with PHP" is all the posts about it on HN.
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    Light Table is also being developed for Javascript and Python; but this alpha/early version is Clojure-only.
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    For me, the issue was trying to load Light Table via the 64-bit version of PowerShell. Switching to the x86 version (and setting the remote code signing) had me working in no time.
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    by madsushi 14y ago

    So which came first: DoodleOrDie or Drawception?