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by majke 13y ago
Yup. Let me support that with a link: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorFAQ#Can...
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by majke 13y ago
PDF and TeX sources of this paper: https://svn.torproject.org/svn/projects/design-paper/tor-des...
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by majke 13y ago
It's hard to comment speculations. But fortunately, even if what you're saying was true you're still safe! Endpoint alone can't tell much about the origin of the connection :)
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by majke 14y ago
You can use `libfaketime` to test your software: * https://github.com/wolfcw/libfaketime Shameless plug: my project `fluxcapacitor` may also be useful for testing: * https://github.com/majek/fluxcapacitor
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by majke 14y ago
A tourist visa is enough to do Hacker School. You don't earn any money, you don't pay for the school and it's not a real school anyway. The only problem is explaining the program to the Immigration Officer. Mentioning "Hacker" or "School" i
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by majke 14y ago
Martha tried really hard and I think got in: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/becoming-a-better-programm...
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by majke 14y ago
Yes, I'd like to see some chinese sites on the list. For what I can test http://www.alibaba.com/ looks decent in IE6. One in four browsers in china are IE6. Source: http://www.ie6countdown.com/ (can someone check baidu.com, qq.com, sina
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by majke 14y ago
I quickly checked my naive solution against cpython 2.7 and pypy-2.0-beta1 and it seems to be at least as fast as your code: ispalindrome = lambda a: a[::-1] == a
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by majke 14y ago
Is there a single page / pdf version of this tutorial?
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by majke 14y ago
Most likely your ISP is censoring you. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-18833060 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7770456.stm
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by majke 14y ago
Alternatively - watch out what ICMP errors are outgoing from your servers. (But don't block all ICMP or you'll screw up MTU discovery [1]) If you're worried about exposing your internal setup you also need to filter packets with unusual IP
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by majke 14y ago
I'm not sure about `tcptraceroute` but `traceroute -T` seems to be using SYN packets with tweaked TTL value [1]. There is an even more interesting technique - injecting packets with modified TTL into a currently running and valid TCP/IP con
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by majke 14y ago
There was a talk on 29c3 about this. Abstract: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2012/Fahrplan/events/5265.en.... video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGXvJ1GKBKM
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by majke 14y ago
libfaketime is very cool, but I think it does something different. It focuses on, well, faking time. Fluxcapacitor makes blocking syscalls exit immediately, faking time is a necessary side effect. For example the docs of libfaketime say:
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by majke 14y ago
Cool project! I can't think of any practical usage thought. I guess nowadays it's much easier to just spawn a VM.
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Bitsliced implementation of SipHash(idea.popcount.org)
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by majke 14y ago
Hey, where are the aliens? I want UFO: Enemy Unknown[1] clone in the browser! (not to be confused with XCOM: Enemy Unknown[2]) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFO:_Enemy_Unknown [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XCOM:_Enemy_Unknown
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by majke 14y ago
Not to be confused with this Delorean: https://github.com/bebanjo/delorean
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by majke 14y ago
"inlineCallbacks" is 3 lines long. "_inlineCallbacks" is around 50 lines long :) Let's not get into discussion if tornado is better or not than twisted. Both have similar mechanism to flatten generators and both mechanisms are much more com
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by majke 14y ago
Twisted has a similar heavy weight machinery to support generator "coroutines" :)
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by majke 14y ago
I'm glad javascript people are excited about generators, but I must warn - generators are not a replacement for real coroutines. Most importantly - generators don't compose. (I'm talking about python-style generators, the type of generators
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by majke 14y ago
Linux is suffering from a lack of a good debugging API. There is a decent progress in the kernel debugging and profiling tools, but for userspace no changes were made for a long time. "ptrace" is the main userspace debugging API, used behin
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by majke 14y ago
I can't get if they are really serious about mass-producing an electric motorcycle. On technical side this company looks like it's run by an individual - Daniel. Team page [1] shows 6 employees not named as "Advisors". Out of who only two a
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by majke 14y ago
NATS[1] is a relatively simple pub-sub protocol and broker created by Derek Collison. It's originally written in Ruby. It was created as the messaging layer of Cloud Foundry. From the technical side - routing is done using regular expressio
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by majke 14y ago
Whatever it does, it's using SockJS to do it :)
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by majke 14y ago
I have problem with this presentation - it doesn't seem to contain too many details. What mobile, what browsers, what 3g networks, etc. Sure, there are issues - Safari (I think) used to crash when you opened inspector on a page with ws. Som
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by majke 14y ago
In retrospective I can say that some of them are much harder than originally anticipated :)
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by majke 14y ago
Shameless plug . SockJS powers: * meteor.com * q-music.be * getbridge (from nowjs fame) * realtime.co * smarkets * and loads of others.
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by majke 14y ago
Hi, SockJS author here. The hardcoded 5 second delay was true for early SockJS (0.1) but since 0.2 we have a more sophisticated timeout mechanism. Nowadays SockJS falls back to next protocol when: - protocol is not available in the browser
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by majke 14y ago
And a youtube video showing Textadept with some third party plugin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSAinGsc7dA

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