marios

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by marios 14y ago
As a follow up to your little project, find out a way to color IPv6 addresses ::] *edit: changed standard smiling emoticon to IPv6 smiling emoticon :P
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by marios 14y ago
It doesn't _have_ to be GPLed to be open source. There are plenty of other licenses around (BSD, MIT, ISC, ...).
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by marios 14y ago
Regarding the firewall issue - doesn't OS X include OpenBSD's PF ? If it's the case, then you get great and easy firewalling. Provided you can actually configure it with $EDITOR + /etc/pf.conf. Having a GUI for PF doesn't make much sense wh
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by marios 14y ago
The NYT article describing the attack is a non-article, as they don't have real proof (or perhaps they do, but they haven't disclosed it). Reasons are well developped on the ErrataSec blog [1]. [1] http://erratasec.blogspot.fr/2013/01/the-
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by marios 14y ago
Since someone mentionned emacs, I feel obligated to mention vim :) Much like emacs, a great editor. I have used it alongide the LanguageTool[1] plugin for the spell checking part. I didn't like the fact it required Java (the plugin, not vim
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by marios 14y ago
Actually the fact that you run Arch Linux _can_ have an effect. Arch being a rolling release distro, you pretty much always have an up to date kernel. I've experienced issues (broadcom wireless for instance) on ubuntu that were due to the u
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by marios 14y ago
You can do deduplication on chunks of the file. AFAIK, this is what cyphertite[1] does. Split each file in 256KB chunks, store their checksum and match those against a db do avoid resending / copying the same data over and over again. I hav