mbreedlove

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by mbreedlove 8y ago
ah, yes, carrier pigeon!
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by mbreedlove 8y ago
Does knowledge of the STM32 family apply to other ARM chips?
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by mbreedlove 8y ago
> Most jobs are bullshit jobs. Employment today is increasingly a heavily biased and ethically corrupt way of implementing UBI. I've never heard it put so bluntly, but you're right.
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by mbreedlove 8y ago
> "Well, we should let them do heroin -- just try to make it as safe as possible"? That's the goal of "Safe Injection Sites" that are being build in a few cities.
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by mbreedlove 8y ago
I feel like the real take-away from this article is that MD5 is broken, something we've all known for ages. An application using a memory-hard algorithm like bcrypt would yield the same results, but without the hassle of retraining all
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by mbreedlove 8y ago
> I am supposed to lay out my entire financial history in a public wallet (which I don't want) Monero offers an obfuscated public ledger that prevents others from spying on the source, amount, or destination of the transaction.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Who still does that? I know American Express used to offer one-time CC numbers, but no longer does.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I think the biggest problem with TDD is that there are two types of code, trivial and non-trivial. I think testing trivial code is a waste of time and does nothing but improve coverage numbers. When you think about a non-trivial problem to
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Because that usually turns into you getting an offer of $x when in reality, they may have been willing to pay much higher.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
The release consists of only 6 commits, 3 of which are merges, 1 is tagging the version, 1 is updating the version.h header. There's only one actual change, https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/a5d754acb8c
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Here's an video with some explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v6yPtM4VLA
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Same here. I've only had the issue in Thailand. No shocks at all in the US.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
This is what I use. I like that I don't have to mess around with any git submodules or clutter up my dotfiles repo. Vundle handles the cloning of the plugin repo. It's really hands off.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
The insurance files are public. They just have to release the keys. 3.6GB - http://wlstorage.net/torrent/wlinsurance-20130815-A.aes256.t... 49GB - http://wlstorage.net/torrent/wlinsurance-20130815-
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I've heard the Dell XPS is the best if you're looking to run Linux.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Just a heads up, your SSL cert expired last November.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Sometimes I have hobby projects that need more than the free tier of Heroku. I get a lot more bang for buck somewhere like Vultr or Digital Ocean compared to Heroku. The standard tier at Heroku is 512MB RAM for $25. Over at Vultr, I can get
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I have a really extensive Ansible playbook for setting up my stack; nginx with extra modules, postgres, redis, and others like fail2ban. It all targets CentOS and also configures SELinux when appropriate. It all works well, until I want to
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I just migrated a hobby website to Dokku, which also markets itself as a self-hosted Heroku. I was curious how Flynn compared. Fortunately, there was a blog post giving an overview[1]. I get the impression that Flynn has all the benefits of
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
This sounds like Luckystrike. http://www.shellntel.com/blog/2016/9/13/luckystrike-a-databa...
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
+1 for templateUrl. It really should be the de facto way of handling markup.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
> -- Have a straightforward way to read the article (that's even automated by HN's [web] link). That's not obvious. I had no idea what the "web" link did until you mentioned it. You could have easily just pointed
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I'm really starting to think sites with paywalls should be banned from HN. ATM, this is #11 and I can't read it. I know you can do that google redirect thing that removes the paywall, but I'm really not that interested in rea
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I hope they label the charge "Taxi Bribe".
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
One of the great things about React is its support for server-side rendering Cool, I never knew that.
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Yeah, I thought it seemed a little out of place .
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
Well, creating a hidden service is as simple as adding the following to your torrc: HiddenServiceDir /usr/local/etc/tor/hidden_service/ HiddenServicePort 80 127.0.0.1:8080 Then you just see /u
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
I've installed Alfred before but just kept using Spotlight. I never saw why it amazes so many people. What does it do that Spotlight can't?
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by mbreedlove 10y ago
> Peter Schneier Bruce Schneier
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by mbreedlove 11y ago
I think most people that would want to "Vent" on the site would need prior knowledge of your site. This isn't something they will go search out when they need it. I think you should target various Facebook groups and just get

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