miccah

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by miccah 6y ago
I always read & as "at" mentally when reading code :)
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by miccah 7y ago
I wrote a very, very simple Makefile awhile back utilizing the arduino CLI options. https://github.com/mcastorina/laptop-remote/blob/master/Make... Haven't used it since then, so YMMV.
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by miccah 7y ago
I use Zim Wiki [1]. I like the hierarchical structure plus the ability to link to any other page internally. It does a good job of staying out of your way and has support for check boxes, searching, and various plugins. It also saves to dis
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by miccah 7y ago
I have one similar to your "newsh" called "new" which does `mkdir "$1" && cd "$1"` I also have another one called "store" which does `mkdir "${@: -1}" && mv $@`. I
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by miccah 7y ago
I've actually never encountered that issue, but because Zim is a wiki style editor, you could create links to different pages for asides. It's still another page, but at least it can be all grouped together. I have found Zim to be
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Zim – A Hierarchical Notes Application(zim-wiki.org)
4 points by miccah 7y ago|2 comments
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by miccah 7y ago
This looks very cool! I noticed some typos on the home page that should be corrected: > Beeing a small dev team > suffer less cognetive load
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by miccah 7y ago
Perhaps an identifier can be used so the user can quickly verify the email matches the page. It could be something like a sequence of 3 emojis because matching numbers is hard.
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by miccah 7y ago
There is a vim plugin [1] that automatically renders markdown in your browser with synchronised scrolling. It felt like magic when I first used it. [1] https://github.com/iamcco/markdown-preview.nvim
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by miccah 7y ago
https://www.media.mit.edu/projects/looking-around-corners/ov...
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by miccah 7y ago
Looks cool, thanks for sharing. It reminds me of the Portal 1 credits screen.
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by miccah 7y ago
Code is written and read by humans, therefore it should be clear and concise. Cleverness should be used in constrained situations like performance (fast inverse square root [1] comes to mind), and comments explaining the cleverness is impor
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by miccah 7y ago
That's awesome! I love the images and synopsis. One thing I have in the works is a seekbar that stays in sync with the server, but it's actually a lot more challenging than it sounds. I like how you include the episode and season
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by miccah 7y ago
An Android client to control mpv (media player) remotely. It is actually both the server (written in python) and client. I started it because I didn't want to get up to control the movie playing on my laptop, and it has turned into a f
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by miccah 7y ago
I did a toy project on wheel factorization if anyone is interested. Through it I learned some interesting math and ancient algorithms. It is by no means the cutting edge of factorization, but it was a fun little project. https://
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by miccah 7y ago
htop also has clickable columns
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by miccah 7y ago
> If you find your testers splitting up functions to support the testing process, you’re destroying your system architecture and code comprehension along with it. Test at a coarser level of granularity. The emphasis here should be on the
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by miccah 7y ago
> According to two security researchers who’ve studied reCaptcha, one of the ways that Google determines whether you’re a malicious user or not is whether you already have a Google cookie installed on your browser. This makes sense to me
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by miccah 7y ago
Hi Takuya, Congratulations on the success! Your business is very inspirational to me. Thank you for all the great posts.
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by miccah 7y ago
Wow, this looks great, thanks for sharing! You mention this book as targetting pentesters. Do you have any advice on tools or skills to know for a software engineer to transition to a pentesting role? I ask because there are many resources
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by miccah 7y ago
People's free time is just that. Their free time. It's perfectly OK to do anything you want with that time, and no one has the right to tell you otherwise. With that said, I think it's a lot healthier to have other hobbies ou
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by miccah 8y ago
Maybe I'm not the target audience, but I have no clue what "useEffect" does or why it is important. An introduction on the subject (including which language is being discussed) would be really helpful.
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by miccah 8y ago
Also all 3 of their posts are pushing the same website.
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by miccah 8y ago
Zsh users can use glgga to get a nice full detailed graph log as well. It's not as concise as the custom config, but I use it quite often.
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by miccah 8y ago
I remember hearing about this on a Security Now episode [1]. Just because the US government funds the project does not mean they dictate features. Here is a quote from Roger Dingledine (co-founder of Tor) found in [1]: "I should take a
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by miccah 8y ago
Kite Hill has great cream cheese as well.
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by miccah 8y ago
Neat little program! Looking at the source, it simply polls until the computer is connected to the internet and then executes the command. It would be nice to have this run in the background as well. Anyway, great idea!
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by miccah 8y ago
I recently got into the CYOA world by trying a text based game and an interactive story. I found the story a lot more enjoyable because it provided complex characters and a rich world that would get revealed as the story continued. The text
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by miccah 8y ago
Last I checked Leuchtturm1917 is not dead. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002TSIMW4
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by miccah 8y ago
If you knew they were there. The creator obscures everything except the cameras' lenses.

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