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by mikeokner 10y ago
According to April 2016 data, France is behind both the UK and California: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_between_U.S._states... Edit: presumably you're referring to reports based on today's Pound S
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by mikeokner 10y ago
The first paragraph mentions he's going to use radare2 to reverse some shellcode and provides links to the official website and a comprehensive guidebook. You can lead a horse to water...
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by mikeokner 10y ago
bcrypt uses unique salts per-password. The hash outputted by the bcrypt function is actually several delimited fields that have been joined into a single string. This means that if multiple users use a common password like 'pass123&#x2
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by mikeokner 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the QT migration occurred after Linus stopped maintaining the project and handed the reins to Dirk Hohndel.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
I love everything about this publication.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
> Space after function name function name (arg) { ... } Never, you fucking monster.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
This is a rather tired argument IMO. It's absolutely possible to be anonymous enough online to mask your real identity, especially from bulk, non-targed surveillance.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
They had all of us go through these scanners on our way out of the city to ensure nothing dangerously radioactive clung to our clothes. They didn't look like the most robust or reliable of devices, though. Found someone else's pho
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by mikeokner 10y ago
"xoutputd is a daemon that monitors the connection state of outputs and then executes commands based on defined rules." I'm not aware of anything built in to OS X that allows you to execute scripts to perform custom actions w
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by mikeokner 10y ago
Most large metros will have at least a halfway-decent number of software jobs available. NYC, Chicago, Dallas, Boston, Minneapolis, St. Louis, etc. all have decent markets. It won't be like SV where there are a million startups, but th
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by mikeokner 10y ago
For those on Mac, Slate will do the same thing: https://github.com/jigish/slate
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by mikeokner 10y ago
When I was in college, we bought the absolute cheapest beer per oz we could find as long as it wasn't Red Dog. Not sure where they found college kids fooled by a % discount.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
I visited about five years ago. Quite frankly it's pretty safe at this point. There were a few spots here and there that made the Geiger counter tick faster than usual, but for the most part the radiation level wasn't out of the o
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by mikeokner 10y ago
Yes, but if you live somewhere that definitely surveils your communications or prevents you from accessing certain content, a VPN is a good way to browse as though you were physically located somewhere more permissive.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
Basically, the current block size limit of 1MB isn't sufficient for the current volume of transactions. Some transactions aren't making it into blocks in real-time and have to sit waiting in a queue to be processed. This leads to
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by mikeokner 10y ago
...click the link.
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by mikeokner 10y ago
Actually, Bitcoin is having some pretty serious problems at the moment. The stability is surprising. https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/block-size-halving-bitcoin-n...
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by mikeokner 10y ago
> Also, message metadata is still being leaked by all of these E2E implementations and needs to be fixed. Ricochet ( https://ricochet.im/ ) solves that problem using Tor hidden services. Desktop only at the moment AFAIK, t
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by mikeokner 10y ago
> narcisstick perfect
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by mikeokner 11y ago
Ansible-shell can do that. ( https://github.com/dominis/ansible-shell/blob/master/README.... )
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by mikeokner 11y ago
I'm reasonably certain all communication with the routing servers is done via https. You could double check their source on GitHub
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by mikeokner 11y ago
Sounds like a good reason to keep using IRC amirite?
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by mikeokner 11y ago
Uhh... The web interface does exactly that for me. A tiled list of all of my movies, and if I hover over one there is a "play" arrow/triangle icon that I can click and immediately start watching.
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by mikeokner 11y ago
That's a terrible solution for anyone handling data that has to remain on-prem, which is the case for a lot of large corporations that deal with financial data, personal id data, etc.
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by mikeokner 11y ago
I ended up just installing Arch on my MacBook. Runs surprisingly well. I'm able to share my home dir since its on a second partition, so I didn't really have to start from scratch. I haven't booted into OS X in weeks.
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Pushing early adoption of a platform is bad for the platform and users alike(mikeokner.com)
1 points by mikeokner 11y ago|0 comments
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by mikeokner 11y ago
I see your app is GPLv3 but I don't see any exception in there for Apple, nor do I see any mention of a release for other developers to sign before accepting pull requests. The vanilla GPLv3 is incompatible with Apple's App Store
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by mikeokner 11y ago
Regardless of how well-spoken he sounds in his emails, he still showed up to a startup weekend hackathon with an established business and 50/50 partner that he neglected to tell anyone about. Engineers go into events like that assuming
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by mikeokner 11y ago
The Chinese government just has to take control of the repo and make a new commit that contains the word "retard" and GitHub will make sure it never sees the light of day again for them.
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Laika BOSS: Object Scanning System(github.com)
12 points by mikeokner 11y ago|0 comments

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