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mkesper
8y ago
Rebase everything so you get a clean timeline without meaningless "merge of bla" commit messages. Can be made mandatory by turning your repo fast-forward-only.
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mkesper
8y ago
Sorry didn't mean it negative. But "hacking a vending machine" sounded much more like touching the real hardware. Teaches an important story about app security, in any case.
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8y ago
How I hacked a totally insecure android vending machine wallet app would be more to the point, but nice anyway.
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8y ago
The article states that almost everyone is doing percentile latencies wrong by averaging on agent level (thus creating nonsensical data) and proposes using the percentage of requests that are over the threshold instead, a metric that can
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mkesper
8y ago
Please show the studies proving this.
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mkesper
8y ago
Modern LaTeX can use TTF and OTF natively.
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mkesper
8y ago
First shots for free - this really should be a forbidden practice.
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mkesper
8y ago
If you are used to vim maybe spacemacs can help you?
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mkesper
8y ago
This is a good example for bad display of data: ten lines for example don't get recognized by the mind as having that much greater value than a single line.
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Call to Action: Save Free Software This September
(fsfe.org)
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8y ago
Bonus hint: If you somehow aren't able to upgrade the binary (enterprise...), using an up to date template helps a lot (at least for LaTeX).
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mkesper
8y ago
Pandoc can convert into ConTeXt which can produce PDF/A (tagging included) easily. Why this can't be done in one command like with xelatex, wkhtml2pdf and what else is supported, I don't know. Many programs can be used to cre
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mkesper
8y ago
But that should turn around NOW, comsidering 2020 will be EOL for Python2 (except for Redhat which will have to ride that dead horse for years to come).
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mkesper
8y ago
Efail did not break PGP. It did show problems of interaction between email agents and gnupg. Efail was the most overblown report with absolutely crazy "fixes".
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mkesper
8y ago
Where did you get that idea from? Double underscores have to do with name mangling, nothing else https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1301346/what-is-the-mean...
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8y ago
Calliope mini plays also in this category: https://calliope.cc/en
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8y ago
Other computers have them available for years?
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8y ago
Never use windows, why should you for development and deployment?
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8y ago
Here you are very wrong. Look at https://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/seatbelts/facts.html#... or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seat_belt
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A 6502 emulator in Python
(github.com)
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8y ago
When I started with django, the development server was a nuisance due to behaving totally different from real servers. That was where documentation at that time didn't help too much.
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8y ago
Quotes: To expose this code from Rust to Python, there are a couple of different approaches you could take. The simplest approach is to expose a C ABI from your Rust program. The big problem with this approach is that this limits us t
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Writing Python Extensions in Rust Using PyO3
(benfrederickson.com)
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8y ago
Sane defaults matter. Why does brotli do maximum compression by default?
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8y ago
You might also try vagrant-lxc ( https://github.com/fgrehm/vagrant-lxc/blob/master/README.md ). Can give you some ruby dependency hell, though.
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8y ago
Boring, exists for decades already.
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How to get reproductible benchmark results
(perf.readthedocs.io)
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8y ago
Maybe seperate channel info and chat messages (like e.g. kvirc enables to do)?
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8y ago
This may or may not be true. Please ask your lawyer.
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8y ago
I like how this vulnerability report gives a reasonable set of actions for mitigations: For Users Remove verbose from gpg.conf, if you have it. Do not use gpg --verbose on the command line. Upgrade to GnuPG 2.2.8 or GnuPG 1.4.
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