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   by moepstar 13y ago

   APF, which is basically just a simplified way of setting up IPTables rules, does this. http://www.rfxn.com/projects/advanced-policy-firewall/ or apt-get install apf-firewall
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   I frequently use netstat -tulpen .. which is a mnemonic trick, "tulpen" is "tulips" in German...
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   At first, i thought "Hey, what an idiot - why does this take me to medium then?". But then i actually read it and i agree - everyone should read the ToS of a service they use, but sadly most people don't. And therefore are mo
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   So, is this really based on IRC and if so, can i connect with a traditional client?
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   >>> but if you want more flexibility in your environment, there MIGHT be a 3rd-party tool for it, and it may even work, but if it does, it'll cost $20. It's like the world of Windows about a dozen years ago. Maybe in a fe
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   I don't even think there's any drawback to this strategy. Let me explain: So $business_name faked their way into relevance, $somebody found out about it, $angry_mob_of_other_founders argue and rally against it. Nothing of this wil
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   I can only speak for myself, but i've found their Wiki always to be extremely helpful and for the most part, i can't seem to think of an occasion where i couldn't find what i've been looking for..
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   Considering he made the website only public just before the event, tech like this wouldn't have stopped anything.
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   by moepstar 13y ago

   I guess that might be true of any inherited codebase in any language - i shudder to think of encountering something written in PERL from an other developer and having to maintain that code.
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Did you / your client set it up as recommended for high-traffic sites? http://piwik.org/docs/optimize/
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    If i don't completely misunderstood you, there's Goal and Campaign tracking, see their docs about that: http://piwik.org/docs/tracking-campaigns/ http://piwik.org/docs/tracking-goals
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    This is possible, i do exactly this with a multi-site WordPress install. The plugin i use for that is: http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-piwik/ Maybe you can get an idea how to do it with your codebase from that...
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Just guessing, but since it "just" gets all of the traffic that is passing in and out of the other server(s)/switchport (probably much like a hub), i don't think it'd be able to interfere with the monitored servers
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    That's the so-called "Konami Code" - nothing too unusual, this has been used on a variety of websites to display/hide easter-eggs.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Edward? Is that you? ;)
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    This is pretty saddening, to say the least. You'd think that it, if their account of Darkleech being first detected in February (?) 2011, has been trapped by a honeypot somewhere by someone. But no, 2 and a half year later still no one
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    >> - Contract up ... always >.< This might be relevant (also found it on HN): http://vimeo.com/22053820
18. 528.▲
    by moepstar 13y ago

    No warning on OS X with Chrome 27.0.1453.116
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    I honestly wish i could upvote you more than once - exactly my thoughts. I don't know, but it surely pre-dates the smartphone age when the installed browser wasn't able to cope with a more or less fully featured website.
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    I've even saw something that seemed to be mimicking WebOS - it's when you close a tab in Safari with the "Swipe up"/Discard gesture.. Other than that, i won't comment on the interface until i've used it my
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    How to find the Rootkit that was used in the Hetzner hack

    11 points by moepstar 13y ago|2 comments
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    ik,r But since this seems to be affecting only the main/german division, i didn't bother to mention them.
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    They're a German Server/Webspace ISP - see www.hetzner.de/en
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    AFAIK yes - it might take a while though, i've gotten mine quite a while after the first ones seemed to have gotten them..
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    Hetzner Robot has been compromised(pastebin.com)

    2 points by moepstar 13y ago|0 comments
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    >>> I was a veteran of vWorker, too. I found the site quirky and ugly, but deeply functional. This, this and a thousand times this. After the switch, i've had to run around and argue with their 1st-Level support-monkeys to merge
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Err - you seem to be talking about WordPress.com, i.e. their hosted version. If you host it yourself (from WordPress.org) you don't have to pay for fixing/changing stuff as well as have more freedom to do with it what you want.
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Being a mechanical engineer, i really wonder what was the path he took and tools he used (being software and hardware) in designing, verifying and creating this :)
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Or really any other language - i'm German and sometime i alternate too, though i most of the time use the British spelling.
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    by moepstar 13y ago

    Flagged cause it's a hoax - and apparently it won't die :/ (can't HN get some logic where it automatically disapproves previously flagged / closed / deleted / dead links/posts?)