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Why the Web Won't Be Nirvana (Cliff Stoll, 1995)(newsweek.com)
21 points by mos_6502 4y ago|4 comments
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by mos_6502 4y ago
The American engineer and supercomputer architect Seymour Cray is known to have been a hobby tunneller. Cray built an 8 by 4 feet (2.4 by 1.2 m) cedar-floored tunnel under his house, explaining that the digging helped him to think about com
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by mos_6502 4y ago
You can download the APK directly from Signal: https://signal.org/android/apk/ When a new version is released, the Signal app notifies you.
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by mos_6502 5y ago
https://blog.ctis.me/ This blog is statically generated by Hugo. It’s compiled and hosted by Cloudflare Pages, using GitHub for version control. Image files and other large assets are stored in BackBlaze B2 and served via C
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by mos_6502 5y ago
Sidekiq is an excellent library, and a great model for open-source monetization. Avoid hostile/nonfree licensing provisions that restrict commercial use or "require corporations to pay up". Instead, create real value in diver
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by mos_6502 5y ago
I submitted a PR for configurable volume ~2015 [0]. For as often as I see this complaint in threads about the project, it's a shame that the author isn't interested in implementing it. [0] https://github.com/tholma
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by mos_6502 5y ago
For a course several years ago, I wrote a compact/efficient implementation of a Vigenere cipher: private static char encipherCharacter(char message_char, char key_char){ return (char)(((int)(message_char) + (int)(key_char)
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StackExchange Is Down(stackstatus.net)
8 points by mos_6502 5y ago|4 comments
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by mos_6502 5y ago
Looks like there's an outage at the moment, though I don't see this reflected in their status page (yet).
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by mos_6502 5y ago
I landed on a similar approach. Nextcloud is heavy for my purposes, but integrating everything into one service has benefits. The only feature I miss from Radicale is the built-in support for versioning in Git. It's definitely handy to
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Why GitHub Won’t Protect PHP(guidepointsecurity.com)
1 points by mos_6502 5y ago|0 comments
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by mos_6502 6y ago
Not that I’m a Canonical stan, or anything. But have you looked at MAAS [1]? It works decently well in my small-scale lab testing. 1. https://maas.io
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by mos_6502 7y ago
Luke Vibert’s Nuggets compilations have some excellent examples of this.
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Intro to Binary Exploitation – X86 Assembly Crash Course(youtube.com)
2 points by mos_6502 8y ago|0 comments
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by mos_6502 8y ago
Because you will eventually die, and after many years any claim that you lay to your intellectual property or creative output will cease to be relevant. The content that we create does not exist in a vacuum- humans create for the overall go
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The origin of the name Posix. (2011-05-11)(stallman.org)
2 points by mos_6502 8y ago|0 comments
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Fran's Writings on Design and Engineering(frantone.com)
72 points by mos_6502 8y ago|5 comments
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by mos_6502 8y ago
I'm sorry, but $257 for a spacebar repair is simply absurd. To put it in perspective, $72 more would get you a base-spec iPad. I don't know about you, but a single chiclet key and a full-fledged tablet computing device aren't
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by mos_6502 11y ago
Thank you :) And you did a fantastic job of that, setup is very easy and seamless! By the way, is the source available?
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by mos_6502 11y ago
I have something similar, though it posts random links from HN rather than the entire frontpage. I have it set to run with a cronjob every 4 hours or so. https://github.com/ctrezevant/hackernews-bot