mrud

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Freenode is still growing(irc-junkie.org)
1 points by mrud 14y ago|0 comments
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ZeroMQ - Disconnects are Good for You(lucumr.pocoo.org)
108 points by mrud 14y ago|54 comments
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by mrud 14y ago
JFTR python also has a function call to import modules http://docs.python.org/library/functions.html#__import__
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Microsoft starts supporting Linux on its Azure cloud (h-online.com)
1 points by mrud 14y ago|0 comments
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by mrud 14y ago
Try the google cache version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?hl=en&outpu...
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by mrud 15y ago
http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ offers exactly this. It allows you to search for cities/timezones, shows weekdays, native time format (am/pm or 24hour depending on the timezone) and you can easily select a specific date for the comparison
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by mrud 15y ago
Have a look at http://worldtimebuddy.com/ - i am using it for exactly your use-case. It is really convenient to only display some specific time zones and search for a specific timezone, country or city.
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by mrud 15y ago
They can get rid of high bandwidth users
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by mrud 15y ago
I really like http://worldtimebuddy.com/ as it allows you to see time zone differences without the need to calculate it yourself.
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by mrud 15y ago
I don't like it because it seems to have no threaded view. I really like gmane much more for mailing list discussions - http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1245999/focus=126...
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by mrud 15y ago
I think you can solve this by using http://n0rp.chemlab.org/vlogger/ You can define one log which has the virtual host as the first field and split the logs after it.
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by mrud 15y ago
Only from the TOR guys: - https://blog.torproject.org/blog/iran-blocks-tor-tor-release... Iran detects ssl parameters and block suspicious connections (they based it on the expiry time of the session certificates) - http://www.telegraph.
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by mrud 15y ago
But DPI is used in Iran and just using different ports does _not_ help
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by mrud 15y ago
If you can't believe that governments are using deep packet inspection and block access to popular sites have a look at the 28C3 talk How governments have tried to block Tor - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX46Qv_b7F4 it covers differen
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by mrud 15y ago
Typically Deep packet inspection. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX46Qv_b7F4 covers techniques different governments are using and the countermeasures deployed by tor
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by mrud 15y ago
I just tested it and i didn't get it to work. ~/.ssh/rc is not executed directly but given as an parameter to your shell (/bin/false) which will ignore the parameter. To be more precise sh -c /bin/false -c '/bin/sh .ssh/rc' is executed wher
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by mrud 15y ago
JFTR PermitUserEnvironment is nowadays per default disabled. You should also make sure that AcceptEnv is sane (e.g. just accept LC_* and LANG) But even if you use a static linked /bin/false you must make sure that you disable PermitUserEnvi
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by mrud 15y ago
The reason (as pointed out by zeraholladay) is that nmap scans per default only about ~1000 ports. If the service is running on a non standard port it will not show up in the default scan
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by mrud 15y ago
There is a hint on the page - IA is the standard HTTP port
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by mrud 15y ago
If you can live with delayed messages there is not really a need for fail-over as most server will retry multiple times (default iirc multiple days). But you should have at least another email address available for example to communicate wi
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by mrud 15y ago
There are multiple ways: * use a service like http://mailgun.net/ * install http://lamsonproject.org/ on your server and define a forward from your hosted solution to your server * run your own mail server and use something like procmai
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by mrud 15y ago
Hetzner offers Servers with 16GB of Memory at 49€/month (~$64) or 1and1 starting at $129.99. I don't know the current state of dedicated server hosting in USA but you can nowadays can get a lot of hardware very cheap
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by mrud 15y ago
There are plenty of options. Have a look at https://www.snelserver.com/ (they just sponsored a server for a project i am affiliated with) or Hetzner - http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver-pr... 1and1 also has some n
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by mrud 15y ago
just add -4 or -6: ip -4 addr show dev eth0 or ip -6 a s eth0
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by mrud 15y ago
JFTR there seem to be some issues with the Phoronix benchmark (mostly missing patches). Have a look at http://blog.xen.org/index.php/2011/11/29/baremetal-vs-xen-vs... for an updated benchmark within a PVHVM environment
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by mrud 15y ago
Site works for me but the blog was down earlier. Anyway here is the google cache for the blog http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.adi...
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Command&Conquer in HTML 5(adityaravishankar.com)
23 points by mrud 15y ago|3 comments
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by mrud 15y ago
Another nice ssh tunnel feature is remote port forwarding. Instead of forwarding your local port to the remote server you can forward a remote port to your local system. Instead of -L8080:localhost:80 you can just use ssh -R8080:local
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by mrud 15y ago
Nice article. A really cool ssh feature is the integrated SOCKS proxy which you start with the -D option. Just run ssh -D1080 me@remote.host and it will start a SOCKS proxy on port 1080 and will forward all requests via the remote
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Open Letter to My Students: No, You Cannot be a Professor(northwesthistory.blogspot.com)
1 points by mrud 15y ago|0 comments

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