nullgeo

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by nullgeo 11y ago
What's up with decoding the JS and using eval?
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by nullgeo 11y ago
Base64 encode the string for added fun.
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Wargames(overthewire.org)
146 points by nullgeo 11y ago|17 comments
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by nullgeo 11y ago
> "It's just suck to the core" You are not helping anyone out here. Why does C# suck for you? I find the tooling for C# projects using VS as a very nice feature set. Look at what VS supports today. Grunt, npm and bower are
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by nullgeo 12y ago
Oh how funny, 130 years ago Tesla scared the hell out of some battery company.
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CoreOS Stable Release(coreos.com)
5 points by nullgeo 12y ago|1 comments
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by nullgeo 12y ago
Ironically the home page for it looks horrible in the latest version of Chrome under Windows.
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by nullgeo 13y ago
Windows 7 also ships with Powershell.
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by nullgeo 13y ago
I use a handful of JS libraries in my website because I need to add stuff like equations (MathJax) and syntax highlighting (prism.js). His premise is wrong because he thinks sites only convey message using plain text and nothing else. Imagi
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Free DNS from Duck DNS(duckdns.org)
2 points by nullgeo 13y ago|2 comments
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by nullgeo 13y ago
I use the Personal Blocklist app in Google Chrome to block w3schools.com results. Additionally, I saw http://mdn.io website surfacing in the internet recently. I use mdn.io to get redirected to MDN without doing a Google Search.
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by nullgeo 13y ago
I also had a teacher in HS that taught Visual Basic in a computer programming class. Not VB.Net, but VB6, and this was 4 years ago. And they removed AP Computer Science that same year, when I was about to take it, that's why I had to s