omribahumi

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by omribahumi 6y ago
Have you considered using ssh command's ProxyCommand option? It allows you to replace the TCP transport with communication over stdin/stdout. It could help you replace the TUN with something more cross platform, and possibly with
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by omribahumi 6y ago
That's what I've been doing since I was 12 years old :) My first "programming" experience was with mIRC scripts. I even wrote an IRC client using mIRC sockets at some point, and a dummy webserver / SMTP client. When
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by omribahumi 8y ago
What’s written on the SIM card is called ICCID. For some carriers, you can convert from IMSI to ICCID and vice versa, because they chose this convention.
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by omribahumi 8y ago
Different antenna perhaps?
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by omribahumi 8y ago
Wasn't familiar with the term. Thanks!
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by omribahumi 8y ago
So they should’ve added new tags for layout, instead of table,tr,td,th ? Much like yield vs await in Python3 asyncio. In the Python 2.7 days, people used generator functions to implement async in Python. When Python3 first came out, you cou
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by omribahumi 8y ago
I don’t write client side browser code these days any more, but when I did back in the 2000s, I remember people bashing using tables for layout, and how everyone should switch to CSS. From quick googling of what CSS Grid Layout is, seems to
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by omribahumi 8y ago
That's cool. Didn't know that bitcoin does this. It sounds like a much better approach. I guess you can fine tune how complex you want this to be by changing the number of zeros you require. A friend suggested something else - mak
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by omribahumi 8y ago
I have an interesting idea. How about make the login process more resource intensive on the browser side, by running some intensive javascript code before sending it to the server? The trick would be to make this much more intensive on the
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by omribahumi 8y ago
For the 0days, probably. But even the integration is impressive.
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by omribahumi 8y ago
I want to second this. The things I wrote throughout my career that I'm most proud of aren't very complex. I find it very satisfying to understand a problem so well, up to the point you can find a simple and elegant solution to it
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by omribahumi 8y ago
I wonder how many people worked on this, and for how long
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by omribahumi 8y ago
Apple should allow to do this in Software. Make the lockdown mentioned in the link happen immediately when USB is disconnected, forcing you to retype the PIN every time. Could be a cool feature for the privacy concerned crowd.
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by omribahumi 9y ago
Nope. The company was shut down
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by omribahumi 9y ago
There’s one reason I could think of. Combining two Internet lines together to get a faster connection. I blogged about this a few years back https://omri.org.il/2014/08/08/hacking-asymmetric-and-symmet...
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by omribahumi 9y ago
It's all serverless now
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by omribahumi 9y ago
There was a talk about this in SREcon Europe 2015: https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon15europe/program/pre...
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by omribahumi 9y ago
My thoughts exactly. Seems super inefficient. Why not take the Heroku model of sleeping dynos? Spinning up a new process to handle each request is probably costly.
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by omribahumi 9y ago
I guess that's because you can't resize columns interactively on the console, and the other columns are relatively short (and pretty much static length). It makes sense to list the filename last IMHO.
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by omribahumi 9y ago
Also, HTTP/2 can reuse the same TCP connection for multiple domains with SAN
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by omribahumi 9y ago
Putty is 18 years old and only reached 0.69
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by omribahumi 9y ago
How is bash faster than Python?
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by omribahumi 10y ago
That doesn't mean people don't use it. Is what you're saying here documented anywhere?
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by omribahumi 10y ago
Right, if you're running on x86 hardware. The use case is probably non-x86 hardware running x86 VMs. For example, I remember using qemu to emulate RPi with ARM software emulation on my x86 machine.
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by omribahumi 10y ago
Yes, I get that. I was wondering how widely used is qemu in x86 software mode
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by omribahumi 10y ago
> To be clear: As far as I know, this bug only affects the TCG mode (without hardware acceleration), not KVM VMs or so. I wonder what's the reach of that bug.
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by omribahumi 10y ago
This is what squid has been trying to solve with their server first bumping[0] and peek-and-splice[1] [0] http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/BumpSslServerFirst [1] http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features
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by omribahumi 10y ago
Oh I was looking for something like this! I always wanted something like `grep --color` but without the `grep` functionality, and with multi color support! Thanks!
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by omribahumi 10y ago
The fact that zsh is a parent doesn't necessarily hurt performance. The parent and child can share the stdin fd, and the child could be the only one reading from it.
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by omribahumi 10y ago
Another cool tool for testing HTTP in general is http://httpbin.org

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