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by palsecam 17y ago
Rounded corners generator: http://wigflip.com/cornershop/ . You may also like the other wigflip utilities, see http://wigflip.com/ . Background gradients (if you make a 1-pixel wide button) and button generator: http://dabuttonfactory.co
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by palsecam 17y ago
http://ycombinator.com/arc/arc3.1.tar , it includes news.arc, the code running HN/NewMogul/etc and a "how-to-run-news" text file. You need MzScheme 4 to run Arc. See also http://arclanguage.org/install (installation instructions, but a b
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by palsecam 17y ago
My Arc REPL online uses Arc on the backend, see http://dabuttonfactory.com:8080 (the code is linked there), but it's just a tiny project. But yes, there are not so many projects using it to my Arc-forum-user knowledge too.
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by palsecam 17y ago
> I'm just learning Lisp/Arc now, so this will be a very handy tool for me. I'm very glad if it can help you learn! It's mainly for this purpose that I code this little thing (and to myself learn Arc doing it :-)) BTW, see also http
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by palsecam 17y ago
Check your mailbox. For the others: tell me if you're also interested for the patch, but I'll maybe let dfranke test it a bit before to release it (the guy is good; see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=639976 ).
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An Arc REPL online(dabuttonfactory.com)
77 points by palsecam 17y ago|9 comments
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by palsecam 17y ago
> No one knows who said "never attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence"... It is said to be Napoléon Bonaparte. > ...but it is a powerful idea. Yes anyway, this is what matters and this is "true".
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by palsecam 17y ago
No way to avoid it, I think. Javascript calls Object.toString() to determinate the key. But yes, kind of silly... See http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=602004 Actually there may be a way to avoid it: redefine the toString() method of th
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by palsecam 17y ago
fixed, thanks (the title was originally: "Interview with Brad Sprengler, author of the last Linux 0day exploit"). Sorry for my poor english skills.
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by palsecam 17y ago
The interview was originally posted in french only on linuxfr.org (Linux-related site in French), but the interviewer was nice enough to post the original english version. The exploit in question is called "Cheddar Bay" and had been discuss
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Interview with Brad Sprengler, author of the latest Linux 0day exploit(linuxfr.org)
4 points by palsecam 17y ago|3 comments
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by palsecam 17y ago
For an online sandbox, you can use the Lord of the REPLs from Google: http://lotrepls.appspot.com/ . You can evaluate expressions (= program) in 2 Lisp dialects, Scheme and Clojure, directly in your browser! (You can also use other non
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by palsecam 17y ago
From http://paulgraham.com/lispfaq1.html : --- Which should I learn, Common Lisp or Scheme? What's the difference? Common Lisp is powerful but ugly. Scheme is small and clean, but the standard only defines the inner core of the language.
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by palsecam 17y ago
In addition to "How to Design Programs" , there is also the excellent "Structure and Interpretation of computer programs" , also fully available online (and also from MIT): http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/ SICP is a very very good comp
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by palsecam 17y ago
"Starting in winter 2010, we're going to invest $11k + $3k per founder, for up to 3 founders . So now 1 founder will get $14k, 2 $17k, 3 $20k, and 4 $20k ."
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by palsecam 17y ago
For the version information, I quote http://secer.org/hacktools/0day-openssh-remote-exploit.html . The submitted link seems to copy/paste most of its content from this article, but it didn't include the version information.
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by palsecam 17y ago
Google seems to agree with it.
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by palsecam 17y ago
And it seems the latest LTS version (Ubuntu 8.04 "Hardy") uses 4.7.
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by palsecam 17y ago
Yes, the latest Debian stable release (5.0 "Lenny") uses SSH 5.1. $ cat /etc/debian_version 5.0.2 $ ssh -v OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5, OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007
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by palsecam 17y ago
First, it is only a rumour for now. Second, it would apparently only concerns old versions of OpenSSH. Quoting the link: " It is against an older version of OpenSSH " (OpenSSH_4.3).
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by palsecam 17y ago
Yeah, funny timing. I'm actually happy they ruined my argument :-)
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by palsecam 17y ago
For VLC: apparently this version 1.0 is effectively not a special release, a "major version, with long time support". 1.0 just comes after 0.99. However, quoting one of the developer blog: "After the longest feature freeze stabilization pe
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by palsecam 17y ago
The website description: "Hey and welcome! BizTeen is THE social network for young entreprenuers ; ages 15 - 18. Our main goal is to help you start a business, find business partners and discuss business topics!" Actual typo in italic .
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by palsecam 17y ago
Yep, quoting the article: "Also, if you know someone who already has a Gmail address, you can ask them to email an invitation to you."
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by palsecam 17y ago
I don't care that much too, but I would say: it's good to see some software which doesn't suffer from the eternal beta syndrom (like Gmail).
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by palsecam 17y ago
The official website, announcing the news: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ This version doesn't support Mac OS X Tiger anymore. From the changelog: Support for Mac OS X 10.4.x was dropped due to its technical limitations.
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MySQL and Unicode: Three Gotchas(dev.hubspot.com)
2 points by palsecam 17y ago|0 comments
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by palsecam 17y ago
Yes, IceBreaker is a very good one, one problem is that an app with this name could also be easily taken for a game (a FrozenBubble like).
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by palsecam 17y ago
iWingman
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by palsecam 17y ago
EngageHer

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