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by pkrumins 14y ago
Ah sorry, I should have said relatively new functionality. Also I should have mentioned that there are different traceroute implementations. I'll update my post. Edit: updated the post.
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The way of the substack(gist.github.com)
12 points by pkrumins 14y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Yeah, it's very common. But it's hard to find people outside your circle of friends who'd like to do it.
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Idea for later - a 1:1 teaching meetup network(catonmat.net)
20 points by pkrumins 14y ago|4 comments
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How to write Testling-CI tests(catonmat.net)
16 points by pkrumins 14y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Best release this year for me was Josuttis's The C++ Standard Library - A Tutorial and Reference, 2nd Edition , which quickly got me to speed with the new C++11 features.
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Sorry about that. I updated the article and removed that statement.
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by pkrumins 14y ago
I removed that sentence and just replaced it how this is a beautiful way to combine commands! :) I wrote that one earlier without much thinking, just to have something as a closing line.
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Good point about the security. I removed that sentence and just replaced it how this is a beautiful way to combine commands!
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Thanks for the great comment! I just updated the article and explained that I misunderstood how "su" works. I also removed the statement about running untrusted binaries. I had simply added it to the article without thinking much to have a
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The `sudo chroot /chroot su - user sh -c "cmd args"` trick(catonmat.net)
22 points by pkrumins 14y ago|21 comments
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by pkrumins 14y ago
I'm sorry that it sounds like it. It's really not. I commented about it on this thread http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4775100 .
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by pkrumins 14y ago
I'm sorry that was not the purpose. I just wanted to share this regex trick that I had in my mind. I added the shirts only later when I saw that the article is getting very popular. People really seemed to like my previous tees and it's gre
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A Sudoku Solver in APL(youtube.com)
9 points by pkrumins 14y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Really cool. I couldn't figure this out!
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Just playing around with bash. Great remark about networking support!
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Didn't think of that. Pretty good idea!
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A TCP Port Scanner in Bash(catonmat.net)
24 points by pkrumins 14y ago|13 comments
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Also see an old article of mine titled "Working with git? These aliases will save you hours!": http://www.catonmat.net/blog/git-aliases/
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by pkrumins 14y ago
I once watched all these lectures, took notes and published summaries of the lectures on my blog: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/summary-of-mit-introduction-to-...
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by pkrumins 14y ago
How I hack: http://i.imgur.com/uh7PV.jpg
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by pkrumins 14y ago
I love ed. A long time ago when I was mastering it, I made an ed cheat sheet. Here it is the article about it: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/ed-unix-text-editor-cheat-sheet... And here is the cheat sheet itself: pdf: http://www.catonmat.n
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Hey! We do have paid plans already, and we have over 100 customers already! Go to https://browserling.com/ and scroll down to "pricing". The cheapest developer plan is $20, which includes real IEs, ssh tunnels, and a developer testling pl
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by pkrumins 14y ago
We don't use flash anywhere on the site. Surprising that you have the "F" in the upper-right. I think it's coming from socket.io's flash-sockets but we don't use those.
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by pkrumins 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We've been getting a lot of requests for prepaid plans, and we'll now go ahead and add them. I'll ping you on Twitter when we've added them! Also take a look at our other product - Testling: www.testling.com - It's
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by pkrumins 14y ago
No, we run Windows virtual machines that run IE6, IE7, IE8, and IE9. Then we take the desktop of the Windows virtual machine and stream it to your browser. What you get is using a browser from a browser! Take a look at the first demo video
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by pkrumins 14y ago
We were using IETester for older IEs before this update...
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by pkrumins 15y ago
That's not the point. Many people are surprised when they hear that sed is Turing complete. How come a text filtering program is Turing complete they ask? Turns out sed is like a small assembly language that has a comparison operation, a br
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by pkrumins 15y ago
I improved the article a little. Take a look now.
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Anyone knows why these "60 minutes" shows are actually just 15-20 minute shows? Is it 60 mins on TV and just 15-20 on the internet?

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