psanford

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   by psanford 6y ago

   I see flatpak and snap as potential solutions to the problem of distributing proprietary software to Linux. Its in that usecase that I really want sandboxing and where the current solutions are lacking. Right now I'm most happy with Fi
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   by psanford 6y ago

   Wireshark has supported gRPC for years. Its really not any harder than looking at HTTP2 traffic.
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   by psanford 6y ago

   Very disappointing this wasn't about `pack()` and `unpack()` functions found in many scripting languages for encoding values to a binary string[1]. [1]: https://perldoc.perl.org/functions/pack
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   by psanford 6y ago

   Have you tried this? https://github.com/Jacalz/wormhole-gui
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   by psanford 6y ago

   I was able to make the election for my prepaid account.
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   by psanford 6y ago

   Is that opensource?
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   by psanford 6y ago

   Its really frustrating that there's no good, opensource, Android media backup tool. I just want a simple app that will auto upload photos and videos to an https endpoint (or an S3 bucket). There are a few tools out there but they all s
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   by psanford 6y ago

   Gopls works great with Emacs.
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   by psanford 6y ago

   I switched my phone's default search engine to DDG but still use Google on the desktop. I find the mobile experience for Google search to be much more annoying with the heavy emphasis on AMP.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    No.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    Glad it worked for you, shout out to Jacalz for building the gui client. Wormhole is designed to work for when you don't already have an established secure communication channel. Once you have a contact list (and implicitly public key
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    by psanford 6y ago

    There's no typos in this attack.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    There's a gui client for magic wormhole: https://github.com/Jacalz/wormhole-gui
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    by psanford 6y ago

    For a low volume slack bot, why even have Cloudflare front it?
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    by psanford 6y ago

    Slack and Trello didn't start out as large companies, but they did both start out with a free tier.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    You don't have to buy any hardware to start using stadia from your browser. If you want to play on your TV the hardware is a lot cheaper than a PS5 or Xbox. Its also nice to not have a large box hooked up to your TV.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    For non-opensource applications (e.g. Zoom) I really like using Firejail[0] to run them within a sandbox. Firejail ships with a good set of default policies which make it explicit what the application gets access to. The filesystem sandboxi
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    by psanford 6y ago

    For some reason its really bothering me that an article about an East Coast outage used a picture of the Version store on Market St in San Francisco.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    I love that every year my LWN subscription expires and they don't auto renew it. Its such a nice way to treat your customers that differentiates LWN from most other media companies.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    Visa was going to pay $5.3b dollars for Plaid. I don't really think you can say that that is "small startup ambitions." Is YouTube a failure? Is Instagram a failure? How about Github or Linkedin? There are reasons to remain a
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    by psanford 6y ago

    Write code that is memory safe.
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    Authentication bypass vulnerability in Bouncy Castle(synopsys.com)

    3 points by psanford 6y ago|0 comments
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    by psanford 6y ago

    I really want to use nixos on my RPis, but its not yet out of the "really painful" stage. There's no official arm package cache so you have to cross compile everything. Unfortunately, with nix this means running an ARM compil
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    by psanford 6y ago

    If you get recruiter emails for positions that are not interesting to you, just ask for the salary range. A lot of recruiters won't give it to you but some will.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    I don't think that's correct. I think RH makes most of its money from the customers who are executing lots of small transactions.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    The SEC documents answer at least your (1): > For most orders of more than 100 shares, the analysis concluded that Robinhood customers would be better off trading at another broker-dealer because the additional price improvement that suc
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    by psanford 6y ago

    How is doing at least as good as NBBO mean I'm getting fleeced?
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    by psanford 6y ago

    Here you go: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2017-08-23/blockc...
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    by psanford 6y ago

    One strategy is to exercise as many options as you can until you would hit AMT (or an amount above AMT you are ok paying). You can do this each year until your expiration date comes up.
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    by psanford 6y ago

    Could you not use a deploy key? They are scoped to at the repo level and you can optionally give them push access.