pvtmert

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   by pvtmert 7y ago

   i am using api to download/backup zone every week (by cron) to gdrive (fuse drive / cheap solution) i do this for all the domains i use/manage this post has been a good reminder to check them :) imho about audit log: since th
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   by pvtmert 7y ago

   Hi there. The image named 'Asymmetric Key encryption' seems wrong. You may want to fix it. Eg. Contradicts with wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography
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   by pvtmert 7y ago

   tl:dr; "You would be safe in active war-zone (eg. syria) because you are civillian and do not carry any weapons with you" No, you are not safe at all. Lets assume public wifi requires acceptance of terms and conditions. - R
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   Plash: Make any website your Mac desktop wallpaper(sindresorhus.com)

   1 points by pvtmert 7y ago|0 comments
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   by pvtmert 7y ago

   when thousands of megabytes allocated then deallocated for multiple users, this indeed cause impact on your application. simply running spring-framework tests are enough to demonstrate the impact (of course jvm with related arguments)
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   by pvtmert 7y ago

   on the other side, i use my name as magic number (4 chars) so both hex and dec representations got me (close numbers) many protocols and simple ciphers use similar methods btw.
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   Show HN: Proxy SSH using TLS/SNI and Nginx to bypass firewalls(blog.n0pe.me)

   2 points by pvtmert 7y ago|0 comments
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   DIY Arduino E-Reader: Open Book Feather(hackaday.io)

   1 points by pvtmert 7y ago|0 comments
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   by pvtmert 7y ago

   disable the endpoint in your reverse proxy use sso/ldap/ad (paid?) etc
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    - most of them (actually) containers - one can easily do: ``` char buf[8192]; fread(buf, sizeof(buf), 1, fopen("/etc/shadow", "rb")); printf(buf); ``` also reading 'shadow' is not do that much since i
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    Also Macbook Air (especially 11 inch model) 2013-2015 versions have similar problem with (cheap) USB 3.x external drives Wifi shows as 'connected' but reality is only fraction of packets go through because of interference problems
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    RequestCatcher: A reverse Postman for your HTTP apps(requestcatcher.com)

    1 points by pvtmert 7y ago|0 comments
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    banking apps require them anyway (because of pci-dss etc)
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    if its like talking, fourier helps !
15. 345.▲
    by pvtmert 7y ago

    you can also port forward from/to unix sockets
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    also bad tcp configuration...
17. 347.▲
    by pvtmert 7y ago

    you can send your hackernews account maybe?
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    i am suprised that nobody mentioned `unsplash` (eg: https://instant.unsplash.com ) or its chrome extension yet. :/
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    by pvtmert 7y ago

    i needed quick uwsgi handler for some http endpoints for db connection this weekend. so with some hacky ways i created this. maybe it will be helpful for educational purposes idk. i know there are frameworks but many of them are bulky and n
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    Show HN: Simple Python Uwsgi Library(github.com)

    2 points by pvtmert 7y ago|1 comments
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    In my country just refusing to unlock your phone instantly labels you as a terrorist (coup organiser) We did got past all of those (!) Ps. I live in Turkey
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    tl;dr there is no silver bullet for programming methods
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    Did anyone noticed that date at the top right is 2018?
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    only thing i did not understand is port being string/char* other than that, clever api
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    if you use linux and network-manager, check "random mac" box for that connection, add post-connection-hook to `curl` with post data; use $RANDOM for mail address, even use root.$RANDOM@localhost.localdomain probably it will authen
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    Show HN: [c] linear compression utility(github.com)

    2 points by pvtmert 8y ago|0 comments
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    exactly same thing i thought when i see some timer bug (not recurring events) i actually came to this bug couple times (nw.js user here) i re-initialize timers once in a week. :/
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    i have used this on couple projects most notably: - wireless network packet checksum - filesystem checksum good thing is that comes in variations, 16, 32 and 64 bits wide
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    imho he mostly talks about vendor/provider lock-in.
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    by pvtmert 8y ago

    if you are unprivileged user (eg. working in a bank, pci-dss regulations) easier to setup and use then remove everything without hassle.