r4pha

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by r4pha 13y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Please excuse my ignorance, but I want to understand something: the 'html injection' phase would be done by some sort of response spoofing? Also, given that I can write arbitrary javascript to their win
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by r4pha 13y ago
I had always looked to the OSI model as a _frame_ thought which a communition channel can be analysed. If I intercept my internet cable, I assume I can idealy measure the signal and fit it on the 7 layers of the OSI model. I fail (honestly)
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by r4pha 13y ago
Yes, that's true, but there is a big difference between you being responsible for (not) handing over something that is in your possession and being unaware of a presumed safe channel being unsafe.
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by r4pha 13y ago
What I use is thunderbird + enigmail, which encrypts the message with the receiver's public key and/or signs it with my private key. I don't know if that's the best thing for privacy. I would appreciate a lot to hear som
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by r4pha 14y ago
That would be one of the next steps. I just released an really simple MVP and got my head around other projects. I'm sure gonna refactor the thing eventually and make some things clearer.
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by r4pha 14y ago
I'm not sure I get it. You can start coding and just keeping on commiting and it will handle branching automatically. No doubts that I should make that clear somewhere.
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by r4pha 14y ago
I guess I need to rethink the whole layout. Under 'tips' there is a small explanation but might still be confusing. There's also a 'see an example' on the bottom, but I guess it's not that helpful either. Someone gave me a nice hint of doin
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by r4pha 14y ago
shameless plug: www.srctree.net - Ace editor + git + canvas for viewing commits/branches. I built it about a year ago, mostly for learning and fun. I haven't advertised it a lot but it seems relevant in here. I hope it's not off topic!
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by r4pha 14y ago
Now that's a feature I'd like to see on github: an asshole filter. What really bothers me is that, like me, I'd say a lot of those people learn daily from the work of others on the internet. What about giving something back? What about doin
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by r4pha 14y ago
They did say, in a post entitled "External Beta News" [1], that a private - but again, external - beta is to be expected in October. [1] http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/linux/beta-late-than-never-3/
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by r4pha 14y ago
After reading the Beej's guide to networking programming [1], I wondered what could be the simplest approach to making a multiclient socket server using unix pthreads/mutexes. I ended up writing [2] (C++), mostly as an exercise. Although I
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by r4pha 14y ago
This. Also: - City is simply too damn big to ride a bike to places; - Zero lanes for cyclists; - It is unbelievably scaring to ride motorcycles/bicycles in São Paulo. This kind of traffic get the worst of everyone out; - The way I see it, t
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by r4pha 14y ago
Yep. Here in Germany it goes something like that too. Being in college gives you right to ride busses/trains for free, but a lot of people and I rather ride our bikes everywhere. I really see no use for a car here. It would do more harm tha
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by r4pha 14y ago
"A developed country is not a place where the poor have cars. It's where the rich use public transportation." @petrogustavo Mayor of Bogota As a brazilian from São Paulo, who nowadays lives in Europe, I can confirm that. That kind of traffi
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by r4pha 14y ago
dwm is a really nice tiling window manager and is even smaller: https://github.com/sr/dwm/blob/master/dwm.c
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by r4pha 14y ago
I, too, use awesome daily. I might be wrong, but I guess the i3 window manager can group windows in a 'tabbed' style and other interesting stuff. I tried it for some time, but didn't really dig the way it handles two monitors. Apart from th
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by r4pha 14y ago
That's a good idea. I will definately give it some thought. Thanks!
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by r4pha 14y ago
You can see the "git diff" between two nodes if you click with the right button on a node and with the left button in another one. For example: http://srctree.net/3S-2 Maybe I need to think of a better way to present this!
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by r4pha 14y ago
Thanks for the comment. My original idea was to create a tool that somehow helped people to debug pieces of code - perhaps a function or a single file - with help from others, so that others could pinpoint the "error" or present a nicer sol
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by r4pha 14y ago
Thanks!
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Show HN: srctree = pastebin + git + canvas
10 points by r4pha 14y ago|9 comments
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by r4pha 15y ago
I built srctree ( http://srctree.net/ ). In short, it aims to be a pastebin + git + canvas mix. An example of usage: http://srctree.net/3Q-1 It still needs a lot of work to become usable, but I am already happy I got this far!