redwards510

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   by redwards510 11y ago

   It sounds like an episode of The Simpsons, not real life. People who accumulate more wealth than they would ever need consider themselves better, smarter, more evolved than poor people. They should prove it by setting a good example and sho
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   Not to mention the poor reception you get using GPS in a parking garage!
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   At first I was suspicious of this.. Slack sends every channel message out to be parsed by a script? That's not good! But once I looked at the source it all made sense. Yes, in order to operate properly you need to be sending every mess
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   For $200 you can get something like this [1]. Low power Atom CPU, RAM, and two NICs included so you can throw pFSense + Snort on it easily. You can add a USB wifi dongle and make it an AP. [1] http://www.amazon.com/dp/B
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   pFSense and OpenWRT (I have no experience in the others) are safer in that a) when issues are discovered, patches are made quickly and upgrading is simple and b) you can select only the services you want running, thereby reducing your attac
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   Is the number of vulnerabilities for a product really a good indicator of it's quality? I seem to remember a year-end report showing Google Chrome as the browser with the most number of security bugs found, but some people said that wa
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   While I agree with you, I am also inclined to think "well, it's his find. He's entitled to say whatever he wants." And in his defense, he follows the inverted pyramid structure of putting the vital information up front.
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   What does GLSA stand for? It's near the bottom where he is listing software that should be replaced. It sounds like it means "vulnerability".
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   by redwards510 11y ago

   I'm really glad you posted that link, because I think Streisand is an important project. I wasn't under the impression that Streisand existed because OpenVPN was hard. Rather, it tries to support everything possible, and helps you
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    I used PyBombs[1] to install gnuradio (instead of packages) and was able to build kalibrate successfully. [1] http://pybombs.info/
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    This guide was not complete. I am running KUbuntu 15, very stock, and several needed packages were not mentioned, and the git clone commands did not work (Permission denied (public key). So here's some help. git clone https:/&#x2
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    Not that exactly, but I've been repeatedly exposed to this: Management: "How long will it take?" Me: "N weeks" Management: "Ok, you have N/2 weeks" I've been told they actually teach this at busi
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    I believe this is a big misunderstanding that has snowballed recently. I think what he actually claimed was that he did all of these outrageous stunts in a network simulation that he had, not a live aircraft. That is why he has not been arr
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    Isn't the purpose of a shell to obfuscate the gritty details of what happens behind the scenes? In Linux, when I execute a binary or a shell script, there is no obvious difference to me. Can you explain why it matters or would be consi
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    This reminds me of that great essay by Neal Stephenson called "In the Beginning was the Command Line".[1] In it, he compares Unix to an industrial strength screwdriver called the "Hole Hawg". "But I never blamed the
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    The T-shirt to wear on code review days. http://www.redbubble.com/people/ramiro/works/13306366-im-a-v...
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    I recently used the SerilogMetrics [1] NuGet package to determine the elapsed time between method calls. Worked great, although I couldn't figure out how to use my standard logging config that is carried in the static logging object an
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    by redwards510 11y ago

    We've been using Serilog/Seq and we're extremely happy with it. I'm a little surprised that you didn't mention the buzzword "Structured Logging", which is the special sauce that makes Serilog stand out. In
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    by redwards510 12y ago

    Is there a way to add new combinations of font pairs?
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    by redwards510 12y ago

    Now that I read more about your app I can see why criminals would want to subvert it. You are replacing the top (ad) search result on every search engine with one that has been verified by sitetruth.com. If I were a criminal I would love to
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    by redwards510 12y ago

    I feel like the the odds of you finding a HN user with a malicious addon is pretty low compared to other places. Have you tried the firefox addons forums? Users often describe issues there and you may have a thread dedicated to your addon (
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    by redwards510 12y ago

    Google acquires XDA : http://www.xda-developers.com/google-to-acquire-xda-dev-rewa...