rlonstein

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by rlonstein 11y ago
> It's an upgrade in terms of compile times, deployment simplicity, conciseness, > concurrency, etc. Some people care about such things. I remember the days of going for coffee while the compiler chugged away but I w
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by rlonstein 11y ago
> I fully agree. I currently work for a startup and after we moved into > a new office last month our management had the glorious idea of > putting the programmers next to the customer support team in an open offic
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by rlonstein 11y ago
A friend implanted an RFID in 2005... http://screwdecaf.cx/chipped.html I suppose the bloviating about security and Android is a twist on the story.
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by rlonstein 11y ago
Rooted? See this gist: https://gist.github.com/jbinto/8876658 Snag the sqlite db from the device, extract the accounts, then re-enter.
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by rlonstein 11y ago
There's a lot of good information in this thread, but I can add this: join a SA organization and/or special interest group: Usenix, https://www.usenix.org/ LOPSA, https://www.lopsa.org/ Th
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by rlonstein 12y ago
Personal anecdote, I can thank a country doctor and my elementary school teachers for recognizing this back in the 70's: I was sent to school with a thermos of coffee and permission to go to the gym and run until I could compose myself
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by rlonstein 12y ago
Not trolling... is this still a going concern, shipping eval boards, etc? I saw this a couple of years ago, someone commented on HN, and then nothing. I liked the eval board specs and it seemed reasonably priced given the low volume (maybe
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by rlonstein 12y ago
Listened on youtube, bought on Bandcamp. You're right, they are good. Thanks for the suggestion.
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by rlonstein 12y ago
Also a CLI guy but I use Pathfinder, http://www.cocoatech.com/pathfinder/
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by rlonstein 12y ago
Neat hack, but if I wanted to compile, I'd just go ahead and compile. These are more interesting: http://bellard.org/tcc/ (use -run) https://root.cern.ch/drupal/content/cint https:&
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by rlonstein 12y ago
I'm finding 8051 variants integrated into SOC's for capacitive touch screens, RFID readers, and even in contactless "smart" cards.