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by sauere 12y ago
This is sad. I am using CB on my Notebooks and i love it. It's preconfigured setup was the perfect sweet spot between a Debian-minimal install and the somewhat "bloated" big distros out there.
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by sauere 12y ago
Physical-access always means "game over" unless full-disk encryption is used.
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by sauere 12y ago
Semi-related: http://fileperms.org/high-frequency-malware-communication.ht...
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by sauere 12y ago
Not that i'm a expert. But i think only amateurs would be so foolish. Nearly all open proxys out there forward the clients real IP in the HTTP X-FORWARDED-FOR header.
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by sauere 12y ago
I could not agree more. And even with the things you mentioned, such a script will still be tiny and very readable. You just have to love the simplicity.
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by sauere 12y ago
Amazing work. But the fact that it takes _this_ to get something done that should be as easy as connection any other peripheral... it hurts. If all the major notebook manufacturers could just drop their niche proprietary BS solutions and ag
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by sauere 12y ago
Link is not working.
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Show HN: Curldrop – easy file upload with curl(github.com)
14 points by sauere 12y ago|0 comments
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by sauere 12y ago
Thanks.
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by sauere 12y ago
Not $1k, but might be a inspiration anyway: 2 years ago i made some simple LAMP+HTML/CSS Videotutorials and put them on YouTube. Production quality isn't great but better than 90% that was on YT at the time. Along with that, creat
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by sauere 12y ago
They just need to delay everything long enough. The average Facebook video has its peak after 2-3 days anyway.
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by sauere 12y ago
As a Python newbie that just recently started using things like Flask and Bottle: wow, that was easy.
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High-frequency malware communication (2013)(fileperms.org)
8 points by sauere 12y ago|0 comments
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by sauere 12y ago
We HAVE a standard user interface. It consists of some sort of Taskbar, some sort of Launcher/Startbutton and some application windows. KDE, GNOME2, XFCE, Windows 95 up to Windows 7 all use this. OSX to some degree. It is all the same.
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by sauere 12y ago
Streamdumps (not the finished, polished final videos, just raw rtmpdumps): https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Streams#Streamdumps
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by sauere 12y ago
JPGs can be optimized without losing metadata. Google "jpegtran". It does some optimizing of the data representation while staying loseless.
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by sauere 12y ago
Also, do you preserve metadata (EXIF etc.)?
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by sauere 12y ago
This. Your service is fine for some small projects but a large, widely-used Repo cant just grant some "random" site full access to the code. Anyway, i like the idea.
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by sauere 12y ago
Rest in Peace AZLyrics, you will be missed.
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by sauere 12y ago
/edit: posting in wrong thread. sorry. (and stop it with the downvotes!)
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by sauere 12y ago
Or use USB-ID white/blacklists.
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by sauere 12y ago
$1.3b... wow. I hate to say it but: this is what you get with Goverment in charge of research.
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by sauere 12y ago
I am always amazed of the bad quality of these leaked documents. Not just the design but also the contents. Both PDFs have a ton of unsorted, unordered information. It looks like just a bunch of random facts thrown together. Not sorted by c
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by sauere 12y ago
For me, this is not about execution speed AT ALL. I wouldnt even mind if it was slower. It is about being able to have a easy, dead-simple way to provide Windows users with a executable. Without changing my code, without weird build system
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by sauere 12y ago
Semi-OT: It is almost 2015. If we could all please stop using FTP now...
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by sauere 12y ago
Make submissions tag-able so i can customize my front page (perhaps only allow predefined tags). There are a number of topic-categories i do not care about and they withhold interesting links.
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by sauere 12y ago
QBasic... those were the days. I actually started programming around 2002/2003. At that time QBasic was of course already horribly outdated. But that was what my school teacher was using. We used it to have direct PEAK/POKE access
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by sauere 12y ago
A while ago someone from TPB guys explained their setup. Their web-facing webservers connect to the actual backends via a VPN that does some fancy routing to hide the real location. On top of that, they have a ton of mirrors and proxies run
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by sauere 12y ago
Just JVM things.
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by sauere 12y ago
I got to agree with the Reddit posts quoted in the blog post. But it's not just JavaScript, it's Frontend and WebDev in general. The whole landscape is too big and moving too fast for anyone to move along and most importantly: it

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