thrownhwn

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by thrownhwn 7y ago
Has someone explored the area of writing software that spits out resume from disk images?
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by thrownhwn 8y ago
Nice work. Been looking for a resolver with DoH support that’s built with Go. Cloudflared is just too buggy and not actively maintained. Would love to see some support for Prometheus compatible metrics.
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by thrownhwn 8y ago
> NSA controls the DNSSEC roots. No they don’t. You know better than to spread FUD, regardless of what you think about DNSSEC. I agree with your other points, however.
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by thrownhwn 8y ago
Similar experience to being a hacker-cracker 20 yrs ago, bouncing off servers around the world over a modem connection to telnet into some poor SunOS 4 boxes in South Korea or at GSFC (NASA). Sometimes you had to wait minutes before anythi
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by thrownhwn 9y ago
Cool, had to Google bubble pushing[1] [1] http://district.bluegrass.kctcs.edu/kevin.dunn/files/Simplif...
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by thrownhwn 9y ago
Interesting, thanks for the insight!
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by thrownhwn 9y ago
Docker is a fragmented mess network wise if you need to support developers on both windows and macOS. Also, docker requires hyper-v and admin privs on Windows. And you can't run VirtualBox with hyper-v active so you need to choose eith
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by thrownhwn 9y ago
Anybody know if they has code-signed their Windows and macOS binaries with 2.0? It's a shame so many "core" developer tools are not code-signed. It makes life hard in companies where binary whitelisting is used.
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by thrownhwn 9y ago
Piracy is also a form of convenience. What you want, when you want it. No stupid geographic delayed releases, no stupid DRM where you have to prove you're not a thief every time you want to access the content, no internet connectivity
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by thrownhwn 9y ago
Can confirm. Spotify had a dedicated server at a notorious ISP that downloaded quality mp3 warez from TPB among other places. Scene people were also present at their release party. I'm happy they succeeded. It's an awesome service