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Show HN: gohls, an HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) downloader written in Golang(github.com)
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
This. It sounds like he folded as soon as he was interviewed by law enforcement. Don't underestimate the power of the $5 wrench. http://xkcd.com/538/
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Hi yes this is Indian
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Show HN: CLICK, TYPE, SCREAM, AHHHHHH(cts.kevmo314.com)
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Freenters hacking exposes lax security, compromises student information(chicagomaroon.com)
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Show HN: 2studentbodies, a Django-powered dating site for the college crowd(2studentbodies.com)
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Running 'cat' too many times.
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Wow. Shibe Generator. Much Fun.(shibe.kevmo314.com)
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Show HN: The University of Chicago's Django-powered Humans vs. Zombies website(uchicagohvz.org)
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GitHub is down(github.com)
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Drive around Chicago's South Side.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
The FSF has gone full derp.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
So exactly why was there a 15-char restriction in the old version? Wouldn't a dictionary attack be fast regardless of length?
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, with an Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit guest running inside VMWare Workstation. It's usually always on, and I use the VM heavily for dev.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
...This has got to be the most idiotic article I've ever read. Does this guy realize that there exist fields other than web development? Sheesh.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
It's still a mystery to me.
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Asian Parties: Confessions Of An Unwilling Competitor(thoughtcatalog.com)
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Xen provides these features as well.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
I really don't get why DigitalOcean is so special. The $5/month VPS is nothing new, and in many, if not most cases you can do a lot better. I'm currently paying $2/month for a 512MB OpenVZ VPS and $6.50/month for a
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Show HN: Reddit downvote bot written in Go(github.com)
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Show HN: Bang at UChicago, an LDAP-powered Bang with Friends clone(github.com)
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Well yes, but they mention that the reason for this was because the defense could reasonably expect to obtain these documents from the prosecution, and that they didn't want to duplicate their efforts by re-compiling all the evidence.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
>his report claims that MIT was “neutral” — but MIT’s lawyers gave prosecutors total access to witnesses and evidence, while refusing access to Aaron’s lawyers to the exact same witnesses and evidence. I'm sorry, but where exactly d
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
...Or you could put together a proper gaming machine for the same price.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Docker isn't really a VM...it's more of a virtual application platform.
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
I've been using a similar workflow for years. My host OS is Windows 7 x64, which gives me all the strengths that Windows is known for with regard to multimedia, gaming, and high-end software compatibility (e.g. Photoshop.) For dev work
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Emailed stacktraces to my personal email :D
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
Regardless of whether or not you agree with the verdict, it's pretty clear that the prosecution really botched their case. For their closing arguments they were virtually relying on emotional appeals.
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KTVU reports fake racist names of Asiana Airlines 214 pilots(tv.msnbc.com)
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by whitehat2k9 13y ago
But it's only a matter of time before someone hacks their browser to ignore those directives.

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