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by wodny 8y ago
I must admit that I have learned 2 new things from this article, i.e.: - -J to jump through multiple hosts (available since 7.3) - -R creating a reverse SOCKS proxy (available since 7.6) New (from a Debian user's perspective) features[
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by wodny 8y ago
Not necessarily. Mail can be intercepted when transferred between MTAs which seem to be often vulnerable to STARTTLS stripping due to a fallback mechanism. See "Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor MITM... An Empirical Analysis of Email Delivery
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by wodny 9y ago
Thanks for the great work. radare2 and binwalk[1] helped me debug quite a few things at work lately. [1] https://github.com/devttys0/binwalk
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by wodny 9y ago
And there are quite a few schematics on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Rendering_Manager It's a MESA->this[] of technologies :)
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by wodny 9y ago
There is another great resource mainly about X11 called Xplain[1] with its accompanying repository[2] with some hidden (not yet ready I suppose) chapters. For example the override-redirect description[3]. [1]: https://magcius.git
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by wodny 10y ago
I don't believe it's possible to have a good vimrc without really grasping some elementary concepts like movements, operators, registers, windows etc. I have recently watched all the Drew Neil's VimCasts[1] and after just a c
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by wodny 10y ago
This seems to be the best here. As a side note: if someone does something more complicated and uses piping find output to xargs, there are very important arguments to find and xargs to delimit names with binary zero -- -print0 and -0 respec