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10y ago
cheers
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10y ago
then you'd send facebook's checker to the real url, and then redirect everyone else
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10y ago
Haha, that link seems to redirect me to http://i.imgur.com/32R3qLv.png
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10y ago
Everyone except you and me, it seems
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10y ago
Beautiful. Where has this been all my life.
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10y ago
Binwalk is great, I love extracting stuff from big binary blobs of router firmware, or dumping all the memory on a Linux computer with LiME ( https://github.com/504ensicsLabs/LiME ) and using Binwalk to see what's i
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10y ago
This is really quite interesting. I realise now that whilst I can visualise things, it's incredibly difficult for me. Trying to visualise a beach, for me, is seeing a flash of blue, then a flash of yellow, then they're next to eac
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10y ago
I have a lot of respect for those who know iptables well enough to make things like this. It looks so fascinating, but so complex.
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Oh! So that's where all the random nulls in my shell history came from. Zsh would sometimes complain about a corrupted history after a bad crash, and I always wondered what caused maybe 20 nulls to be added to the end of the file. Than
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11y ago
That is a really cool playlist.
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11y ago
this is a horrible thing. does the site really have to include the vnc server's ip in there as well?
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11y ago
Hasn't changed for the most part. Though it's either exploit db, some creepy looking .pw site you've never heard of, and once or twice, the zips that github provides. And sometimes they'll just scp their stuff onto the b
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11y ago
So beautiful to hear someone else say it. I've been feeling this way for a while. Besides, there's really nothing critical in my HTML that's going to require updates. What's the last remote root discovered in Bootstrap?
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11y ago
This is true, earlier this morning my ISP's secondary DNS server for my state was down. Good thing I roll with my ISP's main server first, and 8.8.8.8 as my secondary nameserver.
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11y ago
Ah yes, those jolts of electricity. I got those for a month after escitalopram.
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11y ago
Common Sense 2016 would not have prevented a malicious Transmission update though
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11y ago
Maybe not computationally, but if you're 100ms, 200ms, 300ms or more away from the rest of the internet, all the SSL handshakes really add up.
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11y ago
It's in my .zlogin or .zshrc on my servers, and it's in my PS1 on my home computer, so when I exit the servers it resets nicely.
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11y ago
Cheers! I've used Linux on servers for years, but this is my first serious foray into GUI Linux, so a lot of this stuff is completely foreign to me.
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11y ago
I use the extension Stylish on Chromium to change all the fonts on all websites. I don't have that computer with me, but it's something like: * { font-family: "Myriad Pro" !important; } code, pre {font-family: "Inco
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11y ago
You can say that about anything really. You may not really get the fascination behind type, a type designer may not understand the fascination behind node.js or zfs, an embedded systems programmer may not understand my love for high gsm pap
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11y ago
Tschichold.. now there's a name I haven't heard in years. I miss design.
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11y ago
Not if you have more than five subdomains, you have to wait for a week, like me.
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11y ago
If you do an nslookup on the IP, it should come up with crawl-xx-xx-xx-xx.googlebot.com, where xx-xx-xx-xx is the IP.
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11y ago
Thank you! Finally, someone else is saying what I've been thinking.
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oh my zsh is pretty easy to install, the instructions are on http://ohmyz.sh/ . I've been using zsh for so long, I've forgotten what zsh can do that bash can't. But I love zsh for these reasons: - Crazy good c
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11y ago
You can change the colour of the title bar in iTerm with an ansi code! I have different colours for all of my servers: http://i.imgur.com/mdF3XBz.png This will give you a title bar with RGB values 20, 20, 20: printf -- $&#x
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11y ago
Thanks for all your hard work! iTerm2 is bar none, my absolute favourite program. No other OS has a terminal this good.
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> Changing /usr/local instead of being sane? Better than most OS X programs, which seem to have paths like /Applications/Something.app/Contents/Resources/SomethingElse.app/Contents/Developer&
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Yeah, I can see it and I don't have a Gitlab account.
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