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by 0des 4y ago
someone demonstrated a while back how based on user agent you could serve innocuous code for a browser checking the code first, and then a different malicious payload for curl. thanks to dementiapatien below for the link https://
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by 0des 4y ago
> djb2 > this algorithm (k=33) was first reported by dan bernstein many years ago in comp.lang.c. another version of this algorithm (now favored by bernstein) uses xor: hash(i) = hash(i - 1) * 33 ^ str[i]; the magic of number 33 (why
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by 0des 4y ago
sysvinit did nothing wrong.
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by 0des 4y ago
Good lookin out, thanks for the link
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by 0des 4y ago
> “Long before we go over the cliff, we’ll have figured out how to put wings on this bus.” Sounds like something a PM would say in a roundabout fashion
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Daniel J. Bernstein(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by 0des 4y ago|2 comments
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Fast Syndrome-Based Hash(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by 0des 4y ago|0 comments
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by 0des 4y ago
barber chirurgeons
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by 0des 4y ago
should really be higher up.
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by 0des 4y ago
How disappointing
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by 0des 4y ago
welcome to plan9, there is cake and napalm at the table by the door.
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by 0des 4y ago
When a service is being shopped around to prospective new owners, eventually user data leaves the custody of those I originally entrusted it to. I'm voicing my opinion on signals that indicate to me it is time to go, and that to me, th
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by 0des 4y ago
I think it's more likely that a job with full-remote is more "with the times" and more likely to pay a commensurate wage than the legacy corps that require butts in desks to do Teams meetings all day.
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by 0des 4y ago
If I knew a service or company I used were doing this, I'd take what data I can and delete my account. Good things rarely happen in a transition. I'm not saying it's right, I'm just saying what me, the user, has been tra
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by 0des 4y ago
The older I get, the more I get the urge to return to monke, and just use tmux. Maybe on friday I go all out and boot up a GUI with some type of nifty nature wallpapers showing through my terminals. FVWM is completely legit as well, albeit
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by 0des 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what models are these pagers and what service is it through? I looked for a few plans and only found a single company that seemed to remain active. They offered prepaid plans for up to two years.
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by 0des 4y ago
Thanks for the response. I'm not getting my hopes up but I am optimistic that surely someone has tried to enter this niche form factor solely given to how well it sells for the pi folks.
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by 0des 4y ago
Thanks, I'll pick one up. Hopefully that have a pi-zero competitive model as well. I'm hoping to prototype something that I want to fit in a pocket
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by 0des 4y ago
Thank you, I found your contact info and will reach out soon. I came up with some ideas to put together something resembling option 2. My main focus is not having the ability to accept a phone call or voicemail, or rich media; privacy is a
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Ask HN: What are good Raspberry Pi alternatives that are in stock?
7 points by 0des 4y ago|9 comments
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by 0des 4y ago
Thank you. The stage I'm at right now is something in this realm. I'm seeing people who are able to send/recv SMS via raspberry pi zero + cell radio, so I'm currently looking at my options.
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by 0des 4y ago
What texting-only phones are you able to find? I'm having a hard time forming a potent search query for those. I keep getting support threads for people who have phones that can text but have a broken calling feature. 2-way pagers work
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by 0des 4y ago
Cheers :)
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Ask HN: I want a modern 2-way pager with clamshell keyboard. Does this exist?
21 points by 0des 4y ago|13 comments
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by 0des 4y ago
Beachy Amish, it's fine.
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by 0des 4y ago
Alright, so the gauntlet has been thrown. Who's going to take one for the team?
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by 0des 4y ago
As many messaging concepts as Google owns and has owned over time, I'd imagine this is not the only messaging exec on the payroll. Could anybody from G comment one way or the other?
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by 0des 4y ago
No worries. It takes all kinds. Who knows, maybe you re-examine the culture and find some things you'd like to take home to your community.
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by 0des 4y ago
> "not starting any new wars" can be perceived as bowing to foreign nations This is an interesting take on peace in the middle east.
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by 0des 4y ago
How long until they realize they left all this proprietary software open to the public https://github.com/dropbox

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