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by EricR23 14y ago
Anybody notice the table of contents and page numbers?
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My own CTF Writeup(blog.ericrafaloff.com)
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My Stripe CTF Play-by-Play(blog.ericrafaloff.com)
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ImageSorcery now supports GraphicsMagick(github.com)
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How to Keep Your Hacker Happy(blog.ericrafaloff.com)
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Ruby on Rails & OOP(blog.ericrafaloff.com)
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by EricR23 14y ago
Thanks! I agree that things like this are pretty fantastic. Part of me misses those days of being so experimental and new to tech. Sorry to hear about your hard drive, though :)
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by EricR23 14y ago
I'm sure. I'm not exactly surprised that it happened now ;)
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by EricR23 14y ago
Ah, yeah, I remember that too now :)
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by EricR23 14y ago
Yep, I remember both being sent via plaintext.
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by EricR23 14y ago
The Steve Gibson story was really interesting. He's a really cool guy, too. My botnet adventures happened around the same time as his, and I too was DDoS'd. We even exchanged a few e-mails about botnets and the script kiddie culture. Those
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by EricR23 14y ago
When I was a teenager I found it fun to intentionally infect myself with malware and try to study it. I know realize this wasn't the most responsible thing to do, as I wasn't in a sandboxed environment, but it was a great learning experienc
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A Better ImageMagick Gem(blog.ericrafaloff.com)
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ImageSorcery - An ImageMagick Library for Ruby that Doesn't Suck(github.com)
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by EricR23 14y ago
This reminds me of the push here in NYC for all of the city agencies to open their data via an API. It's gotten better over time, but when the initiative first took flight, it was terrible. Some of the APIs flat out did not work, and the on
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by EricR23 14y ago
Ahem. That's "phreaking"... As in phone phreaking. -- coming from an ex-phone phreak ;)
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On Information Consumption(blog.ericrafaloff.com)
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by EricR23 14y ago
Interesting. I wonder, though, what the advantages of executing sandboxed ruby in the browser are?
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by EricR23 14y ago
To my knowledge, this vulnerability is anything but new. It's been around for years.
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by EricR23 14y ago
Why not just change the storage strategy to saving files locally while in your test environment? Fog lets you do this easily with its configuration options.
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by EricR23 14y ago
This is wonderful. I love the feel of interface.
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by EricR23 14y ago
If I hadn't just got a Nike Fuel band, I'd probably get one of those! Don't think I could pull off wearing both.
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by EricR23 14y ago
I like this idea. Sounds like a "nicer" interaction.
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by EricR23 14y ago
This is awesome! I had a couple of free hours, so I hacked together a little Ruby app that validates a telephone number and full name pair. This could be used for sign-up security, etc. You can find the repo here: https://github.com/EricR/
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Happy New Year to HN!
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Read the Bill Everybody's Upset Over(opencongress.org)
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Watch My Progress at the BigApps Hackathon(icy.io)
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by EricR23 15y ago
This is really cool! I just setup my own deployment of this at rubynews.heroku.com :) I've fixed some styling issues and I'm thinking of tweaking a few things... I may contribute to this on github. Thanks!
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Presenting... RubyNews(rubynews.heroku.com)
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by EricR23 15y ago
Personally, I wouldn't want to use this. The whole idea of my friends submitting gift ideas to me feels like I'm asking for a little much. It feels unfair. I'd rather my friends get me whatever they feel is right without my say, this way it

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