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by _xo_ 12y ago
In case you want to try old z-machine games - there are several javascript interpreters. I wrote one a while (as in - years) ago - http://z-machine.lilawelt.de/
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by _xo_ 12y ago
Does it have usable bibtex support nowadays? The last time I tried using it (~4-5 years ago), that was the reason that I did not end up using it. I build a small web application that full-text-indexed all of the papers I needed back then in
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by _xo_ 12y ago
I am not sure how true this is anymore. As far as I am aware, for example, a lot of the equipment necessary for using tunnels as bunkers in case of war has been abandoned or removed. At least in Germany, in the past a lot of bridged also we
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by _xo_ 12y ago
If you want to try a version of Star Trek in your browser (ztrek) - http://z-machine.lilawelt.de/game/ztrek/play/
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Detecting the heartbleed bug using Bro(blog.bro.org)
1 points by _xo_ 12y ago|0 comments
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Dissecting the GnuTLS Bug (with example exploit)(blog.bro.org)
2 points by _xo_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by _xo_ 13y ago
Even assuming you are correct about this - CS is not one of these areas. If you go back a few decades, programming was a much more even leveled field. In the 80s, approximately 50% of all programmers were female. (For numbers see e.g. http
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by _xo_ 13y ago
They really should have added CPAN (for perl) to their list. Perl might not be the most popular language nowadays, but in my opinion, their package manager gets a lot of things right... * centrally hosted * mirrored all over the world * pac
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by _xo_ 13y ago
...which does not really help without the crypto-key - even if you know a list of possible passwords you cannot test them.
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by _xo_ 13y ago
I would also like to read it very much :)