adventureloop

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by adventureloop 4y ago
Klara Inc. | Multiple roles | Full-time (Contractor) | Remote | https://klarasystems.com/careers/ As a provider of open-source services, Klara focuses on the art of open software and community-driven development. We be
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by adventureloop 10y ago
Living permanently on 4G I couldn't get by without mosh. I have managed to do weeks of work with most+tmux+vim at times when ssh was too painful to use.
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by adventureloop 10y ago
UDP certainly is connectionless, but that doesn't mean a host can't call `connect` on a UDP scoket. In fact, it is encouraged[1]. I am going to quote the entire paragraph from the RFC, the guidelines document is a very good read i
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by adventureloop 10y ago
There was a short story on starshipsofa[1] with a similar premise. A research team working time travel are worried about massive energy events, so they plan their test runs to coincide with nuclear tests. I wish I could remember what it was
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by adventureloop 10y ago
I have one of these, I got it purely to do a build like this inspired by someone else in the hackerspace. There must be a load of people that want hardware like this in and are in various stages of getting it. I was reading some of the reve
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by adventureloop 10y ago
I have a BQ E5 Ubuntu Edition(running android now) that I got nearly 1 month ago. Hardware has been okay so far, this phone has ram trouble with ubuntu touch. It is okay running android, a little under powered I think.
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by adventureloop 11y ago
I am not sure why anything uses DASH, but the problem isn't just limited to it. Http video streaming is quite hard to do well, a lot of clients struggle[0] [0]: http://yuba.stanford.edu/~nickm/papers/Confused_
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by adventureloop 12y ago
The Pirate Box[1] firmware is the perfect thing for this. The problem is finding power to keep the box running, but with wifi, you can hide the box somewhere out of site. I have always thought it would be cool to set up a piratebox somewher
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by adventureloop 12y ago
The channel for my local hackerspace is quite active, but not so busy that you can't keep track of what is going on. I also loiter in some bsd channels that are reasonably active as well. It probably helps to find channels that have a
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by adventureloop 12y ago
Jim Killock(Director of ORG) toured around Scotland last week to talk about a Scottish National Identity scheme. The audio I recorded of him is on the internet archive here[1] [1]: https://archive.org/details/JimKillock
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by adventureloop 12y ago
I was in the room for this talk and despite the technical issues, it was a very inspiring session.
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by adventureloop 12y ago
This is great news, the DragonFly project keeps doing really interesting things. The interview linked elsewhere in the thread give a good overview of how the project is doing. Matthew Dillon mentions in the interview that DragonFly will be
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by adventureloop 12y ago
Wow I had never seen these devices from Onyx before. Thanks for posting this. I too would be really interested to find out how the phone works in the real world. I am less interested in the 9" ereaders, but would be interested in findi
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by adventureloop 12y ago
There is an opera of this poem by Fredosphere. I think it comes out really well, but I always get strange looks when it comes out of iTunes. http://fredosphere.uni-nets.com/
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by adventureloop 12y ago
I skimmed, but cannot seem to see which project is being supported when they say NTP. When you support the OpenBSD Foundation you support: - OpenBSD - OpenSSH - OpenBGPD - OpenNTPD - OpenSMTPD - LibreSSL The wording makes me think tha
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by adventureloop 12y ago
Whats your application? We have a pi up a mountain on a solar panel and it is doing ok.
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by adventureloop 13y ago
Yeah that came to mind as well as this http://xkcd.com/602/ .
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by adventureloop 13y ago
Not the chip in the article, but still a Cortex M0+ http://www.nxp.com/products/microcontrollers/cortex_m0_m0/lp... These are about £0.71 at single unit quantities and are very hobbyist friendly in a DIP pack
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by adventureloop 13y ago
This is really cool, I find the microsoft documentation particularly terrible. I always had a chuckle when the first result for a simple C# concept and the result isn't a MSDN site. I also chuckle when the result is a forum post from 2
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by adventureloop 13y ago
Okay so the domain my site is run off gets 0 of 5 stars. I know my VPS provider has ipv6 support, so how do I close the gap?
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by adventureloop 13y ago
You have described exactly what I use instapaper for. It is a crying shame that the instapaper search is nearly useless, but it means I can usually cut down my search set to my own 500 saved pages vs the entire web.
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by adventureloop 13y ago
Lastpass on the mobile app can be set up to require a password at all times. Mine locks as soon the Screen goes out of focus. With a password manager he can use it to trigger an audit. It might not cut down the time taken to change password
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by adventureloop 13y ago
I too use windows 8.1 daily. I didn't mind windows 8 at all. It was only different when I turned the computer on, the rest of the time it was just slightly different windows 7. With 8.1 I only see the metro screen when I accidentally p
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by adventureloop 13y ago
It is a real shame, but OpenBSD as a project care a lot about having free access to all the available code[1]. It makes a lot of sense to me to want access to all of the code for something as core as the boot process. Of course the project
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by adventureloop 13y ago
I wish the FreeBSD hardware pages gave a description of what is supported. The OpenBSD hardware pages really do stand out in this regard. Compare OpenBSD's BeagleBone[1] Black vs FreeBSD's BeagleBone Black[2] From the OpenBSD page
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by adventureloop 13y ago
I like the idea, but the moving images in my eye line as I tried to read made me feel really queasy.
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by adventureloop 13y ago
Another really useful command is the open $ open filename.png $ open . $ open -e filename.txt $ open -a Pixen filename.png The first command will open the file with the default application. Open . will open the current
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by adventureloop 13y ago
I started using vi mode recently. The only thing that I really miss are ci and di commands.
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What blogging was(hyperorg.com)
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by adventureloop 13y ago
This isn't really a new attack, but it is pretty cool way of automating it. Other comments mention this being mitigated with full disk encryption and a firmware password. As mentioned in the OpenBSD FAQ[1] an attacker with physical acc

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