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Obfuscate Go Builds(github.com)
1 points by aus_ 4y ago|0 comments
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Offensive Golang Bonanza: Writing Golang Malware(youtube.com)
2 points by aus_ 5y ago|0 comments
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SimuLand: Understand adversary tradecraft and improve detection strategies(microsoft.com)
2 points by aus_ 5y ago|0 comments
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Falcon Heavy Model – bps.space(bps.space)
1 points by aus_ 8y ago|0 comments
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Debugging Nintendo Switch Linux power management – battery desync edition(blog.quendi.moe)
2 points by aus_ 8y ago|0 comments
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by aus_ 9y ago
Ha! Small world on HN. I haven't personally tried the Edgerouter solution. I've been trying to replicate on pfSense/BSD, but it isn't as simple as you might think. :/ https://forum.pfsense.org/index.
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by aus_ 9y ago
You might try this: https://github.com/jaysoffian/eap_proxy You have to enable `set system offload ipv4 vlan enable` else your routing performance will suffer.
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by aus_ 9y ago
There is varying levels of difficulty when you want to BYO router. The situation for AT&T U-Verse isn't too fun. If you want to use your own hardware, you only have a few options: 1. They offer "IP Passthrough" which is f
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Nuclear football(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by aus_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by aus_ 10y ago
Is Wide Color preserved when processing video?
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Chisel – A fast TCP tunnel over HTTP(github.com)
101 points by aus_ 10y ago|38 comments
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by aus_ 10y ago
> What really worked for me is building a small product. The big picture I have for Logojoy will take years. I was able to get really excited about it because I decided on the simplest version of it. Spend time deciding on the most criti
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So I lost my OpenBSD FDE Password(blog.filippo.io)
2 points by aus_ 10y ago|0 comments
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Droplet: The Smart Reminder(dropletlife.com)
3 points by aus_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by aus_ 10y ago
Notably, Xenial is also the first release to bring support for s390x architecture (ie mainframes). [0]: https://insights.ubuntu.com/2015/08/17/ibm-and-canonical-pla... [1]: https://help.ubuntu.com&
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by aus_ 11y ago
Free YC 2016 application: Build website to crowdsource $292,201,338. Buy all the lotto tickets. Pay back investors 150% of their investment. Make ~ $69.5M. (assuming lotto tickets are a $1) (someone else can figure out the break even point
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by aus_ 11y ago
http://callbackhell.com is a good starting point.
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by aus_ 11y ago
IBM has been recently promoting Docker on z. IBM argues the high I/O capabilities of their platform are a good fit for the container model. (I don't disagree with them. The many-application-on-big-hardware model is not a new conce
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Gene Amdahl(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by aus_ 11y ago|0 comments
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by aus_ 11y ago
> ...moving the focus away from mainframes. Actually, System z (mainframes) still accounts for a quarter of IBM's revenue and about half of its profits. [1] At least, that was the case in 2012. I suspect that hasn't changed muc
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by aus_ 11y ago
You can blame IBM for that. The fact that they haven't made it easy for security researchers (or anyone really) to tinker hurts the platform. Up until a few years ago, there was no legal way to run z/OS on hardware that wasn'
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by aus_ 11y ago
For the security researchers out there, mainframes are really under-researched. There just aren't many people that have the expertise in the platform required for security research. And most of the people who do have expertise in the p
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by aus_ 11y ago
> What kind of demand do you think there is for a Linux-only mainframe? I think the answer really depends on IBM. Technically speaking, the hardware is rock-solid. There are no single points of failure in mainframe systems. But there are
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by aus_ 11y ago
I think IBM is headed that direction with BlueMix. That is their public cloud offering. However, there are no mainframe offerings yet.
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by aus_ 11y ago
You are preaching to the choir! I am not an IBMer, so I have the same gripes. Mainframes gradually exited academia in the mid-80s. It was a terrible mistake by IBM, because they essentially eliminated the next generation of mainframers. The
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by aus_ 11y ago
It's hard to answer "z/OS vs Linux on z" generically, because there's use cases for both. But perhaps the most generic answer I can give you in favor of Linux is: familiarity. z/OS has a long history. It's
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by aus_ 11y ago
By trade, I am a mainframe systems programmer at a large financial institution. My group is responsible for mainframe operating systems: z/OS (it may also be referred to as MVS), z/VM (the mainframe hypervisor), and z/Linux (
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by aus_ 11y ago
Just to clarify: P-series (Power/POWER8) Linux is not the same as what is announced here. LinuxONE runs on the System z (mainframe / s390x) platform.
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by aus_ 11y ago
Good stuff here. People fall into the mistake of just comparing cores and memory specs between x86_64 and s390x. The hardware redundancy benefits are pretty huge. You really need a full proof-of-concept to get any picture of how your workl
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by aus_ 11y ago
Do you have a source on if the LinuxONE Emprorer is actually a z13 underneath? It wouldn't be surprised if the Emperor and Rockhopper are just re-branded z13s and z114s. If true, here's your specs for the z13: http://ww

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