cschramm

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by cschramm 9y ago
You can follow the assignments of such "socket numbers" for NCP in RFCs 349, 433, 503, 739, 750, and 755. RFCs 758, 762, 770, 776, and 790 address both socket numbers for NCP and port numbers for TCP/IP simultaneously. RFCs 8
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by cschramm 11y ago
There's absolutely no proof in this. The fact that a request with a TTL smaller than 12 does not trigger a response does not mean the responder is the host after 12 hops. Assuming none of the previous hosts misbehaves (they could be in
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NCR ATM API Documentation Available on Baidu(f-secure.com)
7 points by cschramm 12y ago|1 comments
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0xDBE – New Intelligent IDE for DBAs and SQL Developers(jetbrains.com)
2 points by cschramm 12y ago|0 comments
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Ghostly Plane Wrecks Found in Remote, Exotic Locations(wired.com)
7 points by cschramm 12y ago|4 comments
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Nginx has replaced Apache as the most used web server(w3techs.com)
1 points by cschramm 12y ago|0 comments
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Syria, Venezuela, Ukraine: Internet Under Fire(renesys.com)
2 points by cschramm 13y ago|0 comments
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How I hacked SIM cards with a single text - and the networks DON'T CARE(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by cschramm 13y ago|0 comments
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Rails 4.0.0.rc1(rubygems.org)
1 points by cschramm 13y ago|0 comments
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by cschramm 13y ago
For me it's the RSS feed
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Want to keep track of gem updates? BundleWatcher's got your back!(bundlewatcher.com)
9 points by cschramm 13y ago|2 comments
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SSH an ill-managed mess says SSH author Tatu Ylonen(theregister.co.uk)
4 points by cschramm 13y ago|0 comments
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by cschramm 13y ago
Yeah, copying GitHub URLs sucks. You cannot actually select it with your mouse, since some creepy JavaScript interferes and selects it for you. the result is that it's selected, but not copied to PRIMARY, as you'd expect. I fall into this t
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by cschramm 14y ago
PhpStorm and RubyMine subscription renewals during Doomsday sale. :D
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Why does Linux enforce a minimum MTU of 552?(cschramm.blogspot.de)
1 points by cschramm 14y ago|0 comments
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by cschramm 14y ago
No it's not. What makes a language functional is its ability to eliminate tail recursion.
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by cschramm 14y ago
Not using Unity?
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Windows 8 stores logon passwords in plain-text(passcape.com)
3 points by cschramm 14y ago|3 comments
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Experts troll 'biggest security mag in the world' with DICKish submission(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by cschramm 14y ago|0 comments
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by cschramm 14y ago
Many of the universities around here (Munich) got an edu domain (tum.edu (e. g. www.cs.tum.edu), hm.edu). Really US-restricted TLDs, as far as I know, are mil, gov and pro.
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by cschramm 14y ago
Looking at MattJ100's link ( http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/gre... ), it seems like POSIX grep actually does not have any recursion. Hence, only lubutu's comment ("-R is the recursion flag for ls, cp, rm, etc") is
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by cschramm 14y ago
The commit details are back now. :)
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by cschramm 14y ago
If it's not a load issue and neither some intended limitation to prevent load issues, somebody pulled it on purpose. ...which I actually included in not being able to handle HN. ;)
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by cschramm 14y ago
*BSDs have (=> OS X probably too). Solaris, HP-UX and OpenServer have not. AIX is weird: > -r Searches directories recursively. By default, links to directories are followed. > -R Searches directories recursively. By default, li
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by cschramm 14y ago
Yes, seems like Savannah can't completely handle HN ;)
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by cschramm 14y ago
Another thought: Since rgrep is an alias for grep -r and grep -r has changed, the complete rgrep tool has changed and this can _not_ be fixed by using the "right" switch. Hence rgrep is useless for scripting now.
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by cschramm 14y ago
I've always used -r before, since it saves a key press. ;) But I started using -R today, in the middle of a WTF event while inspecting some Python files, digging up a Debian bug report, inspecting the upstream change and posting this to HN.
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GNU grep 2.12 changes behavior of recursion options, breaks existing scripts(bugs.debian.org)
119 points by cschramm 14y ago|77 comments
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Richard Stallman: Copyright vs. Community(gnunet.org)
2 points by cschramm 14y ago|0 comments