deoxxa

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by deoxxa 3y ago
I just want a browser that tastes like a real browser!
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by deoxxa 4y ago
Erasure coding (particularly fountain codes) are what you'd want to use.
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by deoxxa 6y ago
Most things do, which is good news. I'd be interested to know if there are any projections of how these costs may be reduced. Do you have any references on hand?
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by deoxxa 6y ago
Luckily the C-suite get their own C-word for proper etiquette.
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by deoxxa 6y ago
4chan is a big place with a long history. It's kind of like 50 different websites and communities under one domain, where there's surprisingly little overlap between them all. I think you'd find that most people who visit the
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Serenity OS Update (October 2019)(youtube.com)
3 points by deoxxa 7y ago|0 comments
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by deoxxa 7y ago
That depends on what jurisdiction you're in.
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by deoxxa 8y ago
Yep, Prolog is pretty great for that kind of thing. I'm working on a project right now where I'm using Prolog (via tau-prolog) in the browser to determine permissible input options based on the user's existing selections. I&#
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by deoxxa 8y ago
I read this as "for sure I do this too"
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by deoxxa 8y ago
I would be fiercely interested in any more details around this. I'm sure many of us have seen Scotty from Strange Parts doing his headphone socket project, and the franken-phone built from spare parts, but it sounds like you're su
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by deoxxa 8y ago
Seems a bold assumption given that I (and many people I know) don't maintain accounts on linkedin or similar.
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by deoxxa 8y ago
Oh man, Sikuli (and SikuliX http://sikulix.com/ ) is amazing. It's the kind of thing where I hate that it has to exist, but I'm so happy that it does exist.
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by deoxxa 8y ago
Australian here, but I've worked for NZ companies before. Especially down in our corner of the world, it's all about who you know. If you've got a few people you've worked with where you can go "hey I'm looking
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by deoxxa 9y ago
It's interesting you say this, as that's pretty much exactly how Lightsail (Amazon's easy-mode VM thing) works by default. Public IP, ports 22 and 80 open. I'm guessing for a good chunk of users, that default config is
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by deoxxa 9y ago
Tell that to the project I migrated from scrapy to go six months back. Granted, scrapy might be doing other "fun" things to eat into performance, but it was really night and day. Immediately went from CPU bottleneck to network.
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by deoxxa 9y ago
It sure looks that way if you follow the news, but my webpack config has barely changed for two years now and I'm still getting work done.
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by deoxxa 9y ago
Ahhh. That rabbit hole is deep. Buckle up if you're going in because it starts ugly and gets worse. I've spent quite some time exploring the caverns of XACML (eXtensible Access Control Markup Language), even going so far as writin
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by deoxxa 9y ago
How did you arrive at 30+ years?
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by deoxxa 9y ago
It sounds like your problem is with the infosec industry rather than the infosec community . The community in general would agree with you about the industry being kind of broken, I'd say.
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by deoxxa 9y ago
I'm not sure about what's used in all industry applications, but this video explains one implementation of a super-cooling setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jT5rbE69ho . I won't even try to summarise it
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by deoxxa 9y ago
I'd like to hear more about pudding.
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by deoxxa 10y ago
> I'm 49 and I feel like I only just hit my peak in coding knowledge and quality. I suspect I will feel the same when I'm 59 ;-) This is very comforting to hear! I'm 27 and feel the same way. I can only hope that I keep ge
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by deoxxa 10y ago
It's also similar to what Microsoft does (did?) with Windows during development[0] - text that hasn't been translated yet is shown with a whole bunch of meaningless diacritical marks and replacement characters so it stands out. [0
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by deoxxa 10y ago
http://take.ms/fwwhx That is frustratingly poor contrast.
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by deoxxa 10y ago
This is roughly what happened with several "exploit droppers" a few years ago. It wasn't pretty GitHub sites or open source blogs, but rather "leaked" versions of the software suites, missing nearly all of the actua
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by deoxxa 10y ago
Hey neat, this has code that I wrote in it. Hooray open source.
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by deoxxa 10y ago
Maybe it takes 1s to load, but now happens 4s before you even think of opening the page?
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by deoxxa 10y ago
Either that or you wrap it up in function that makes a channel, calls the function with it, then waits on that channel for the return value. Basically you can go back/forth between async and sync(ish) in go much more easily than in Jav
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Go and JavaScript: Using GopherJS with Babel and Webpack(fknsrs.biz)
2 points by deoxxa 10y ago|0 comments
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Getting Started with the Golang Otto JavaScript Interpreter(fknsrs.biz)
3 points by deoxxa 10y ago|0 comments

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