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Bootstrapped startup packagecloud.io adds support for Python package repos(blog.packagecloud.io)
4 points by ice799 11y ago|0 comments
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by ice799 11y ago
I built https://packagecloud.io to help make creating, hosting, and installing APT (and other) repositories easier. Check it out :D
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Show HN: Launched onpremise version of our bootstrapped startup, packagecloud.io(enterprise.packagecloud.io)
2 points by ice799 12y ago|0 comments
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by ice799 12y ago
Thanks!
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by ice799 12y ago
Check out my above comment and feel free to ping me via email or twitter. Would love to get more detailed feedback from you and maybe try to change your mind!
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by ice799 12y ago
Hi! Just for fun: man reprepro and search for 'corrupt' :) You can use all your normal tools to upgrade, install, and remove packages as you normally would. So, for, Debian-based systems, apt-get upgrade, install, remove, etc all
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Show HN: Packagecloud – Hosted Package Repositories(packagecloud.io)
45 points by ice799 12y ago|17 comments
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by ice799 13y ago
I thought it was pretty crazy that a tweak to prevent XFree86 from breaking on 64bit systems + support for the ELF small code execution model would later result in pthread_create overhead so large that creating threads on a P4 would be as s
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Notes about an odd, esoteric, yet incredibly useful library: libthread_db(timetobleed.com)
7 points by ice799 13y ago|0 comments
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How a crazy GNU assembler macro helps you debug GRUB with GDB(timetobleed.com)
11 points by ice799 14y ago|0 comments
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by ice799 14y ago
lolruby
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by ice799 14y ago
search the page for linux and check the tags at the bottom. says linux a few times bro.
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A deep dive to find a nasty bug(blog.boundary.com)
77 points by ice799 14y ago|5 comments
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by ice799 15y ago
hi. linux does have this. you just strip the debug symbols out (and put them somewhere safe). then write a .gnu_debuglink section to the stripped ELF binary with a CRC that matches the stripped symbols. once something bad happens: you just
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by ice799 15y ago
the gzip bug mentioned did not segfault. it simply corrupted the gzip file in memory. not that selective son. imma talk the way i talk and dont give a fuck if you like it or not.
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by ice799 15y ago
You are totally missing the point, bro. The question really is: how much data corruption is occurring that _does not_ cause world ending segfaults? THAT is what you need to worry about. Check yourself before you wreck yourself.
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by ice799 15y ago
registers are scanned, too. the bug is not that the ref is in a register. the bug is that there are no refs anywhere. not on the stack and not in any register.
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The Broken Promises of MRI/REE/YARV(timetobleed.com)
149 points by ice799 15y ago|65 comments
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An obscure kernel feature to get more info about dying processes(timetobleed.com)
132 points by ice799 16y ago|28 comments
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by ice799 16y ago
thanks man. i've also updated the graphs on my blog.
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by ice799 16y ago
done, refresh page and you should see em.
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by ice799 16y ago
grossly exaggerated? bro, i gave the raw numbers in a table above the graph. if i were trying to lie i wouldn't have given the numbers. i took the graphs as-is from goog docs and put em in my blog post. i just zero-based the vertical scale.
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by ice799 16y ago
Spilling has nothing to do with this. GCC has the chance to pick another GPR that is caller saved but instead picks a callee saved register. This decision increases the size of libc by 1% when compiled with -fomit-frame-pointer[1]. [1] htt
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by ice799 16y ago
building the code in the bug report as a 64bit binary and various system information: http://gist.github.com/483494 and testing harness, scripts to build it, and to run it: http://gist.github.com/483524 -- yes i was too lazy to make a
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by ice799 16y ago
Chill, son. 1.) I can provide the codez. I'll add a link to the article. 2.) Yeah. If you read the article, it reproduces on 64bit code, too. 3.) Not true. Try gcc (Debian 4.3.2-1.1) 4.3.2. The version I mentioned that I used in my post. 4.
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Dynamic symbol table duel: ELF vs Mach-O, round 2(timetobleed.com)
5 points by ice799 16y ago|0 comments
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by ice799 16y ago
sorry bro i write the way i talk. also: "shit, piss, fuck, cunt, cocksucker, motherfucker, and tits."
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by ice799 16y ago
what's wrong with that? i removed that part from the conclusion to help fix your butthurt.
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by ice799 16y ago
i don't do graphics bro sorry
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American Express fails miserably at basic security(timetobleed.com)
252 points by ice799 16y ago|69 comments

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