ill0gicity

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by ill0gicity 1y ago
I've been attacked by name. Yes, very ADHD.
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by ill0gicity 3y ago
I've been using Mailu ( https://mailu.io/ ) for years and have had no problems. I love that it has the concept of domain admins so that people can manage mailboxes for their own domains. DNS isn't automatic, but meh
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by ill0gicity 3y ago
7A doesn't sound right for a full rack. Each rack has its own breaker and those are 15A at the smallest. I suspect the 7A was for a half-rack deal, though those are extremely rare for HE.
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by ill0gicity 4y ago
Once upon a time I wrote a DNS zone sync shell script. It was great, and terrible. Truth is, it should never have been a shell script. I used curl to make API calls to Oracle (then Dyn), awk to turn API output into the local zone format, so
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by ill0gicity 4y ago
Most impactful? Wrote a Slack chatbot that allowed on-call operations engineers to leave their laptops in their cars. The bot could help investigate, diagnose, troubleshoot, and resolve issues ranging from single-site slowness to service ou
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by ill0gicity 5y ago
I could say, "tell me something I don't know", and stop there. But where's the usefulness in that? I began suffering from depression around age 8, but wasn't diagnosed until 32. To me it was normal. I didn't ha
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by ill0gicity 5y ago
My solution was to use a single domain for everything, with different locations broken out under their own subdomains. My colocated rack is "fmt2". VPSs are under normal IATA 3-letter codes. Homes, not just mine, are under "&
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by ill0gicity 7y ago
This is one I put together a while back for gcc and clang: https://github.com/jeffwalter/defer/ . There's no limit to the number of defers you can have. At least not one I've run into.
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by ill0gicity 7y ago
I created a notification gateway for services, jobs, and users to utilize. It accepts plain-text to send to a default channel or custom if the text contains a valid channel spec. It also accepts HTTP requests where the headers can control n
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by ill0gicity 7y ago
I see someone at Mozilla watched the "Silicon Valley" Tethics episode.
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by ill0gicity 7y ago
There are simply too many puns are floating around in my brain-- and they're all terrible. My wife has always said, "everyone likes a good poop joke", but I think that may have been targeted at preschoolers and not adults.
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by ill0gicity 7y ago
My most common repetitive task at work? Writing scripts to avoid repetitive tasks.
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by ill0gicity 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, have you already dealt with Navis, the packing and shipping company? When spoken "Nabis" and "Navis" are very similar, and I'm sure some enterprising lawyer would claim it to be confusingly si
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by ill0gicity 8y ago
The title of this is oddly apropos.
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by ill0gicity 8y ago
Marty: Doc, you don't just walk into a store and ask for plutonium. Did you rip this off? Doc: Of course, from a group of Libyan Nationalists. They wanted me to build them a bomb, so I took their plutonium and in turn gave them a shiny
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by ill0gicity 8y ago
This seems somewhat familiar to me... https://domainnamewire.com/2009/11/30/paris-wins-parvi-org-i... Hopefully it turns out well for Mr. Frydman as it did for me (even though Paris still hasn't paid up)
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by ill0gicity 9y ago
Maybe? Apple LLVM version 9.0.0 (clang-900.0.39.2) Target: x86_64-apple-darwin16.7.0 Thread model: posix InstalledDir: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctool
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by ill0gicity 9y ago
I read your 2016 as 2017; guess that what being sick for a few days does to the brain. And it doesn't require you pass those options: https://imgur.com/a/Hymj9 (clang-900.0.39.2)
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by ill0gicity 9y ago
I gathered two methods-- one for gcc, another for clang-- and crammed them into a set of macros that require no special compiler flags almost two years ago: https://github.com/jeffwalter/defer/blob/master&#x2F
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by ill0gicity 9y ago
I'd been looking for a new way to roast whole hogs... My search has ended here.
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by ill0gicity 9y ago
The UI is easier? I'm gonna need you to explain this.
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by ill0gicity 10y ago
Consider for moment why the French are training eagles to take down drones: bombs. Now think about how the eagles are dealing with the drones... They knock them out of the sky. I can't be the only one seeing a problem with this. "
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by ill0gicity 10y ago
Control systems for drones typically run on 2.4GHz, but they don't have to. The 70cm band (433MHz typical) is available for people with amateur radio licenses (or people who don't care). There are also 3G chips (Particle Electron)
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by ill0gicity 10y ago
I'm not sure if you're aware, but bullets don't always stop when they hit something... Over-penetration is a very real problem with very real consequences.
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Playing with ES6: Tail Call Optimization(medium.com)
1 points by ill0gicity 10y ago|0 comments
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by ill0gicity 10y ago
I recently wrote and was able to open-source https://github.com/weebly/tinydns-filter . I got tired of using online tools to create individual records that tinydns-data doesn't support, so I wrote a tool to process
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by ill0gicity 10y ago
Oh and let's be clear: extending your life and saving you money do not make you safer.
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by ill0gicity 10y ago
Regardless of all the statistics, math, and you-live-longers in this I have to disagree. Maybe I'm just an incredibly lucky driver (zero collisions) and a disaster-magnet on a bicycle (40 year old woman driving an SUV (SF), 33 year old
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by ill0gicity 11y ago
And the award for Best Story Title Innuendo goes to... opens envelope "DHS Giving Firms Free Penetration Tests". Brian Krebs.
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Show HN: “Automagic” profiling of Perl subroutines(gist.github.com)
3 points by ill0gicity 11y ago|0 comments

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