mlacitation

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by mlacitation 12y ago
The design document is a good read and includes high-level details of how they're grabbing packets (AF_PACKET), the packet index format (leveldb), and defensive action they took (fuzz testing via AFL, setcap, setcomp): https:/&#x
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by mlacitation 12y ago
I founded 4chan eleven and a half years ago at the age of 15, and after more than a decade of service, I've decided it's time for me to move on. 4chan has faced numerous challenges over the years, including how to continuously sat
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by mlacitation 12y ago
This looks great, thanks :)
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by mlacitation 12y ago
Is there an online archive that I can view before signing up?
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An incomplete list of Go tools(dominik.honnef.co)
1 points by mlacitation 12y ago|0 comments
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by mlacitation 12y ago
Thanks for the shoutout! Twitpic-Backup is pretty old but will definitely get your images. Props to pcgMongo for today's PR: https://github.com/Stantheman/Twitpic-Backup/pull/2
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by mlacitation 13y ago
I have a mirror of this site. wooledge.org runs off of greycat's (#bash on freenode) home DSL connection: http://bash.cumulonim.biz/BashPitfalls.html
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by mlacitation 13y ago
Have you tried a recent version? This commit should have made things much better: https://github.com/linode/longview/commit/dc48b6ddce04dc7155...
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by mlacitation 13y ago
Do you remember any? I'd love to hear some!
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by mlacitation 14y ago
With regards to the real-time analysis, you might find perl's Regexp::Debugger fun to use: http://search.cpan.org/~dconway/Regexp-Debugger-0.001011/lib... That's the documentation for using the module in your code. If you're interested in
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by mlacitation 14y ago
Off-topic, but you searched AltaVista? Did you choose to use it specifically or is it your daily driver?
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by mlacitation 14y ago
Rob Pike actually wrote something similar in his short, self-proclaimed polemic, "Systems Software Research is Irrelevant": http://herpolhode.com/rob/utah2000.pdf "Only one GUI has ever been seriously tried, and its best ideas date from t
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Growing Tobacco in New Jersey(schwertly.com)
1 points by mlacitation 14y ago|0 comments
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by mlacitation 14y ago
I'm copying this from a previous comment of mine because I always end up writing about the great features of Taskwarrior: Seconding taskwarrior for being a great todo handler. It has a minimalistic interface, but doesn't lack any features t
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New York Times: F.B.I. Admits Hacker Group's Eavesdropping(nytimes.com)
4 points by mlacitation 15y ago|0 comments
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by mlacitation 15y ago
Seconding taskwarrior for being a great todo handler. It has a minimalistic interface, but doesn't lack any features that you (might) find yourself wanting after a while of use. The IRC channel (#taskwarrior on Freenode) is active too. The
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Job placement program for top students in Stanford's online AI class(pastebin.com)
201 points by mlacitation 15y ago|111 comments
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by mlacitation 15y ago
Of course, there's always Hacker News Daily, an automatically generated list (RSS available) of the top HN stories: http://www.daemonology.net/hn-daily/ I particularly like the one aspect of non-repeating entries, "The 10 highest-rated ar
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by mlacitation 15y ago
This warning is much clearer (and useful). I completely agree -- disk-heavy moves can be painful. On that note, if you're using TextMate with MacFusion/SSHFS, you'll want to get the ReMate plugin. It disables refresh on regaining focus for
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by mlacitation 15y ago
What was the problem? I use MacFuse on Snow Leopard daily at work and home and the worst I've ever seen was TextMate move slow when I woke from sleep (and the drive wasn't mounted)
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by mlacitation 15y ago
Prepaying for a year saves you 10%, prepaying for 2 years saves 15. If you already have an account, just open a ticket and you'll have the discount in minutes.
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by mlacitation 15y ago
The actual task information is stored in your home directory. I use it on a Linode and stay connected all day (cloud enough for me :) ) I've seen other people use it with Dropbox, which would fulfill the syncing requirement. There's a guy o
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by mlacitation 15y ago
I use Task on my Linode too. I have the output of "task list" cronned to a text file under a virtual host. The file uses auth-based htaccess rules, and I have the unique user/pass saved in the URL bookmarked on my machine. I usually have a