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by mossity 4y ago
It looks pretty well archived to me, where are you seeing things missing?
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by mossity 4y ago
99% of the spam email I've been getting has been using using static redirect sites hosted on GCS to try to get past spam filters too. I've tried reporting it via https://support.google.com/code/contact/cl
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by mossity 5y ago
This wasn't in the kernel, this was just a piece of malware targeting Linux systems
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by mossity 6y ago
I started reading this thinking Nix was a programming language, became very confused when it started talking about files and an object database.
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by mossity 6y ago
I thought the book "Philosophy and Simulation" by Manuel de Landa did a really great job of tying together some threads around simulation and it's connection to reality. I haven't read Simulacra but it seems like Baudril
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by mossity 7y ago
According to the author, readers of the book are already translating the port of Git in the book to C++, Clojure, Elixir, Haskell, Java, Node, Rust, and Swift https://twitter.com/mountain_ghosts/status/111486305080
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by mossity 8y ago
Not exactly what you're getting at but the artist Thijs Rijkers did a series of pieces similar to this, called Suicide Machines: https://vimeo.com/56871178
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by mossity 9y ago
Reading about CVE-2017-9805 it was really interesting to learn that the company that discovered it was using a Datalog-like language in order to query Java code for vulnerability patterns. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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Using QL to find a remote code execution vulnerability in Apache Struts(lgtm.com)
1 points by mossity 9y ago|1 comments
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by mossity 10y ago
Process Hacker is much better than Process Explorer, plus it's open source :)
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Abstraction, Or, the Gift of Our Weak Brains(engineering.pivotal.io)
3 points by mossity 11y ago|1 comments
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by mossity 12y ago
The points about the JVM not being able to guarantee that your code won't block the thread apply; it's left up to you to do it. This doesn't come as any surprise to me, nor I would guess to most users of the library, so I&#x2
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by mossity 12y ago
FWIW, it's just going to be a metered paywall, similar to the NY Times (ie "You have read 1 of your 10 free articles this week."). I for one hope that people decide their well written, very important articles are worth paying
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by mossity 12y ago
This seems slightly cribbed from "Rethinking Best Practices" by Pete Hunt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7cQ3mrcKaY
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by mossity 12y ago
On a similar theme, I did a blog post a while back on lazy quicksort in Ruby: http://mossity.com/2013/08/17/implementing-a-lazy-quicksort-...
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by mossity 13y ago
Despite being a programmer, I believe Sarah is a woman.
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by mossity 14y ago
Yeah, thought of Enlive when I read this. I wish this style of templating could get imported into Rails.
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by mossity 14y ago
Could probably also include something like Sugar.js or Underscore.js that tries to bring a lot of the missing syntactic sugar to JS.
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by mossity 14y ago
Looks like it should be possible: http://pow.cx/manual.html#section_2.1.4
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by mossity 14y ago
I made this map of Brooklyn cafes conducive to work 2 years ago, can't attest to them all though: https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=214143523254713204966.0...
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by mossity 15y ago
As always, the trick is to pretend you want to print it: http://www.everydayhealth.com/printview.aspx?puid=EB6220D4-B...
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by mossity 15y ago
not seeing it in Chrome 11.0.698.68.. quitting after 600 requests.
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by mossity 15y ago
is it too late to suggest an epigraph? "Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better." - Samuel Beckett