motrm

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by motrm 5mo ago
There was a fairly active thread on the mailop mailing list about this, as you might expect given its userbase. Annoyingly, mailop.org list archives are member-only (free to join however). Mail Archive has the content, though I never much l
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by motrm 5mo ago
I wonder if OP didn't realise there was this _Show Hidden Files_ option and their .git was indeed backed up. That would be nice, they'd be able to get their history back!
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by motrm 6mo ago
Mildly pedantic, and of course ignores how wild this whole thing is, but I don't think this bit is correct: After waiting for a little while, the program terminated with the following output: astrid@chungus infra gzip -vc res
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by motrm 6mo ago
Very suspicious URL for this, with a prominent link to Trezor Suite at suite-trezorup[.]com - looks a lot like phishing. Be careful.
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by motrm 8mo ago
Reminds me a little of Fly's Tokenizer - https://github.com/superfly/tokenizer It's a little HTTP proxy that your application can route requests through, and the proxy is what handles adding the API keys or
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by motrm 8mo ago
Sounds like a dialup modem at about 3:30 :) How sure are we the aliens aren't trying to dial in?
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by motrm 1y ago
Jeff Geerling has been sleuthing into this lately too - my biggest takeaway is that it's only viewer counts that are suffering, he's not seen revenue drop which is key. Viewer counts are vanity, revenue is sanity :) https:/&
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by motrm 1y ago
DNA makes me think of ASN.1 in that a short sequence of bits can convey rather a lot of information - but it makes no sense without knowing which message those bits represent. Only with that knowledge can you turn those bits into something
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by motrm 1y ago
Echoing parrit's comment, this was indeed a very nice read and very well written. I particularly enjoyed the gentle exposition into the world of cgroups and how they work, the levers available, and finally how Ubicloud uses them. Looki
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by motrm 1y ago
To be fair it's the actual releases that are in a single file. Development evidently happens in the traditional sense with the project in a nicely defined tree. The build process looks pretty gnarly, but it works! https://gi
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by motrm 1y ago
12 days left to support mtlynch's book on levelling up your writing, something many of us software developers could make use of. The discussion about Rules for Writing Software Tutorials had a lively discussion here not too long ago -
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by motrm 2y ago
It's incredible to see such capability on such a tiny board. The LA9310 has incredible specs, too, what a beast. Have you done anything with its Network Listening feature? I'm curious if that's frequency flexible or if it&#x2
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by motrm 2y ago
I have to say this is perhaps one of my favourite CCC talks. Interesting subject matter, novel technical problems and solutions, story narrated at speed and with just enough information to fill in typical knowledge gaps, and on top of all o
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by motrm 2y ago
And here I was wondering what the odd title meant, but with your hint it totally makes sense. From the page:  <title>wrttn:04af1a</title> and of course i
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by motrm 2y ago
Don't build from scratch :-) It's a rare project that a rebuild succeeds! My experience is with Laravel, so not too far off your ideal of using Symfony, though I wouldn't let minimalism cause you to avoid Laravel and end up h
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by motrm 2y ago
Certainly Qualcomm modems can have their diagnostic mode enabled when you have access to /dev/diag - usually on rooted devices but occasionally on stock. You can ask the processor to send higher layer information via diag, includi
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by motrm 2y ago
I submitted a comment to this article but it's unclear if it's going to be moderated or indeed published, here's what I said: I think it's a bit discourteous to shoo Daniel away due to an out of scope report, then
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by motrm 2y ago
Interdictor! That's the one! Looks like the posts start at https://interdictor.livejournal.com/?skip=340 and newer ones can be found via the 'Next 10' link at the lower right. Thanks Julian!
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by motrm 2y ago
I really wanted to reply here with a link to something I recall reading from back when Katrina happened, but I can't find it. If I remember correctly it was someone called Usurper or The Usurper and they chronicled their journey at the
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by motrm 2y ago
If the pieces of state are all well known at build time - and trusted in terms of their content - it may be feasible to print out JSON 'manually' as it were, instead of needing to use a JSON library, print "{" prin
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by motrm 2y ago
Commenting before I've read this latest installment, I'm expecting nothing short of fun technical details and some interesting insights. The first two parts were a really fun introduction into many aspects of how a text editor wor
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by motrm 2y ago
I wanted to like this but turned it off as I found it too distracting. As a competent programmer I've already got an idea of what I'm about to write in my head, yet having an immediate prompt suggest a "do you mean this?&quot
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by motrm 3y ago
REST isn't too painful yet, but it will be in the not too distant future. As you know, the REST API will deliver a maximum of 2000 records per request, so beyond a certain scale it's not really tenable in terms of speed & cons
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by motrm 3y ago
This is very cool! I built a similar tool for a project with the need for two-way data syncing between Salesforce and MySQL via Laravel. Salesforce objects map quite nicely onto Laravel’s Eloquent models (and booleans work fine! ref @ianyan
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by motrm 3y ago
> If I have a DVD at home when the site shuts down, do I just get to keep it? The company’s emails haven’t said. Late in August the reporting[0][1] said that Netflix DVD subscribers could keep any DVDs they have at the time of shutdown,
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by motrm 3y ago
So mainly just Ghidra & Hopper were successfully tripped up by fairplayd - thanks for the explanation! Great article overall, thanks for taking the time to write it up.
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by motrm 3y ago
> We use IDA for convenience in this article, although we must be especially careful when importing the binary into other tools (we will explain why at the end of the article) Forgive me if I missed this being explained - I was curious w
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by motrm 3y ago
And they've just posted the article about how they plan to get the sources without violating the RH ToS: https://rockylinux.org/news/keeping-open-source-open/
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by motrm 3y ago
I was going to post this exact issue. It's been a thing as far back as I can remember. The worst part is when you don't remember what the last thing you moved was. You know you've undone something, but you don't know wha
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by motrm 3y ago
I think he could indeed be right, I was curious about that too and came across this page[0] about Mongolian gers (aka yurt) which includes the following etiquette guidelines: - When approaching a Mongolian ger it is customary to say, “Nokho

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