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How Money Moves – A real-time visualisation of Bitcoin traffic(medium.com)
5 points by mr_brown 12y ago|0 comments
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by mr_brown 12y ago
/me also misses IRC from the times where you could type --<--{@ and you could be sure it looked just the same on the other end. Monospace was the norm, not the exception and all the IRC clients displayed all lines aligned (to the
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Blocksign: Sign legal documents using the blockchain(blocksign.com)
10 points by mr_brown 12y ago|0 comments
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by mr_brown 12y ago
I continue to use Dropbox as my company is paying for it anyway which makes my dropbox limit bigger than my hard-drive will ever be and it doesn't make sense to make my own life harder for political reasons. On the other hand I also us
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by mr_brown 12y ago
I never wrote too many C or C++ on the desktop, but often ended up refactoring my embedded code from one style to an other. After a while I realized this is simply my way of understanding the code better, and making sure I haven't miss
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by mr_brown 12y ago
And indeed I just received an email from QNAP: http://qnap.benchmarkmails26.com/c/v?e=53F45E&c=47C09&l=149F...
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by mr_brown 12y ago
I believe there will be plenty of linux NASs that will be vulnerable for the forseeable future. NASs are usually bigger and more functional than routers, they tend to run a more full system. Many of these for exampe run bash as far as I rem
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by mr_brown 12y ago
import os os.putenv("ANYTHING", "() { :;}; echo bu") os.system("bash") If this works (and it does) that means it's enough for a CGI script to invoke bash. It doesn't even have to be written in bash.
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by mr_brown 12y ago
CDNs are used to deliver static, highly cacheable content, like assets, images, media content, stuff that will be delivered to many users. It is very rare that a website serves this type of content under the same domain as the dynamic conte
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Bitcoin Core dev GMaxwell resigns job at Mozilla to work more on Bitcoin(bitcoinstats.com)
6 points by mr_brown 12y ago|2 comments