statik_42

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by statik_42 11y ago
This seems almost like a scientific way of stating Murphy's law with an addendum: anything that can happen, will happen..eventually.
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by statik_42 11y ago
This looks awesome and seems like a great opportunity for me to further hone my reverse engineering skills (which I only recently have been getting into). Thanks for sharing!
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by statik_42 12y ago
I've been following your linux insides posts for a while now, and I just want to say thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge in such a clear and enjoyable way. This booting process series has been particularly enjoyable and use
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by statik_42 12y ago
This is very cool. I love Lua, though my experience with it is limited to the few weeks I spent playing around with it as a Source engine scripting language in Half-Life 2: Sandbox. Still, it was very fun to learn, and I think this is an in
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by statik_42 12y ago
This is exactly the kind of visually appealing and easily navigable Vim plugin directory I've been searching for ever since I started using it last year. Thank you for sharing, this is fantastic!
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by statik_42 12y ago
This is some serious hacking, I love projects like these. Kudos for the live hex editor as well, this is a really cool debugging setup. Thanks for sharing!
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by statik_42 12y ago
Fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing!
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by statik_42 13y ago
So true. People at my school don't always realize that computer science isn't just about programming, it's truly a subset of mathematics.
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by statik_42 13y ago
This seems like a great book just from skimming a few chapters, I'll make sure I spend more time with this later. Thanks for posting.
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by statik_42 13y ago
This is really cool, I love the Vim bindings. Well done, I look forward to following this project as it progresses.