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   by treed 12y ago

   There are lots of stories of SELinux saves out there now. This is one I saw just recently: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1xdokz/selinux_saved... I myself have had several SELinux saves. It&#x27
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   by treed 13y ago

   ASCII via frequency analysis! Dude, you are awesome!
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   by treed 15y ago

   Stephen was wrong, Kip was right! :)
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   by treed 16y ago

   #kernel-panic on freenode for good Linux and tons of other good discussion. Been there for years. Active right now with 34 people. But pretty much every major FOSS project has an IRC channel, usually on freenode. Every programming language,
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   by treed 16y ago

   Because often you can ram a bunch of gunk down the hole and have it stay there. This is how they have been controlling wells and stopping gushers since the beginning. The problem with asking non petroleum engineers this sort of question is
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   by treed 18y ago

   Python. For a lot of reasons. It's easy. It has a lot of libraries. The Python based CMSs are better. And most importantly it's easier to find decent python programmers. The vast majority of PHP guys I have interviewed ONLY know one languag
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   by treed 19y ago

   I read about this a month or two ago. Watched the video, read the whole paper, it's awesome. A great way to demonstrate that computers are really just machines and not magical at all.