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cmars

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About cmars

Software Developer in Austin/Central Texas area. Mostly Golang now.

http://github.com/cmars http://launchpad.com/cmars http://bitbucket.org/cmars

Recent public activity

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    Comment #30449909

    I made a little utility for tunneling with the Tor daemon. Check out https://github.com/cmars/onionpipe . onionpipe forwards ports on the local host to remote Onion addresses as To…

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    Show HN: Oniongrok, Onion Addresses for Anything

    I've been playing with Tor v3 hidden services to connect to my home lab from remote things, and came up with oniongrok, a small & simple utility that makes it easy to export local …

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    Comment #15985165

    I've been researching altcoins, and RaiBlocks sounds interesting. xrb_3wq3d975sq1oef7y35mzakrywke18hab85g548wkshu61pec4fxkixbwhr48 Thanks!

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    Comment #15819865

    In a forward-secure manner?

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    Comment #15819840

    > Tor onion services solve the setup-your-own-server issues, it's just not super easy yet. Lately I've been trying to make this easier. I developed ormesh ( https://github.com/cmar…

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    Comment #15789553

    I feel the same way about depending on, and routing my traffic through third-party services. I've recently developed a utility[0] to help simplify setting up hidden services w/clie…

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    Comment #6304111

    There was some controversy [1] [2] about Nokia decrypting SSL connections for their accelerated browser. Not familiar with their platform, or whether you could remove them, but Nok…

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    Comment #5726599

    Lately I have been feeling we as builders had this responsibility to build the Internet that the world needed, and we failed. We were distracted, we got rich, we ignored or misread…

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    Comment #5709429

    It's just a click. For it to matter so much whether I am clicking this link or that link with the right intent, that all this supposed meaning and morality hangs in the balance, th…

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    Comment #5704872

    Same here: Linux (redacted) 3.2.0-41-virtual #66-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 25 03:47:17 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [ 413.309308] BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at…

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    Comment #5604430

    One strong drink is enough for me, so I just tip 100% at the local place where I regularly camp -- whether I'm camping or picking up a drink. If your coffee shop is near a universi…

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    Comment #5493696

    "Personally, I regard it as rather sad that simply collecting such basic anonymous data about a smartphone or tablet could cause such an overreaction. Simply using the Internet, wi…

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    Comment #5437911

    I mostly agree, but SQLalchemy queries and the occasional complex conditional could cause one to reconsider or start making allowances.

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    Comment #5405732

    Quick project I made last night -- an SSH public key scanner. Mind your P's and Q's and only use this on networks you have permission to scan.

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    Comment #5364003

    I'd rather have the opposite -- a client that can use multiple DVCS repositories while preserving the identity of commits.

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    Comment #5270521

    I find this recommendation interesting because I am developing an OpenPGP keyserver in Go, called Hockeypuck ( https://launchpad.net/hockeypuck ). I started the project because of …

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    Comment #5175018

    I had posted a side project (ssh-auth-id) earlier this weekend. My friend & co-worker Dustin was working on this in parallel (doh!), and we've merged our efforts. If you picked up …

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    Comment #5175012

    Indeed it has merged. Read more here: http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2013/02/ssh-import-id-now-sup...

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    Comment #5165704

    This project may merge with the ssh-import-id project. Will post updates on this.

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    Comment #4949790

    Does not work with Javascript disabled. Temporarily allow qz.com, still broken. Lots of overly generic and/or suspicious tracking domains blocked. Tab closed.

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    Comment #4930967

    Making an RDBMS feel more like labix.org/mgo.. I like it!