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polaris64
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Comment #48105449
I'm assuming you use Emacs? Are you using a special "hacker news mode" or something more generic?
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Comment #48082077
I did exactly the same and it was so much fun. It wasn't about bringing anything novel to the table, it was just a fun challenge for myself. I finished and now I'm writing a game u…
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Comment #47623896
(be-malicious) Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-function be-malicious) Yep, didn't work for me
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Comment #46158589
DownDetector'sDownDetector does not detect that DownDetector's down
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Comment #45641615
It looks like DNS has been restored: dynamodb.us-east-1.amazonaws.com. 5 IN A 3.218.182.189
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Comment #33729180
I've started seeing things like this recently too. For example I was browsing through a gallery of artwork by an artist and one was blurred because it contained "sensitive material…
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Comment #33544140
A difference is that I can't just spin up a copy of George Lucas on my GPU in seconds and request it to produce something from a prompt like "a disappointing prequel".
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Comment #33433966
I've suffered from exactly the same issues with Protonmail Bridge, and just this last weekend I decided (reluctantly) to move to a more standard mail provider (I chose Mailbox.org)…
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Comment #30160471
The chosen word list index is modulo its length, meaning you can play forever as long as you don't mind running into some repetition :)
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Comment #29822585
> ...I got a floppy with an erotic picture... I think something's wrong here :)
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Comment #29251263
If you haven't done so already I'd also recommend looking at evil-collection ( https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil-collection ). This enables Evil keybindings throughout Emacs which…
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Comment #26646592
I'm generating it every 10 minutes based on the current number of signatures on each of the letters. If you want the raw CSV it can be accessed here: https://www.polaris64.net/reso…
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Comment #19192293
seccomp is a robust way of restricting a process's syscalls so that it can only do what you allow it to. syswall is more of an interactive tool (similar to systrace as mentioned in…
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Comment #19183555
You're right; I hadn't come across systrace before actually, but it's very similar to what syswall is trying to achieve. I'll be sure to take a look!
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Comment #19183542
Yes, partially, although I wanted to create a more interactive system for end-users to reason about software. I wouldn't recommend it (certainly not yet at least) for system securi…
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Comment #17976734
I created a little programming language parser and interpreter written entirely in Rust with an optional "no_std" Crate feature allowing the parser/interpreter to work in environme…
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