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I've been thinking of doing a piece of doing Defcon on the cheap (harder in recent years).
Why call it secret when "It is intended for everyone and anyone"? I can't understand the idea behind it.
Why call it secret when "It is intended for everyone and anyone"? I can't understand the idea behind it.
Why call it secret when "It is intended for everyone and anyone"? I can't understand the idea behind it.
There's also https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome What's causing the rise of these curated lists? Some things I've been pondering: * quality decline of Google search results * less people using bookmark aggregators (del.icio.us) * the trend towards feeds or transient info (fb/twitter/reddit)
> What's causing the rise of these curated lists? People with good intentions that want a repo with a high star count. Getting over 500 stars on these readme-only/awesome/"curated" list is very easy. The problem is that curating these lists isn't easy work - people will throw 50+ PRs at you adding their random project. Most maintainers blindly accept them and then the list becomes useless. Sindre (original awesome li…
This is a collection of my short notes, one-liners, useful links, tools and more. I added it to gh, to share with others and get other interesting things. Not for stars! The amount of them is obviously nice but not crucial.
Why call it secret when "It is intended for everyone and anyone"? I can't understand the idea behind it.
Why call it secret when "It is intended for everyone and anyone"? I can't understand the idea behind it.
It's like calling your Chinese restaurant "Golden Palace". It's not golden and its not a palace. It's just meant to convey "typical chinese", "luxury", etc.