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Monday, June 7, 2010

Daily Reading

These are just some MISC cool links:
Demotivational: Brute Force
SimSolar
Forever Young (brains in mice)
AutoHotKey AutoInclude
The Design of Design
How Laws are Made
Lambdas in Java (FINALLY)
1337 Tomcat Apps
CommandlineFu FTW
Joel on Software: Evidence Based Scheduling
Action Theory
Life Extension
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Friday, June 4, 2010

Mars 500

I have to tell Broc about this.
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Open Source Notebook

I've been waiting for something like this.
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Labels: FOSS, Gadgets, Hardware

Xtrim

I'm thinking of using Xtrim next time I need to scrape a log file instead of using custom regexes.
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Labels: java

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Working with Coders

Awesome article.
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Language: ATS

ATS looks really interesting.
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Vulnerable App

When I do have time for cracking, I'd start on this open source vulnerable app or Google's version though.
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OMG Hax

Isn't it interesting that now I have the technical knowledge to crack I don't have the time. If I did I'd read this though.
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Labels: Cracking, Reblog

Google's BigTable FTW

I really need to read up on Google's BigTable. I've seen enough references to it around. It looks like a valuable read.
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Labels: Read

PHB Guide Book

Blatantly unproductive bureaucracy is detailed here.
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