ProfOak_

I found this neat project that adds a GUI to YouTube-dl. It looks like an easy program for non-technical people to use.

https://github.com/MrS0m30n3/youtube-dl-gui

It's not very known but I also made a little script for managing dotfiles.

https://github.com/ProfOak/dotstribute

So when do we start calling this K&D?

I don't get it. Is the only difference rounded edges?

Initially I saw the title expecting ascii art. Then I saw the amount of points, and clicked the link and I was supremely impressed.

Looks like a really nice book, but I don't know a thing about Erlang.

In the talk they say that the papers only suggest that it can be broken into.

This is very awesome! Thanks for putting this out there. This reminds me a lot of Lena's reversing for newbies tutorials. I'm going to go into this more in depth when I get home.

This article reads like one from 2600. You should consider publishing it on that magazine. I'm not sure about the process, but it might be really neat to do so.

There is a much larger post you are missing. This encompasses a lot more awesome.

https://github.com/bayandin/awesome-awesomeness

If you want a complete replacement for C++, I think you'll end up with the same complexity and rules as C++.

I think there should be mention of Tox as an open source chat alternative. I'm really excited for it!

http://tox.im/

This is kind of like getting the "Windows tax" refund. Neat.

I wish they had put the median salary for a social media manager in the article.

I love RMS's chopsticks anecdote about hacking. It further drives the point that a hack doesn't always have to be on computer software.

http://www.stallman.org/articles/on-hacking.html