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spreadprivacy.com 8y ago

3 Reasons Why the “Nothing to Hide” Argument Is Flawed

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www.yahoo.com 11y ago

Teen Opens Pawn Shop for Sneakers

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www.wired.com 12y ago

Guilty Verdict in First Ever Cybercrime RICO Trial

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www.businessweek.com 12y ago

Google, Oracle Workers Enlisted for Obamacare 'Tech Surge'

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www.mcclatchydc.com 12y ago

McAfee vows to make Internet 'impossible to hack'

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fcmconference.org 13y ago

The Cambridge Declaration of Consciousness

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www.catb.org 13y ago

How To Become a Hacker

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twitter.com 13y ago

North Korea has "final approval" for nuclear attack on US

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condam.net 13y ago

Hustler Peddles "Emergency Condoms" To Fellow Students

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www.dailymail.co.uk 13y ago

The Facebook camera that can recognise you every time you walk into a shop

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www.medlmobile.com 13y ago

Adventures in Mobile Game Design

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www.youtube.com 14y ago

YAPC::NA 2012 - DuckDuckGo and Perl‎

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www.wired.com 14y ago

DuQu Mystery Language Solved With the Help of Crowdsourcing

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magikh0e.ihtb.org 14y ago

SSH Gymnastics and Tunneling with ProxyChains

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torrentfreak.com 14y ago

The RIAA is Delusional And Must Be Stopped

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threatpost.com 14y ago

Researchers Crack Satellite Phone Ciphers

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www.wired.com 14y ago

Food Project Proposes Matrix-Style Vertical Chicken Farms

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www.techdirt.com 14y ago

SOPA markup to continue this coming Wednesday

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www.dailymail.co.uk 14y ago

Hack a Hill: Man Builds Hobbit Home with Chisel, Chainsaw, Hammer

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blogs.telegraph.co.uk 14y ago

CERN: Sun, not man, controls Earth's climate...

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seclists.org 14y ago

Apache Killer by kcope

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Predicting the future is really hard, and a lot can happen in 5 years. I would reframe the question to a more reasonable time-domain and talk about my personal and/or professional growth goals. If you don’t have any then this is worth spending some time thinking about. In my experience, if you don’t prioritize your time then someone else will, and they’ll likely have different goals than you.

Second Asana. I've been using it for years and it has really improved tremendously over that time. There are definitely still many things missing (most notably for me is the lack of advanced markup in comments/conversations)... but it works very well for cross-functional collaboration and longer-term project management.

+1 for Terraforming Mars. I enjoy playing it solo as well as with a group. There is enough variety in the cards to keep it fresh and the difficulty ramps up quickly.

For those of you, like me, who didn't know what "freebooting" is:

"the dubious practice where Business Pages and celebs can rip videos from elsewhere, repost the content on Facebook and grow their brands while robbing the content creators of views." (From the article)

Stripe: Open Source 11 years ago

Wow--thanks for the update. Buffering to memory before writing to disk is definitely a great feature (especially when operating out of AWS) and could be enough for us to switch to unilog.

Regarding the timestamps. We've actually gotten quite used to TAI64N--it's definitely not human parseable but it is extremely specific :) We end up just piping logs through tai64nlocal or converting it at the logstash stage.

Stripe: Open Source 11 years ago

Would be interested to hear from the devs about the actual reasons they chose to write unilog (https://github.com/stripe/unilog) instead of using multilog (which ships with Daemontools).

Agreed that multilog is arcane and weird but what are the actual problems with it that unilog solves?