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After this article last week started to read his work (some available here https://www.peterputnam.org/) What a life, what a character.

Could you share "C:\\Users\\Daniel\\Documents\\Programming\\AMAbotData.txt" as well or it is not neccessary to run the bot?

inside their dmg file: -rw-r--r-- 1 buddha staff 163840 Jul 21 2014 password_pro.sqlite

sqlite> .tables pwd sqlite> .schema pwd CREATE TABLE "pwd" ("password" TEXT NOT NULL ); sqlite> SELECT * FROM pwd; a30e502c125899a41cb562a7a36b4bd0 c58675db0ba9266fb5307982e4368ab0 5631e619f6e280c0740704a25a8298f6 ...

i don't know how they are using this pwd, but seems like a good starting point.

it's not about pure tcp, as i get it - it allows you communicate from browser directly (via webtcp server as a bridge) with any servers such as redis, mongodb, rabbitmq and so on.

WebBrowser --- data ---> WebTCP bridge (translate data to servers) --- data ---> redis/rabbitmq/any_tcp(and i think udp also possible?)_server_even_smtp

2010, Certificate verification is essential to TLS.

require 'always_verify_ssl_certificates' AlwaysVerifySSLCertificates.ca_file = "/path/path/path/cacert.pem"

http= Net::HTTP.new('https://some.ssl.site, 443) http.use_ssl = true req = Net::HTTP::Get.new('/') response = http.request(req)

http://www.rubyinside.com/how-to-cure-nethttps-risky-default...

Where wizards stay up late. The origins of the INTERNET.

looks like they nginx runs on their cubieboard =)

Btw, BDTI Benchmark Results for the ARM Cortex-A8 http://www.bdti.com/Resources/BenchmarkResults/Processors/Co...

thanks, also recommend to read "What do people find difficult about C pointers?" http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4025768/what-do-people-fi...

Don't forget to close git directory from the web.

Probably will be better to serve static content only by nginx. http://forgif.me/assets/132.gif error from rails.

maybe this will help http://27smiles.com/2008/05/22/setting-up-nginx-with-rails/

right, from CrunchBase (later going to try add http://angel.co/ too), http://www.crunchbase.com/api

http://davidcancel.com/3-startup-lessons-i-learned-the-hard-...

for fun I did this https://github.com/khakimov/freodom (yea, simple 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts), you can add this feature in your project:

- Automatically changes status to DND (skype/adium)

definitely, baby carrots and apples will be good

This can help to figure out http://stackoverflow.com/questions/953714/face-recognition-l...

passed through the article. it works, thanks!

TCP/IP bottles ;)

I got this link here http://ycombinator.com/howtoapply.html

It doesn't matter ;) http://pix.am/CQR8/ Waiter at Pizza Hut -> Parking garage attendant -> co-founder reddit.com

nice catch, Flask is amazing and easy to start ;) Flask skeleton for Google App Engine here https://github.com/blossom/flask-gae-skeleton

nothing new, the easiest way to learn a programming language is to first learn the basics and then try to build something with it (learn by practice). And it's better if you are building something you are actually interested in rather than something out of a book because it will get you to think about the problem and be more meaningful.

Start with simple idea. For example scrap instagram images trought their api and create wallpaper from 80 images (10x8 small thumbs 150x150 size each). Similar idea would get into basics of language like string manipulation, url fetch, handling exceptions, etc. For this stage all you need is diveintopython.com and stackoverflow.com (google.com).

+1 http://www.internetbs.net/ easy and fast solution for my domains.

Everybody on HN must have this apps:

1. Idea Sketch - Idea Sketch lets you easily draw a diagram - mind map, concept map, or flow chart. 2. Evernote. 3. iMockups for iPad gives designers and developers with the ability to quickly draft wireframes for their websites and apps. 4. KoderApp - a good, rich featured code editor for iPad. 5. iSSH to control your servers.

http://pix.am two-clicks screen shot maker, uploader and editor. 3551 registered users. did it for myself, but it's growing and people like it.

Same things we did too: v1 just simple screen shot for mac v2 screen edit functions v3 version for win with edit v4 personal profile with history v5 easy-sharing

http://pix.am

Same things (startups, money, lovely wife, kitten) with one exception - I've just moved to LA from Russia and it looks like restart life. No friends, no support, bad english and deep digging into my head/soul/purpose alone at Starbucks ;)

Don't worry, maybe it will be a new pivot in your life.

ps: ocean, workout, surfing, cycling, interesting podcasts and books work very well for me.