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Happy to see highlighted JSCAD [0]

Does anyone find JSCAD modeling inside Atom useful?

Tips/suggestions? I've been working on this project [1]

[0] https://github.com/github/linguist/pull/2712

[1] https://atom.io/packages/atom-scad-preview

BTW, I'm planning an Ethereum meetup in Asuncion, Paraguay this week (in the middle of South America), just in case there's some hacker around the continent/country :)

Contact me for details!

Thank you, I removed the version that was online because I'm planning to setup automatic deployment for it.

I think I've posted it here [0], I will hopefully finish a better release soon, and I'll share it again.

Thank you!

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/3ynznd/poll_what_...

An experimental, proof-of-concept, distributed forum built on top of Ethereum[1].

This means all the posts are cryptographically signed and stored in the blockchain.

[1] https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/etherforum

Cool, reminds me of DCC warez bots!

Thanks, I'm collaborating on a local accesibility project that aims to produce braille signs (door signs for example) with 3D printers. The first experiments were using OpenSCAD. I started to experiment with JSCAD later as it's possible to use it on the web and/or NodeJS, etc. A cool feature would be to print the 3D model directly from Atom, with one click :)

Do you know any interesting threejs guide/book?

I'm still learning it, my last hack was a (J)SCAD file previewer inside Atom:

https://atom.io/packages/atom-scad-preview

Really cool!

Hans is a nice one too: http://code.gerade.org/hans/

Cool!

Would it be possible to run some kind of GeoIP DB over a P2P/DHT network?

Are you able to start a donation campaign?

Move to Paraguay!

"Obama", "Britney"

Really cool, I'll give it a try soon!

Sure, you need that end!

Hack author here, in my country, Paraguay, you get 10 MBPS for ~140 U$ per month. I discovered the Internet through my father, because he is a journalist and the press had really early access to this kind of tech, 20 years later I'm still crazy about it. Thanks for the comment!

cool!

I had this Facebook tunnel idea but I switched to Mac, and the original code was intended for Linux/tuntap: https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/facebook-tunnel

Thanks, I'm looking for work :)

Nice!

Cool!

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Are Macs expensive in your country/city, related to PC?

I bought my first iMac one month ago, after using HP, Acer, etc. w/ Slackware for years.

Would like to acquire a Macbook Pro soon, just to give you an idea, a Macbook Pro, i7, 16 GB RAM, SSD 512 GB is around 2900 U$ here.

Yes, probably. I have communicated the public health app problem (actually they just need to put a CAPTCHA) many times but it seems that nobody cares. About the bank, I was working as a data science consultant at that time, so it was easy for me to knock the door of the security department and tell them about my attack.

I started programming around age 10 (VB, FoxPro, .NET, etc.), then switched to FOSS, have been a Rubyist since 2007.

I finished school two years ago and I'm currently looking for scholarships (undergrad level, would like to study in North America or Europe).

Currently working for ScrapingHub, doing stuff with Python :)

Two months ago I was able to enumerate all accounts from a local bank (Paraguay), they used document number and numeric passwords for login. They were showing different error messages when you tried to login with a nonexistent ID.

So I started generating random numbers between common document number ranges (1000000-4000000).

Our public health system has a web app that lets you check your enrollment status by entering an document #, and there are no CAPTCHAs! So the attack was like this: generate a random document number, send a request to the public health app and get the target's info (name, date of enrollment and other info). The most interesting thing was that I tried to login into all accounts by using the birth date of the target as a password (the bank's password policy: just numbers, a min. of 6 numbers...). Around 40% of the clients were vulnerable.

I just sent my resume, it's the fourth time. I remember writing to Buffer on September 2013, December 2013 and January 2014. I got the same reply the three times lol.

My stepfather died from stomach cancer last year, the public health system here in Paraguay covered all the treatment, some of the drugs cost more than 15 or 20 times the monthly minimum wage.