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neur0mancer··on The new home of popcorn-app
And some developers are working on this [1] new webpage.

[1] http://popcorn-time.tv/

neur0mancer··on Popcorn-app no longer on GitHub
http://popcorn.cdnjd.com/ seems to be down.
neur0mancer··on Crowdsourcing volunteers comb satellite photos for Malaysia Airlines jet
Right now, the website of the company (http://www.digitalglobeblog.com/) redirects to 127.0.0.1
neur0mancer··on Email (let's drop the hyphen) (2003)
My upvote, sir. HN needs more Simpsons' quotes.
neur0mancer··on HTML plays GBA
README? A description?
neur0mancer··on $ make -k $(python2 -c "print 'A'*5432")
Actually, there is no need for -k I was trying to point that even very common programs have (stack) buffer overflows and nobody cares to fix them.
neur0mancer··on Voynich Manuscript partially decoded, text is not a hoax, scholar finds
Someone should build a web plataform to allow to decode it using crowdsourcing ..
neur0mancer··on "Strong" stack protection for GCC
I wish all distros will start compiling all its packages with a consistent policy to enable at least some level of stack protection (like Ubuntu and unlike Debian).
neur0mancer··on Announcing The Matasano/Square CTF
The lock (fake) manual is available here:

https://microcorruption.com/manual.pdf

neur0mancer··on Swatch Internet Time
http://deadhomersociety.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/theysave...
neur0mancer··on HTTP Status Code 418
In certain CTF, for example SQL injection challenges, the target webpage returns 418 to make more difficult the success of blind injection scripts (they will fail randomly, so you have to check that the return code is weird and retry)
neur0mancer··on Steam is down.
Still, game updates are working (i.e., L4D2)
neur0mancer··on Introducing itch.io: a marketplace for hosting indie games
Fortunately, you are wrong: http://itch.io/browse/platform-linux
neur0mancer··on Introducing itch.io: a marketplace for hosting indie games
Great work leafo!

I just "reposted" this here, because i didn't know this cool website.

neur0mancer··on Introducing itch.io: a marketplace for hosting indie games
I'm happy to see another DRM-free game marketplace/store.
neur0mancer··on Lavabit Proceedings Unsealed [pdf]
scribd link seems to be broken
neur0mancer··on Web app for interviewing technical candidates in the browser
"Distributed under the terms of the BSD 3-clause License."

It was clarified in the README. My bad.

neur0mancer··on Web app for interviewing technical candidates in the browser
Great idea! I hope others will follow your example.

Btw, could you clarify exactly which type of licence you are using (https://github.com/paf31/initialround/blob/master/LICENSE). Is it something like BSD?

neur0mancer··on Women's magazines ignore technology and demean women
Magazines are crap. Why we should care?
neur0mancer··on Reverse Debugging with GDB
I tried it. Unfortunately, it is very slow.
neur0mancer··on Formalizations of Gödel's Ontological Proof of God's Existence
The paper with some explanation about the proof is here: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1308.4526v4.pdf
neur0mancer··on ‘Pushback’: Resisting the life of constant connectivity
Recent but relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINa46HeWg8
neur0mancer··on The growing irrelevance of Google Search
Too late.
neur0mancer··on Inspired by the 180 websites I will understand 52 academic papers in 52 weeks
And also a big step to catch these papers in which the results are not exactly as good as the authors said..
neur0mancer··on Inspired by the 180 websites I will understand 52 academic papers in 52 weeks
At least for some of the Machine Learning and related papers (specially old ones), to reproduce the experiment should be relatively easy.
neur0mancer··on Inspired by the 180 websites I will understand 52 academic papers in 52 weeks
Are you planning to reproduce the experiments in every paper too?
neur0mancer··on Functional Python Made Easy
What Python really needs to be more useful as a "functional language" is a consistent way to define algebraic data types and to perform pattern matching.

This is the closest thing i found for that: https://github.com/lihaoyi/macropy

neur0mancer··on Hostnames
Someone should try to use these a source for guessing of subdomain for a large number of domain (probably fetched from Google).
neur0mancer··on WikiLeaks Releases Fifth Estate Challenger: Mediastan
Free for all, enjoy while it last:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK6DDC4CV0s

neur0mancer··on TorSearch launches to be the Google of the hidden internet
https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3A.onion

No results here. If they are crawling, the results are not shown.

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