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thiagoc··on Ken Thompson's Unix Password
"Now I need to change my password on all websites that I use >:/"
thiagoc··on Launch HN: Carry (YC S19) – We Book Travel for You on Slack
YES! I really want that too!
thiagoc··on Brave Improves Its Ad-Blocker Performance with New Engine in Rust
Never used Brave, but switched to Opera recently and it's doing great in blocking ads.
thiagoc··on Oracle Dyn DNS Services Shutting Down in 2020
I'm a happy user of Afraid's FreeDNS: https://freedns.afraid.org

Edit: I'm not affiliatted with the service, I just really like it.

thiagoc··on Mouse Box
I thought the same thing.
thiagoc··on DigitalOcean now supports FreeBSD
I want that too. Now I'm using Backupsy[1] when I need a VM with more disk space.

[1] https://backupsy.com/aff.php?aff=367

thiagoc··on Show HN: Pastor generates and stores passwords without storing any passwords
Yeah, you're right. Maybe a more secure way would be make reddit.com unreadable. For example:

mctddr (backwards without dot and vowels)

r5d9t (change vowel with the position number in the alphabet and without repeated letters)

There are several ways to do it.

thiagoc··on Show HN: Pastor generates and stores passwords without storing any passwords
I have used a similar aproach, but I don't hash them. Here's a example:

Supose I have the master password "t3st1ng" and "!@#" as separator. When I want to register on site www.reddit.com, I just use the password "reddit.com!@#t3st1ng".

This way I always have a strong password and I can use different passwords in every site, and I just have to remember the master password.

thiagoc··on Tell HN: I want out
What about tell your friends/coworkers about your feelings? Maybe, together, you can make changes on your current work-style to make you happy.
thiagoc··on Show HN: zzzz.io, a free DynDNS replacement I created on the weekend
I'm using it successfully with a custom domain. It works great.
thiagoc··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (June 2014)
Santa Catarina/Brazil, Remote, Relocate (H-1B needed), Full time

Stack: Python, Shell script, Javascript, HTML/CSS. MySQL, Linux, Asterisk PBX

Contact: root@thiagoc.net

Want to work with Python development and/or devops.

thiagoc··on Interactive Network Packet Builder
Yeah, that would be nice!
thiagoc··on Microsoft makes source code for MS-DOS and Word for Windows available to public
Error 503 Service Unavailable
thiagoc··on GNU/Linux Distribution Timeline
Outdated and misleading.

For instance, Korora is based on Fedora, not in Gentoo.

thiagoc··on Mbox – A lightweight sandboxing mechanism
Same error here, but `ls' works:

    ./mbox ls
    test
     > /tmp/sandbox-14587

    ./mbox -- wget google.com

    Stop executing pid=14629: It's not allowed to call mmap on 0x400000
    Sandbox Root:
     > /tmp/sandbox-14625
BTW, I'm on Arch:

    Linux colossus 3.12.9-2-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Jan 31 10:22:54 CET 2014 x86_64 GNU/Linux
thiagoc··on 50th Anniversary of Dr.Who Google doodle - Launches at 9am in your local TZ
Procrastination mode on...
thiagoc··on Google - Our History in Depth
http://web.archive.org/web/20021030152640/http://www-db.stan...

I laugh.

thiagoc··on Handbook of Applied Cryptography (2001)
All-in-one pdf: http://aws.thiagoc.net/HoAC.pdf
thiagoc··on Poll: What is your favorite programming font?
Nice one. I'm using it right now. You use the regular or light version?
thiagoc··on Foundations of Computer Science
http://ec2-54-232-207-208.sa-east-1.compute.amazonaws.com/fo...
thiagoc··on Ask HN: Have you settled on a Google Reader replacement?
https://github.com/wking/rss2email

Pros: It sends to my Gmail account, separated by labels, and I can read both in PC and mobile.

Cons: you have to run the command in your PC.

thiagoc··on A command line tool to manage your ssh connections
And I was https://storm.canonical.com/
thiagoc··on Show HN: We just launched our MVP, a new RSS Reader
good job, it's a nice app!
thiagoc··on All about 64-bit programming in one place
Single file: https://www.readability.com/articles/bjccjm5f