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Last year we built a workshop/shed/depot. Since I planned to build a lot of
stuff (in wood) I decided to buy a table saw. My criteria was that it should be
portable and rather easy to put aside when not in use. I'm new to woodworking so
I didn't have any experience and therefore it was a bit hard to know exactly
what to look for when buying a table saw. After looking around a little bit my …
When using imap
in mutt you have the
possibility to use gpg to decrypt your password instead of having it as
plaintext in your configuration file (.muttrc), see
ArchWiki how
to do that.
However, if you consider using POP3, then you will also need to install and
enable msmtp (not strictly needed),
fetchmail and
procmail. Ubuntu have created a quite nice
guide of
the steps involved.
Just as mutt also msmtp have the possibility to use gpg in runtime instead …
You might have heard about timing attacks, but either thought it sounded too complicated to understand or that it is too complicated to actually do such an attack. In this post I'm going to give a brief overview of a timing attack and also provide some example code that you can play with on your own. Hopefully after reading this post you will understand that you cannot neglect this if you are creating a system where security is needed.
A common task for a developer has is to apply a patch in Git. I have a simple
scheme that I've been using for a long time and it is very seldom that I get
into problem nowadays when I'm doing patch work.
$ git am < my_new_feature.patch
$ git apply --reject --whitespace=fix my_new_feature.patch
$ git status
$ vim my_conflicting_file.c*
$ find . -name "*.rej" -exec rm -f {} \;
$ git add .
$ git am --resolved
When you have to read and write binary data using Perl, then you preferably use
the built in functions pack and unpack. With the pack function you will create
a string which will be different depending on what kind of template you provide
to the pack function (the unpack does the same, but in the opposite direction).
I was writing a simple Perl script that was reading a binary file which
contained data that originated from a c struct. I …
For an ongoing project I needed to retrieve webpages from my C-program and
first I used sockets directly, but then I thought why not try use libcurl? If I
could use libcurl and link it statically then I would get the good features
from libcurl, but still could make my application stand alone.
With my current setup running Debian (Lenny), I tried to just apt-get the libraries
(libcurl4-openssl-dev) and build using those libraries That went fine until I
tried to …
I just want to show an early screenshot of my coming iPhone application that I'm currently is writing. I do not want to say to much about what purpose it should fulfill, but it's kind of a maths / algorithm / practice application. Below is screenshot of how it (most likely) will look.
As my first post on my new site I'll start by talking about Total Commander. I
have been using this wonderful tools since I think I got my first PC. Back then
it was called Windows Commander. So what is it that makes this tool so
wonderful?
Well, if you just install it and start it you maybe won't be that impressed. It has a quite old and perhaps boring look. But, if I can choose between good looking tool …
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