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irregular backups with rsnapshot (and rsnapshot_ii)
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Git diff for prose - Jiby's toolbox
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| | When writing long sentences in documentation repositories, git tends to show really unhelpful diffs. They are unreadable because long lines aren't broken, which hides edits happening towards end of line. A colleague of mine asked me if git couldn't be configured to make this sort of thing more obvious. Challenge accepted! Figure 1: Can you spot the edit made in a long line of text? Kaushal Modi's blog post on git diff for minified JS and CSS inspired this idea for all you prose lovers.
| | dm13450.github.io
Bulk Downloading from Turnitin using Python. | Dean Markwick
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| | As a teaching assistant, occasionally I get assigned to marks a series of papers. This involves tediously searching for the students paper on the Turnitin app inside moodle before clicking a download button. When you've got 36 papers to download, this is far to much clicking and mouse movement. So I wrote a Python script to automate it.
| | reverse.put.as
Serial phishing tutorial !!! It's hot hot hot ;) | Reverse Engineering
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| | Hey, today is a slow day and I got a suggestion to write about serial phishing. Someone else suggest an easy target and here it is a tutorial about serial phishing. The target is a very easy one so you should be able to understand everything and practice your GDB skills a little more. Here are the files: serial-phishing.txt macdvix.dmg (SHA1(MacDviX.dmg)= 9eb463acff18d003c4a0d619171ce0cd93bc53e6) (Unfortunately I lost the installer and can't find it on my backups ?).
| | atocom.blogspot.com
Atomic Kommie Comics: D-Day 75th Anniversary "Part 1: Key to Victory"
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| Daily blog about comics and sci-fi / fantasy