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Re:Google delays mandatory return to office beyond Jan. 10
on Friday December 03, 2021 @02:37PM (#29434281)
Everyone is pretending like the word mandatory isn't in the article. You don't HAVE to work from home. If you don't want to be around your kids, go into the office. Making people go into the office and risk long term damage or death from covid is absolutely insane.
Re:Airbnb Engineering
on Thursday June 04, 2015 @05:04PM (#9662049)
They should call it AirBnE.
Re:Irmin: Git-like distributed, branchable storage
on Friday July 18, 2014 @03:09PM (#8054997)
This is something that I never knew I needed.
Re:Scapy: a powerful interactive packet manipulation program
on Saturday December 08, 2012 @09:12PM (#4893503)
I did.
Re:Scapy: a powerful interactive packet manipulation program
on Saturday December 08, 2012 @03:56PM (#4892671)
I recently used this to create a tethering program. It works well, but there is a large bug. In particular, in the sniff function. When you sniff UDP packets, Scapy miscalculates the length of the IP and UDP packets. What is happening is that Scapy uses the UDP length as the IP length, and then subtracts the size of the UDP header for the UDP header. If you then try and send it to another computer, the packet is "malformed" because the length is incorrect. To prove this, when you sniff a udp packet and then do packet.show(), the packet looks totally correct. If you use packet.show2(), the packet cuts off the end. This is because the show2 function uses the length and recalculates the checksum. To solve this, delete the packet[IP].len and the packet[UDP].len and then show2(). This correctly recalculates the length and shows the full packet.
Re:Mapping How Programming Languages Influenced Each Other According t...
on Tuesday July 03, 2012 @02:54PM (#4195584)
Zoom would be helpful.
Re:Should I join CS major at college or start building my own startup?
on Monday August 01, 2011 @05:06PM (#2834417)
That piece of paper makes all the difference. Hang in there for the last year and you will be happy you did. It is tough to land a good job without a degree.
Good luck with whatever you choose.