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"Shaving the Yak" is great. However I often think of the MITM video when in these situations; and personally refer to it as "Hal's Tangent" which has a kind of philosophical/mathematics feel to it.


Although a sausage factory would be bad, at least each tour would be standard, and at least visiting that sausage factory wouldn't compromise your security and your liberty and finally when you get home with your free tour sausages, at least they'd interact with your saucepan the same way all the other sausages do.

Perhaps I've taken this meataphor too far?


Perhaps. But I was amused. :D


I think you are mixing up cause and effect. XKCD is based on this game.


Based on this particular version of the game?


He misspoke. The xkcd comic is based on the original 2048, not this Tetris version.


I literally couldn't care less about the design of a MS employee badge.


How is this new? I can create a proxy server now, and I can share it with a friend and they can use my internet connection. They can do the same.

This is new because, It's likely easier to use, and it's all done in the browser.

The technology is certainly not new though...

Apache with mod_proxy, nginx, squid, ssh,

just to name a few of the many ways to do this...

Further to this, one doesn't need a browser plugin to do this, firefox for example already has configurable options to connect to proxy servers.


Get an IRC client that supports plug-ins and scripts and create your own tools. I use IRSSI and there are loads of scripts available to use as a starting point.


IRSSI doesn't allow basic needs for a team (not only developpers). It needs persistence and a web based client. I don't think it would be very challenging doing a open sourced service like this but I don't understand why anyone hasn't done it.


Sounds like your company should create it then :)


The site seems to be experiencing problems. Here is an archive:

http://web.archive.org/web/20130818200653/http://www.strikem...


Probably time to use a distribution that does rolling releases!


Use them all? Try them out and decide for yourself? I think you'll find we are in the lucky position where we have lots of options. Each option can be a viable solution, most stuff comes down to personal knoledge, experience and preference.


So you are saying that your start-up failed and you are not whining any-more? ;)


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