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A Practical Edge.js Example
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Posted in c sharp. A Practical Edge.js Example. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. A side project I’ve been working on during my free time for a while now is Ficdown. A system for creating choice-based interactive fiction in Markdown. The meat of the project is in the form of a compiler that will take a Ficdown source file and generate an epub that can be read on any hyperlink-capable e-reader. Which has a self-hosting mode, meaning your web app lives inside a console application that does its own connection ha...
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Streaming Encrypted Data from S3
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Posted in amazon aws. Streaming Encrypted Data from S3. Tuesday, August 04, 2015. At work we’re currently in the process of migrating our larger API project from a Windows host running under IIS to a Linux host running under Mono. The project is written using ServiceStack. Amazon’s S3 SDK deals with streams when you upload and download, and .NET has this thing called a. Which lets you encrypt and decrypt streams on the fly. Nifty! Here’s some example code to show just how slick the upload could look:.
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Hello World
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Tuesday, August 04, 2015. Hi and welcome to The Code Word. I’ll be using this blog to document various things I find interesting related to coding and the tech industry in general. I’ve been an active software engineer for over a decade now, currently working primarily in C# using Mono, with a little Javascript sprinkled in to keep things annoying. Lots of my peers use something called Python, which I think is like Perl, but not as powerful, or good. Design based on Vapor by Seth Lilly.
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Exploiting Android Users for Fun and Profit
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Exploiting Android Users for Fun and Profit. Sunday, August 09, 2015. I’m going to tell you about some stuff I’ve done that I’m not particularly proud of. This happened during a period of my life when I was working for a company in the advertising industry. The company already had a pretty strong handle on the email and display advertising markets, but the team I was hired into was a newer group whose job was to break into the desktop advertising game. And then Google dropped the ban-hammer. Push-ads wer...