"Ego is the enemy", by Ryan Holiday
This is Ryan Holiday’s “Ego is the enemy” in bullet-point form.
These are the ideas I found interesting from the book, without the excellent stories used to back them.
For those, you’ll have to buy the book.
I changed some of the excerpts from 2nd person to 1st person, so they resonate more.
I kept the same table of contents as in the book, exc...
How to give (and make) a presentation
These are my notes from a quick workshop at Stony Brook University given by Professor
Michael Bender and Professor Rob Johnson in May 2012.
How to make the presentation
Prefix competitive
If you had one slide, make your presentation.
If you had two slides, extend your 1 slide presentation.
1 slide -> 2 slides -> 3 slides.
Quick...
How to compile and install Eucalyptus 3.3.0 on Ubuntu 13.04 from Github sources (cloud-in-a-box)
This is an updated guide on how to build and install Eucalyptus 3.3.0 on
Ubuntu 13.04. I have tested these steps on a freshly installed & updated
Ubuntu 13.04 machine on Sunday, July 21st, 2013. There is another guide
here
for Eucalyptus 3.2 and Ubuntu 12.04. :)
Prerequisites
A Linux-capable machine with virtualization extensions
Spac...
How to compile and install Eucalyptus 3.2.0 on Ubuntu 12.04/12.10 from Github sources (cloud-in-a-box)
Recently, I’ve been spending my time up in the clouds (i.e. sunt cu capul in nori) messing around with Eucalyptus.
Eucalyptus is an open-source cloud platform.
In my experience, this means that you can download it from GitHub, compile it and then torture yourself trying to get it to run :)
Here, I am presenting a short guide on building, instal...
How to encrypt a file using AES in 256-bit CBC/CTR mode using OpenSSL in C
I’ve been using OpenSSL a LOT for work lately and I’ve learned some interesting stuff.
Here’s a quick guide on how to encrypt and decrypt files using AES in CBC or CTR mode using 256 bit keys and 128 bits IVs.
To do this, I used the EVP API in OpenSSL, which allows you to easily encrypt a file using any cipher of your liking.
I am assuming so...
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