you come at me with your smile
something I haven’t seen in a while
and somewhere along those lines
I must have lost track of time
but I do see things don’t change
a lifetime neatly stashed away
oh day, oh night, come and relate to me about
no love, no light, for anyone but oneself, it’s alright
to cry, to fly away for a while
Auf vielfachen Wunsch darf ich nun stolz das erste Rezept auf dem Blog präsentieren! Es geht um Hummus, also Kichererbsen-Sesam-Paste. Mit etwas Einkaufsvorbereitung ist es eigentlich ein flinkes Rezept und für Parties gut geeignet.
Schneidebrett, Sieb, Messer, Pürierstab, 2 geeignete Behälter
Welcome back! Last week we covered the elusive LDAP, so this week is going to be a bit more shallow — we’ll cover the Boarder Gateway Protocol (BGP) as defined by RFC 4271 and RFC 2918. Don’t worry about the protocol and its purpose too much, because the DPI part is quite easy and distinctive. As always, the code presented is part of a new DPI library, which will be made available via a BSD/ISC license. Ready? Ok, here we go.
Moderator: Before we go, is there anything you two would like to say to each other?
Woman: No… yes… just… I’m sorry for a lot of things. I care about you and I never meant to hurt you.
Moderator: Alright, your turn. Anything.
Man: You know how I feel about you. It’s the same way I’ve always felt; it’s never changed… since the first day I met you.
Moderator: Well, then my work is done here.
Hi there! OpenDPI seems to be a hot topic on this blog so I’ve decided to provide more articles. This series is about OpenDPI code review on a protocol level. The thing is I have recently started to write a DPI engine from scratch (codename ‘Li’) so that it can be released under an unrestrictive ISC/BSD license and maintained by my company. (More on that later, because the code isn’t ready for release yet.) But anyway, along the way I found a few interesting things to fix and change about the way DPI is done and structured. The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is particularly interesting, because it uses Basic Encoding Rules (BER), which can be a pain to grasp and implement. Let’s dig deeper.
Ich bin mir nicht absolut sicher, ob es Beeke bequem genug ist oder nicht. Der kritische Blick ist schwer zu deuten!
He did not understand how he ended up there in the first place. A place he swore he’d never visit again. But, apparently, it happened nonetheless. The same friends, the same issues, the same outcomes. History repeating itself. Trapped in limbo. He asked himself how to move on, but he already knew the answer: “The tricky part is to leave before the lights are switched back on and the music stops,” he said earlier. “If you can’t leave then you are prone to repeat your life over and over and over again.”