mveytsman

enum BinaryTree {
    Node(int, Box<BinaryTree>, Box<BinaryTree>),
    Leaf
}

fn insert(tree:Box<BinaryTree>, value:int) -> Box<BinaryTree> {
    return box match (*tree) {
        Leaf => Node(value, box Leaf, box Leaf),
        Node(i, left, right) => if value < i {
            Node(i, insert(left, value), right)

mveytsman

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'thor'
class PhoneBookCLI < Thor
  no_commands do
    def wrap_errors(&block)
      begin
        instance_eval &block
      rescue Exception => e
        say "#{e.message}", :red
        exit

mveytsman

#!/bin/bash
### Setup a wifi Access Point on Ubuntu 12.04 (or its derivatives).

### make sure that this script is executed from root
if [ $(whoami) != 'root' ]
then
    echo "
This script should be executed as root or with sudo:
    sudo $0
"

mveytsman

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am mveytsman on github.
• I am mveytsman (https://keybase.io/mveytsman) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 9C97 0545 A994 453D 4044 75C4 D773 5456 46C9 1E49

To claim this, I am signing this object:

mveytsman

## Usage: forge_cert.rb CA.pem CA.key target.pem
##
## Generate an SSL certificate signed by a custom CA with the same
## subject (common name, organization name, etc..) as the target cert.
## This is useful when you need to man-in-the-middle an ssl connection
## and want to use custom certificates with an existing tool or roll
## your own.
##
## Certificate is written to standard out in PEM format.

mveytsman

## Usage: generate_ca.rb NAME
##
## This script generates an SSL CA certificate that can be used to sign
## other certificates.  The certificate is saved to NAME.pem, and the
## key is saved to NAME.key

require 'openssl'

if ARGV.length != 1 
  puts "Usage: generate_ca.rb NAME"