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Alekhine
6y ago
Emulators are legal, I believe.
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The Power of VHS (2017)
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
A trailer? For a book? That's new. This strikes me as a scam. 'Unleash your inner potential.' 'Wake up every morning refreshed and ready to kick ass.' Yeah, right. But who knows, maybe they just have a large market
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Alekhine
6y ago
This is really good. One of my main issues with Mastodon was that there was no way to have multiple accounts and have a unified timeline. This makes it easily possible to be part of more than one community, which was a big obstacle to my us
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6y ago
This... This is great. As an aspiring security expert, this is really, really great. I'll take a closer look at it tomorrow, but I am very grateful at the possibility of a more streamlined approach to RE instead of learning several arc
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Alekhine
6y ago
I don't think so. I remember reading that one reason they open-sourced it was that they didn't want to have to retrain every hacker they hired to use Ghidra instead of IDA or something else. They're probably holding stuff bac
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6y ago
Sci-Hub, unlike The Pirate Bay or similar sites, is unequivocally a good thing. I don't have a source on hand, but lives have probably been saved by medical articles being accessible in poor coubtries. To deny the world scientific know
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Alekhine
6y ago
You're being trolled. The comment you replied to is a copy paste of an oft-mocked post made by Richard Stallman. People post it in Linux threads to make fun of his pedantry and his perceived bitterness over Linux becoming the dominant
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6y ago
You're being trolled. The comment you replied to is a copy paste of an oft-mocked post made by Richard Stallman. People post it in Linux threads to make fun of his pedantry and his perceived bitterness over Linux becoming the dominant
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6y ago
What do you think of social security?
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6y ago
Google is incentivised to twist the web to their benefit, not everybody's. Any profit driven entity is. That's why a Google browser monoculture is bad. Do you understand?
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Alekhine
6y ago
Can you elaborate on that? I personally think Mint is a fine distro, which made the sane decision to abandon snaps when Ubuntu was pushing it.
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6y ago
...Good point.
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Alekhine
6y ago
I'm a novice. I would not use my code for anything even remotely important, but I do have very good writing skills.
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Ask HN: How can an ordinary programmer contribute to space exploration?
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6y ago
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6y ago
No, but according to doctrine, the Church is his bride, so it ought to be under a joint account at least.
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Alekhine
6y ago
I miss calling it BIOS. It was easier to say, was an acronym that made sense, and lined up with the Greek word bios which means life. Very fitting. Too bad we couldn't just call it BIOS v2 or something
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Alekhine
6y ago
How does one become aware of the state of modern exploit development? Just curious.
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Alekhine
6y ago
You can upload designs when building you're keyboard.
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6y ago
If we're being honest, you have. The future is here, just not evenly distributed.
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Calibre 5.0
(calibre-ebook.com)
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Mensa is for those who are insecure about their intelligence and like the idea that they can easily rank themselves above others with a number designed to check if you're mentally handicapped. I'm not surprised they can't com
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6y ago
You should take a look at Pathologic. If you're looking for high art in games, that's what I'd recommend. Watch Hbomberguy's video on YouTube if you're curious.
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I don't really follow the author's reasoning. How is the flaw of Zeno's Paradox the same as thinking a physical brain can produce conciousness? Maybe I just need to read it again. Good news is that we won't always have t
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Wouldn't that be a kind of slavery? Creating AGI would mean creating a new kind of sentient life. Is it not entitled to rights merely because it's artificial? And if that argument doesn't interest you because of AGI's ma
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6y ago
Look up Anonymouth on Github. It's abandonware now, but there might be an updated fork.
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Pretty boring, I must say. Staying inside may drive some people crazy, but it suits me just fine. I have plenty of hobbies to keep me busy. Most of my time and energy is spent on work and I have a reading list so I can actually acquire some
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Deviating from Standard English is not Newspeak.
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6y ago
I'm a college student on a gap year. I actually appreciate you saying this, but sadly, you have gravely overestimated the ability of college students, especially freshmen, to follow guidelines.
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6y ago
Headline: America switches to Protoss, rushes Fleet Beacon.
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