ArneBab

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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   then you missed quite many changes
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   I am aware that we are just one release away from serving video in a video-tag. That’s not as convenient as youtube (because it takes time to load), but much closer than before. For convenience, we need m3u lists of video-chunks and a simpl
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   I don’t have an answer, except for "accept as little data as possible, avoid having centralized control". Basically decentralize all the things, especially control. It is unlikely that empty words will help you if taking down your
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   How Freenet keeps communication friendly with anonymity(draketo.de)

   8 points by ArneBab 8y ago|0 comments
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   You might be interested in the method Freenet uses to avoid disruption of communication: https://www.draketo.de/english/freenet/friendly-communicatio... " In the past decade there hasn’t been a year without a
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   There is one. If you’ve been falsely accused and you need one, contact press@freenetproject.org
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   When did you last look at Freenet? When did you last check the moderated discussion boards? (FMS) There’s a lot of original non-scum user content on Freenet nowadays.
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   "it’s like a cache" is what we’ve been saying as the default description for years. When did you last interact with the freenet community?
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   by ArneBab 8y ago

   Pseudonymity is what you get when you allow people to tightly control their own information. This is what Freenet uses: You have a private key to which you can upload and which you can use as pseudonym in messaging systems.
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    by ArneBab 8y ago

    This is what Freenet already provides with three different messaging systems and anonymously run indexes.
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    by ArneBab 8y ago

    I’m using emacs org-mode. For everything, except notes on paper.
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    by ArneBab 8y ago

    Fortran can give you much better speed at comparable code-complexity, as long as your problem is one which FORTRAN is optimized for, i.e. multidimensional array manipulation or numerical work.
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    by ArneBab 8y ago

    And they warn quite clearly about that. Though in hindsight, having load and unsafe_load would have been safer.
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    by ArneBab 8y ago

    (import (ice-9 match)) (define data '(display code)) (define code (let ((pe primitive-eval)) (match data ((fun arg ...) (lambda () (apply (pe fun) arg)))))) (code)
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    Learning from nothing would mean that you do not encode when someone won, and also not which moves are legal.
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    Information is data with interpretation. That’s the learning hierarchy: data -> information -> knowledge -> wisdom
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    This sounds like blogging to a specialized audience -- which only works to your professional benefit when you blog for the ones who pay you (maybe indirectly by blogging to your professional peers). It indicates a hierarchization of communi
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    ... you’re right. I expected them to use entangled photons (which would have achieved the same but without the delay) and that shaped how I read the article.
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    Back then Stallman worked in a secure space with trusted people where physical locks were between him and people wanting to just wreak havoc. Not using a password was a measure of not restricting good willing people. Blindly askilg people
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    That sounds great! Could you give us a pointer how to add a protocol like freenet: to Firefox (or ext+freenet:, as long as its not in the whitelist)?
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    You could upload it to Freenet, then there won’t even be a record what was up- and downloaded by whom: No one will have the metadata. Info: http://www.draketo.de/light/english/freenet/effortless-passw... Inst
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    XFS is the system where I lost all data when we had a powerloss.
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    bug was closed, because not a problem.
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    Let’s assume you create a user account for "0pointer" → http://0pointer.net/imprint If you can’t see the irony of granting the services of that user root access, have a look at the imprint (the owner of that domai
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    Or maybe 0pointer → http://0pointer.net/imprint
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    So if someone spawns the torrent server as a restricted user to add a layer of security against problems in the server, and that user starts with a zero — like 0priviledge or 0pointer for that matter, do mind the domain of L. Pötterings blo
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    They just would have had to think "let’s do the safe thing — instead of just assuming everything goes well and potentially using the root user as fallback if we’re wrong". It’s a mindset/philosophy problem, and that doesn’t c
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    Another project which is easy to overlook: Think about how many scientists use Emacs for most of their development and writing. But there is (to my knowledge) not even a single paid developer working on it. ( http://gnu.org/
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    A danger is that if you use their tech, you might become dependent on their tools.
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    by ArneBab 9y ago

    In geophysics I also see lots of polishing, and that helps the quality a lot (though you have to be vigilant as author and always check the new version lest some fix to an assumed typo changes the meaning of a sentence in a subtle-but-impor