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Telstra investigated over data breach(theaustralian.com.au)
1 points by Auguste 15y ago|0 comments
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How to Make Sure Your Android Phone Isn’t Spying On You(lockergnome.com)
2 points by Auguste 15y ago|0 comments
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by Auguste 15y ago
The original Counter-Strike is no longer actively developed is it? Yet, surprisingly, it seems to be ahead of Counter-Strike Source, the newest addition.
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by Auguste 15y ago
Slackware and Arch Linux are great options if you're interested in exploring something a little more advanced. You'll have to put more work into setting up your system, particularly at first, but you will learn a lot more about how Linux w
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by Auguste 15y ago
Hell must be freezing over. 10 June 2011: Duke Nukem Forever released - https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Development_o... 12 July 2011: PuTTY 0.61 released - http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/changes.ht...
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by Auguste 15y ago
I hope to see this finished some day. Poor code or not, the design and concept looks fantastic. The way it shows one's life, from start to end, really gives a feeling of mortality.
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Tips for Writing Efficient Bash Scripts(hacktux.com)
1 points by Auguste 15y ago|0 comments
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by Auguste 15y ago
I think this could really use screenshots (as above) or some kind of visual tour. Usually if I can't figure out why I would want to use something within 30 seconds, I don't bother coming back. You need to sell the product. :) I didn't e
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by Auguste 15y ago
"Time is an illusion. Lunch time doubly so." -Douglas Adams
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by Auguste 15y ago
I've been using it as my default search engine for a couple of months now, and it's been great. The only thing I find myself missing from Google is image search. What really makes DuckDuckGo so great is the bang syntax. Searching for '!fo
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by Auguste 15y ago
"It is often sufficiently descriptive to tweet "This is a great site: http://actionfiguresridingkittens.tumbly.mil You disappointed me when I clicked that link and found it didn't exist.
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by Auguste 15y ago
Here's the previous story, since Jonathan didn't link to it in his blog. How to use Jonathan's card to buy yourself an iPad - http://sam.odio.com/2011/08/12/i-took-625-jonathans-card/
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PayPal's Peter Thiel reveals plan to launch floating country off San Francisco(dailymail.co.uk)
11 points by Auguste 15y ago|1 comments
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by Auguste 15y ago
I recently bought a ThinkPad as my first laptop, but it's unfortunately got some technical issues (need to send it off for warranty). In the mean time I've been using my old ASUS Eee PC 1000HA, and I've really settled in. I'm surprised at
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by Auguste 15y ago
What brand and model netbook are you using, exactly?
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by Auguste 15y ago
At my workplace we have a large LCD TV (about 60 inches?) mounted on the wall at IT. It uses Perl/CGI to query the support database and display a list of active support tickets and who they are assigned to, in large, bold font. Great moti
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by Auguste 15y ago
This looks like a good step in the right direction, but I prefer TaskWarrior for Linux ( http://www.taskwarrior.org ). It's the only to-do application on the desktop or on the web that I've found to really get the job done. I've found it t
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by Auguste 15y ago
Oh, I should clarify, I don't use it as a server or anything like that. I have VirtualBox and a Windows XP image for any University work that requires Windows software. Right now that's, reluctantly, Microsoft Visual Studio.
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by Auguste 15y ago
I've found myself using console applications more and more recently. The only GUI applications I use out of necessity are Firefox, Keepass and VirtualBox. I use the console for everything else: Cmus for music, Newsbeuter for news feeds an
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by Auguste 15y ago
As far as I can tell, Air is designed to only run on Linux systems with the Apt, RPM or YUM package managers. I had tried to set it up on Slackware using some workarounds (see http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_Adobe_AIR_Application_Instal..
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Notch defends his previous statement calling Euclideon a scam(notch.tumblr.com)
128 points by Auguste 15y ago|52 comments
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by Auguste 15y ago
Yeah, that's true. I suspect they are right, but given that a moderator (or admin?) whitelisted the OP ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=15911.msg419877#msg4... ), I think it's possible that he's legit.
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by Auguste 15y ago
The owner of mybitcoin.com, Tom Williams, has apparently responded on the BitCoin forums: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=33646.0;topicseen
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by Auguste 15y ago
That security auditor could give a lot of the guys featured on The Daily WTF a good run for their money.
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by Auguste 15y ago
Just for the record, Pastebin is not completely secure. Even private pastes can still be accessed if you know the URL - they aren't password protected like your account may be. But like you said, if you posted the key alone anonymously, it
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by Auguste 15y ago
I just realised that the game that Steve is referring to in his blog is Wyvern. It was one of the earliest multiplayer games I played. I wouldn't mind playing it again, but it seems I can't reach the website (www.cabochon.com) right now.
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by Auguste 15y ago
When I last tried Sublime Text back in 1.X, there were no Vi bindings out of the box, but it's powerful enough to allow you to make your own. Some guys on the Sublime Text forum already have.
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US Govt. plant USB sticks in security study, 60% of subjects take the bait(thenextweb.com)
12 points by Auguste 15y ago|4 comments
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by Auguste 15y ago
I've recently switched to Fastmail too (the website, for those interested, is www.fastmail.fm). You'll pay for it, but it has a lot of nice features you won't get for free. It also has two-factor authentication like Google (via SMS), but
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BioWare Neverwinter Nights forum hacked, user details compromised(support.ea.com)
1 points by Auguste 15y ago|0 comments

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