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15y ago
I think this word uses the assumption that between you and them is an object. If the object is transparent, you can see what they are doing. If it is not, and it is a cloak of some sort, you cannot see what they are doing.
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15y ago
This actually looks pretty similar to what I already use.
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16y ago
I could not figure out "(Don't be evil, was a joke?)".
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16y ago
As other have pointed out above, the point is not where you think it is coming from, it is where it is actually coming from. Someone could easily man in the middle the connection and change the code you download, so your computer ran whatev
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16y ago
Perhaps because these can go faster, or deep enough that they can't be detected nearly as easily?
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16y ago
It has ads now, via http://www.carbonads.net/
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16y ago
For me, the teachers will enhance my interest, but the grades aspect of it will muffle it. I'm not exactly sure why this is.
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16y ago
Oh great. I was afraid I would never find a place that could use my Malbolge skills.
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16y ago
The problem with this is what it will do to the comments on the article. There have been many times where I have an idea for a comment that I know will get me karma, but I don't think that it really belongs on HN, so I don't submit it. Sinc
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16y ago
VNC is much slower, and has many disadvantages because it works at the level of the entire desktop rather than just an application.
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16y ago
How so?
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16y ago
Not really. Men and women are different and relate to families differently. Deal with it. I'm not really sure what to say to this other than I would prefer not to see such blatant sexism anywhere, but especially not on HN.
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16y ago
I can run a fully featured Linux system on a 800mhz laptop with 1gb of ram.
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16y ago
The problem with this is that you can be tricked into giving access to it. I would not count plunging a display adapter into my computer giving someone "physical access" but in this case it would do.
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16y ago
I miss serial ports.
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16y ago
I don't have an iphone, so forgive me, but how does a tooltip work on the iphone?
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16y ago
It's going to be completely irrelevant and out of date within 50.
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16y ago
Does your username have anything to do with Debian?
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16y ago
we are going to OS* all the code* Don't let RMS hear you say that!
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16y ago
I think the important difference is that you are actively doing something while getting the paper. You go outside, and have something to look at while you are waiting. Perhaps if he opened it a bit before he knew he would need it, and did s
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16y ago
https://github.com/kanru/notmuch This has thread views. It works very well. If you look at the headers of an email you can see: In-Reply-To: and References I'm not sure that this is what it is using, but it is a possibility.
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16y ago
$ time perl < /dev/null real 0m0.033s user 0m0.004s sys 0m0.000s $ time python < /dev/null real 0m0.017s user 0m0.004s sys 0m0.012s $ time perl < /dev/null real 0m0.002s user 0m0.004s sys 0m0.000s
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16y ago
Actually, I just realized that the nicer look is only is in the nightlies right now.
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16y ago
It's still f. It just looks a lot nicer.
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16y ago
I switched without changing anything. It's a fork, and they have not changed much of the bindings yet.
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16y ago
Popularity is not a trustworthy indicator of artistic merit. How else would you define it?
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16y ago
It's nitpicky, but you're using the word trust wrong here. I don't have to completely trust the people who signed your key, and I don't have to trust you at all. I have to trust the people that signed your key to have done the proper back
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16y ago
It's the one the emacs uses.
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16y ago
It serves as a base. The number of people with out the skills alone is not so useful without knowing how many people saw it.
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16y ago
For those of us who do not know javascript (a rarity on HN, I know) could you explain what it does?
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