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by BCM43 13y ago
I have yet to find a coffee shop with solid enough Internet for my needs. From talking to people I know in management at coffee shops, the reason for this is that the don't want people sitting there all day working. This may be different at
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by BCM43 13y ago
One person is not a "culture", and he's not an anarchist. But point still taken.
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by BCM43 13y ago
A whistleblower informs on the powers-that-be to the public, a narc informs on members of the public to the powers that be. One lets the public or their community decide, the other appeals to an authority to come into the community and take
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by BCM43 13y ago
the wiki-leaks/anarchist culture of "breaking 'any' rule is a good thing" What? I don't think that's actually something many people advocate for. Do you have links to examples?
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by BCM43 13y ago
This might be more work for you, but it's open source and tracked with git. You could find the old CSS and do it yourself.
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by BCM43 13y ago
No, that's a little different. The problem with password reuse is that if someone breaks into a site and steals the passwords, or a malicious administrator steals your password, they can reuse it. The public/private key separation of ssh ke
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by BCM43 13y ago
Your links all show the same thing for me.
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by BCM43 13y ago
From my experience the NYC jobs pay more than the ones in other places, so if you're not working remote it can make sense. Also, I like NYC as a city way more than Pittsburgh.
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by BCM43 13y ago
What happens if a user is running noscript?
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by BCM43 13y ago
Is this including increased revenue from alumni? Or rather, how much it would decrease if the sports teams were removed? I'm not sure if this is actually something that would happen, but it seems like it could be.
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by BCM43 13y ago
Why can't you do this now?
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by BCM43 13y ago
If it is exactly the same besides the origin, why does it matter?
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by BCM43 13y ago
What would you suggest people put their money in then? Gold? Guns? The problems you describe are problems for just about every currency right now. How much of your money do you have in cash, and how much is in the bank? Do you think you wil
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by BCM43 13y ago
The music has actually has been mostly banned in NYC.
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by BCM43 13y ago
The natural slant on IRC is away from intelligent discourse and toward a cross between texting and one-line jokes with friends. What? I could name 20 channels of the top of my head this is not true for.
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by BCM43 13y ago
It is if you are black and male.
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by BCM43 14y ago
If you use emacs, notmuch and offlineimap are great. Very strong gpg integration. http://notmuchmail.org/
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by BCM43 14y ago
I'm guessing that Debian, if they have not already done it, will start searching packages for ^#/usr/bin/python$, and filing bug reports for packages that match. So that should not be as much of a problem. As for user-created scripts...
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by BCM43 14y ago
There are a lot of questions as to the accuracy of that book and what's been described. I can't find great links (most of it might be internal academic grumblings), but this nytimes article is a start. https://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/02/ny
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by BCM43 14y ago
M+x ansi-term should do it. I'm not sure how well that scales to many terminals though. M+x term also works. There is also eshell.
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by BCM43 14y ago
It's also very unjust. Where were Douglas Engelbart's billions? Tim Berners-Lee, is he a billionaire? No, we have 17 year olds making quick millions gluing together the work of dozens of Ph.D's who will never see that kind of money in thei
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by BCM43 14y ago
I'm currently subscribed to NewsBlur and I have to wait for my feeds to load. It's not such a big deal as the UI is brilliant, but it's still annoying. It was less than half a second before a huge influx of users. Hopefully it will be dow
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by BCM43 14y ago
Would these be chroot jails?
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by BCM43 14y ago
You could also do the same thing by creating a new account. But that rarely happens.
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by BCM43 14y ago
How is it not? It's not like people are going to stop writing code.
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by BCM43 14y ago
Agreed. If the cursing is the only funny part of the joke, it gets old pretty quickly. In fact, it seems at this point it's the opposite of offensive. I'm mostly just bored.
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by BCM43 14y ago
How do you bootstrap a business without a decent amount of savings and a sizable economic and social safety net? And the whole point of michaelochurch's comment was that some/most people can't bootstrap their business.
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by BCM43 14y ago
Yes, that's already possible as long as you trust the operating system. But it seems like people are really concerned about the GPS location data.
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by BCM43 14y ago
As far as I can see, nothing. You need to authenticate to the cell networks to receive phone calls, and when you do that they get your location. Even if they don't know whose phone it is, it's not very hard to figure out based on where they
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by BCM43 14y ago
If I understand this correctly, it is more of an initial server setup tool, much like FAI, and less of a management engine along the lines of Puppet, Chef, or Cfengine?

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