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by BCM43 14y ago
I don't think arthurrr called you an idealist. Naive, maybe.
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by BCM43 14y ago
I'm guessing 2-5% conversion rate is a little high, but your point still stands.
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by BCM43 14y ago
I think that was unintentional. What a I read from DanBC's comment was that it was referring to the fact you stated the court found that it was for breaking the DVD, not for playing it back. . Just because the court said that the problem
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by BCM43 14y ago
As sltkr said: So to avoid leaking any private data to third parties, I should send all my private data to a third party using a proprietary protocol? Also, I 'd recommend using noscript, with no plugins. Don't bother opening word files,
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by BCM43 14y ago
I think the biggest problem is definitions. Keep in mind that copyright means very different things internationally. Let's compare the CC0 text to this one. Note that I'm not a lawyer, and this is mostly conjecture, but pulled from a reason
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by BCM43 14y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_dilemma
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by BCM43 14y ago
What? Their message is at the bottom of the linked page, with their email above it.
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by BCM43 14y ago
You're really just making the case that organizations with these hiring processes are terrible both ethically and as a place to work. I'm sure the NSA has an annoying hiring process too.
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by BCM43 14y ago
Agreed. I've handled over 100,000 messages with it with no problem, and I know people that have handled well over that. Instant full-text search, no matter how much mail you throw at it.
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by BCM43 14y ago
How would you put it in "plain English"?
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by BCM43 14y ago
What desktop environment are you using? That can change things a lot. I find the default Debian Gnome3 to be pretty good.
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by BCM43 14y ago
They don't want other people to know they are buying pizza?
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by BCM43 14y ago
I'm currently using offlineimap and notmuch. Have you tried that?
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by BCM43 14y ago
If I understand both correctly, the issue with network jitters is you need a large number of samples for each packet from which you are trying to get timing information. This causes the total samples to increase to less obtainable numbers.
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by BCM43 14y ago
Damn it, I thought it meant this: http://jondot.github.com/graphene/
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by BCM43 14y ago
Well, I've yet to hear of any Haskell programmers being picked up , but Moxie Marlinspike and Jacob Applebalm have both been harassed repeatedly despite no evidence of any wrongdoing on either of their parts.
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by BCM43 14y ago
I think there is more to train toilets than that. You need somewhere for the wast to go, and waste disposal, cleaning, maintenance, stocking all have to be done on a regular basis.
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by BCM43 14y ago
(You've probably never heard of it.) Is this a hipster joke?
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by BCM43 14y ago
Can you link to other examples of this happening?
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by BCM43 14y ago
I think adding "Does this code represent a risk to others in some way" to that is also valid. Especially in the security realm, but even in day to day stuff. If code is going to cause other people headaches, help them avoid that.
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by BCM43 14y ago
I think that there is a difference between a US attorney saying that someone faces up to 35 years in prison and pushing for it for years, and a software developer, however influential, making an offhand and clearly exaggerated comment that
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by BCM43 14y ago
The article's point is that you have to download it from the web via the repos to do this. Which seems like an incredibly silly and inconsequential thing to write an entire article about.
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by BCM43 14y ago
Or a MITM attack stealing personal information?
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by BCM43 14y ago
Indeed. Keep in mind that for months Bin Laden denied even having anything to do with it.
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by BCM43 14y ago
AFAIK, 0 QC or checking is done on the contents of a repo. additionally, there have been enough times in the past where someone has just straight up rooted the servers that the repo lives on Are you talking about debian/fedora repos? Beca
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by BCM43 14y ago
http://www.anonpaste.me/anonpaste2/index.php?b18e0b52166f3c1... In memory of Swartz.
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by BCM43 14y ago
It is open source, but I can't seem to find a license on that page, so it may not be free software. I would be reluctant to modify and redistribute copies of it.
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by BCM43 14y ago
It sounds like you're more confused about why people back it then why the start it. They start it because 3000 people backed previous ones.
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by BCM43 14y ago
Does this apply if the strip club is not full? What if you only sneak in during slow times?
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by BCM43 14y ago
To be fair, that table is less than 1/100th the size. I'm not surprised it's faster.

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