ClashTheBunny

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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
The problem is that unless you are also able to approach things like a constructivist, you will end up with a bunch of disjoint facts. I think that most people just don't understand math well enough to understand this key. The more m
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
It's interesting that that famous quote about math is a von Neumann quote. I always use the same quote with language and I think that there is a strong connection between language learning, especially ultra logical and systematized on
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Not https://github.com/l29ah/objidlib/commit/e9c31e97c0ca7863516... ?
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
https://github.com/l29ah/objidlib/commit/e9c31e97c0ca7863516...
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Here's an interesting problem. The person who committed the text file about suicide has a .ua domain in their GitHub Profile; would this be a specific way to troll Russia if you're Ukrainian? Just start finding important sites a
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Unless you [backed up]( https://github.com/joeyh/github-backup )!
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Great, now that site's totally going to be taken down...
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Maybe this is a problem with GitHub. Too much re-centralization of the git protocol. How many people ever learned how to use git without GitHub?
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
He only got through 3.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
It's interesting that this is a problem. I would guess that it's mostly to do with the problem of interaction and eye strain associated with on-screen information. I can interact with most things on a monitor, but math is one of
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I'm on Beta 4, which I think is equal to RC, and I have 2.0.0 when I run: cupsctl WebInterface=yes and go to http://localhost:631
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
And a steady hand... http://xkcd.com/378/
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
We could at least reference a known good version by hash. This is at least a little more secure. But considering that Github could have been compromised by this bug, I would probably not pipe much from them until I know more about them not
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I think it's more of a point that if you are using something for free, you should think more in terms of "What did I do wrong to cause this? Who did I not support that put us in this situation?". People pointed out that Open
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Sorry, it was just a joke. I am neither in the party of people who thought that British overlords were that bad nor that they were detrimental. It's more of a joke that we were a former colony and would be an example of the former ov
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Yes, just put a bash script called ls $HOME/bin, put that directory in $PATH, run sudo ls, and off you go... Hopefully you would not be white-listed to run things like that (always put the full path in sudoers), so you will need some s
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
The default /bin/sh, but NOT the default login shell. Those are two very different things.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Specifically, here's Debian's output of sudo sudo -V: Environment variables to preserve: XAUTHORIZATION XAUTHORITY TZ PS2 PS1 PATH LS_COLORS KRB5CCNAME
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I can think of a few ways this could be a problem if you sudo. Sudo is configured to whitelist environment variables, so just figure out which ones are on the whitelist, or find half the people who have alised sudo='sudo -E'. Fr
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
How would this be exploited? Can you read the contents of a webview in another process? Your users would have to navigate somehow to an exploited page (via an ad)?
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
But at least there is the choice with Apple. You don't have to upgrade, but if you want the new security fixes, you have them. With Android, if you find a beloved phone by many, you will be supported for YEARS. My gTablet was being u
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I hear British people say the exact same stuff when the get to the US. It's a pretty standard reaction...
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
The whole paragraph that ends the previous section is, to me, more salient than the quoted sentence itself. Haiti is a microcosm of world iniquity, but it is also a very special hell created by the powers that were (and the powers that be)
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
A lack of a belief in God, Atheism, isn't equal to Naturalism, a belief that there is nothing but what is measurable. There is quite a bit of room between the two. Many early Christians were called Atheists because they denied the exi
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Do you have evidence for this? Statistics? I don't think it is wholly irrational to seek community, as we are social animals; I think that people who join religion can do it for community. What irrational reasons do you know of and
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
That's exactly how it is set up. Just install a couple deb files or set up the repo and DKMS does the rest on every distro I've tried it on.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Because then you get the warrant or NSL?
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
From the link: Neither the name “Markdown” nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission. I believe that a spec is a derived product, at lea
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
The github page for the book has a makefile that creates a pdf of the book. The book was written for both computer and pdf, so you should really build the PDF from the code to get the parts of the text that have been altered for print. If
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
It's like Android. Everything that wasn't already GPL and is produced by the project is released with an Apache license. Everything that is GPL is still GPL. If you fork it, you still have to keep releasing the source for the ke

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