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by D9u 13y ago
One thing I learned is don’t spend your entire life playing predictive defense against attacks that will never happen. Real people are very clever. If they choose to attack you they’ll attack you in ways you can’t predict. I wish our gove
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by D9u 13y ago
Any successor will, by necessity, be named something else, so... Yeah, I agree, there can never be another "Hacker News."
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by D9u 13y ago
The first item in the FAQ answers that, yes the panels are removable & an extension cord can be used... http://solaptop.com/en/faq/#toggle3664
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by D9u 13y ago
The PV panels are detachable and an extension cord can be used to position the panels in an appropriate location, plus most newer PV panels will produce power in cloudy or indirect sunlight, but I too wonder about whether the laptop will op
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by D9u 13y ago
>We still have due process. Not all of us... http://aje.me/10QK303
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by D9u 13y ago
Using government equipment to conduct personal "business" is considered unethical. If someone in the Senate wants to edit Wikipedia articles, they're free to do so on their own time, using their own equipment.
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by D9u 13y ago
For some reason I thought that this was about Google Play and Android devices... (crawling back under my rock now...)
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by D9u 13y ago
Or, to really be a hipster, running Linux was never "hip" to begin with. *BSD is where it's at.
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by D9u 13y ago
I haven't had to deal with UEFI yet, but there appears to be ways around secure boot, as the Fedora Project has been working on it for some time now. www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/linus-torvalds-on-windows-8-uefi-and-fe
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by D9u 13y ago
In light of the Freedom Hosting kerfluffle, as well as the Snowden revelations, I don't see much incentive to run an exit node. Prior to these recent events I fooled around with setting up hidden services for my own educational purpose
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by D9u 13y ago
Am I the only one who finds this thread to be hypocritical. Instead of posting this diatribe, as have others, lead by example and post content you'd like to see here.
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by D9u 13y ago
I use Tor, but I don't use the Tor Browser Bundle... It's simple enough to configure my browser to use Tor without relying on yet another executable to do it for me.
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by D9u 13y ago
Since I've never been an .onion site user, I've not noticed any issues with my Tor connections to the "regular" net. It's my understanding that one can host a .onion "hidden" site without having to go thro
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by D9u 13y ago
In my somewhat convoluted estimation, the Nobel Peace Prize has ceased to hold any special meaning since it was awarded to someone who never really did anything to earn it other than become elected to an office whereupon the very foundation
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by D9u 13y ago
My first thought was, "I wonder if this has anything to do with copy protections related to anti counterfeiting?" Not that I have any valid reasons to consider this.
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by D9u 13y ago
The "complex," which could not operate without the collusion of Congress, was in place prior to the first world war. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Fruit_Company http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by D9u 13y ago
Very well written! My favorite part: People, you couldn’t trust any of these three guys to go down to the corner grocery for a pack of cigarettes. Stallman would bring you tiny peat-pots of baby tobacco plants, then tell you to grow your o
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by D9u 13y ago
50-year-old military-industrial complex I was disappointed to read that part, as it omits the Congressional portion of the equation as well as fails to make note that said complex is a lot older than 50 years.
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by D9u 13y ago
There are all sorts of easy to use online prompt generators. http://xta.github.io/HalloweenBash/ https://ddg.gg/?q=bash+prompt+generator But it's not so difficult to customize your prompt yourself
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by D9u 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5965697 Posted from Tor, as was this comment.
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by D9u 13y ago
Look into the potency of genuine Nepalese hashish. Have a look in one or two of those coffee shops and ask about Nepalese hashish - the real stuff, I'm sure that you'll find it to be on par with the high grade Dutch hashish of whi
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by D9u 13y ago
I thought that I read this article here once before... But a search turned up nothing relevant. The story pisses me off to no end. The fucking Pentagon pisses away TRILLIONS of dollars yet they can't even get deserving soldiers their j
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by D9u 13y ago
My immediate response was, "Ruby? Ugh! You should never use Ruby."
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by D9u 13y ago
Well put, regarding my own conjecture.
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by D9u 13y ago
The fallacy that modern cannabis is more potent now than it was in the 1960's is based on flawed methodology. In the 1960's cannabis researchers didn't have access to the old world drug varieties found in Nepal, Tibet, Afghan
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by D9u 13y ago
Conjecture... Perhaps you've heard of it? I'll not enter into a hypothetical conversation at this point without evidence to support your suppositions, as it's far too easy to flip your speculations around and spin it into a p
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by D9u 13y ago
40 grams per month is slightly more than one joint a day. Some people consume more than that, some less, but 40 grams a month is nowhere near the amount held by dealers.
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It seems obvious that if drugs such as cannabis are held to the same standard as decidedly more deadly, legal, drugs such as tobacco and alcohol, then the accompanying crime statistics are bound to be less. Pot heads aren't known for t
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by D9u 13y ago
Touché. Yet, in light of the current situation, considering the hyperbole surrounding this issue, I'm willing to give her the benefit of the doubt, whereas I am much less willing to grant the same amount of forgiveness to the US govern
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by D9u 13y ago
I've conducted all manner of searches on a vast array of questionable subjects. (former military here) I've searched on ricin extraction, homemade thermite, homemade napalm, and more, and I have yet to receive a knock on my door f

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