Elhana

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by Elhana 12y ago
I have a similar pack of raw images, which I never got to clean up since I got spare storage space and it is not even that big - looking at those new Panasonic GH4 cameras that can shoot raw video with some crazy bitrate, you will need load
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by Elhana 12y ago
What happens if you post a link to some endless scrolling website?
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by Elhana 12y ago
Torture is not permitted under international law last time I checked, but US doesn't care and neither does EU. And I love the argument that unless you can prove Israel is deliberately targeting Palestinians, they are innocent - that i
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by Elhana 12y ago
I don't know if i'm getting downvoted because I haven't posted the source for the info or something else, but here is the link to an interview: http://lenta.ru/articles/2014/07/22/rkn/
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by Elhana 12y ago
I don't see EU implementing any sanctions against US for Guantanamo or Israel for slaughtering Palestinians. If you punish one country for a crime - be consistent and do it for all of them. Iran can't have peaceful nuclear tech,
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by Elhana 12y ago
Since when everyone without tshirt became gay? Really: http://0.tqn.com/d/politicalhumor/1/7/a/X/2/obama-shirtless-...
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by Elhana 12y ago
Russian government already explained that it will not be enforced if you just post kitten pics and have over 3000 subscribers.
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by Elhana 12y ago
Because if your enemy can simply ground your fighter fleet with a communication attack, you are just asking for a Pearl Harbor 2
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by Elhana 12y ago
How often can this link be posted on HN? :) There is at least one link every year and three times in last 6 month (this is 4th).
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by Elhana 12y ago
The issue here is what happens when China does the same and ask Microsoft to hand over data stored in US for US customer? I bet US Gov will be furious. What if every country starts doing this?
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by Elhana 12y ago
Banks don't move dollars in crates overseas, transfers in USD are going through US banks: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correspondent_account
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by Elhana 12y ago
If metadata is corrupted to a point where pool can't be imported, you probably won't save much from it and shouldve had a backup anyway. You might want to recover at least some files from a badly damaged FS if it is your home serv
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by Elhana 12y ago
Example of non-ecc memory corruption and effect: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.illumos.zfs/1779
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by Elhana 12y ago
Silent corruption can hit NTFS just as well. The only protection is to have a good hardware with ECC RAM, raid with redundancy and a FS that checks data on every read like zfs,btrfs,ReFS,... and backups.
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by Elhana 12y ago
There is no chance nuclear bomb on the sea bed would blow up suddenly. Radioactive materials would leak into the sea, but pollution will be much less than radioactive water from Fukushima. Not saying that it is not bad, but not as bad as i
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by Elhana 13y ago
Remind me, those photos of Guardian destroying Snowden files all over the news sites are clearly because Russians forced them to? Or was it UK government?
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by Elhana 13y ago
It is a classic case of an economically failing superpower trying to stay afloat with skyrocketing debt, shifting attention from it's internal problems and feeding on wars in other countries. US keep supporting terrorists in Syria and
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by Elhana 13y ago
For a good reason. If Snowden published US secrets soemwhere, how fast do you think it will be taken down by cloudflare. wikileaks never had a problem with hosting either it seems, right?
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by Elhana 13y ago
Bugs have a hex number of them, you need to match it with a binary representation with rockets.. I'm still slower than that kid.
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by Elhana 13y ago
If jews are happy with neo-nazis in Ukraine, why they are asking Netanyahu to send forces to protect them? http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/177920
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by Elhana 13y ago
US has a long tradition of "protecting" as well. They were protecting Yugoslavia, then protected Iraq, Afganistan, Libya.. recently Syria. They are also looking to protect Iran and Ukraine now. Most of it without UN resolution, wi
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by Elhana 13y ago
"Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" link. (Not all users will see
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by Elhana 13y ago
How can I move the menu bar under window title? I actually like to move windows by the title bar and not move my mouse over the whole screen to the global menu.
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by Elhana 13y ago
Give people choice: People who like it old way are still happy and people who like new stuff will just switch. Make a dialog at the start of the session when you release new features, asking if you'd like to enable new features or keep
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by Elhana 13y ago
Who needs paper archives this days anyway?
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by Elhana 13y ago
Linux kernel is maintained by sane people, unlike systemd/udev: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1369384
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by Elhana 13y ago
Suppose one day you notice your neighbor beating a crap out of his kids with a baseball bat, should you ignore boundaries of his property (house) and stop him in order to defend his kids? Although it becomes common this days people would j
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by Elhana 13y ago
If Lennart Poettering were building a bicycle, it would have multiple seats, 4 wheels, engine, conditioner, bar, sat tv, console and small pool on it. You would be able to remove most of it tho... maybe. If you try to remove the engine, it
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by Elhana 13y ago
Until corporate networks stop demanding 8 character long pin every time I need to unlock, I will refuse to have corp mail on my phone.
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by Elhana 13y ago
I guess you mean why every doctor doesn't own 2-3 of these, because battery won't last a day...

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