Fuxy

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by Fuxy 13y ago
There is no perfect privacy all you can do it do your best to not be identified by using the tools available however e-mail was never private It wasn't designed to be. I do appreciate him/her taking stand though.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Language barrier or not as far as i know code is still written the same way. The least the Facebook guys could have done is ask for details not just reply this is not a bug. And once you fix a bug reported by someone you don't get to d
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well the regulations are a pain but at least bitcoin will be more readily available if it gets recognized.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I got to say the mafia was smarter. The worst you can do to your rival is make him think his family is in danger. That would just motivate him more to take you down since he won't feel safe if he doesn't. That little piece of hon
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by Fuxy 13y ago
And this is why business will never truly innovate and government backed projects that waste tonnes of money will bring the truly revolutionary discoveries. It is probably not intentional but their inability to manage funding is actually a
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Building very inaccurate stats i guess.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Wish nanotechnology would progress faster I'm really excited about the potential applications of these new materials.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I find shell scripts confuses the heck out of me whenever they try to do something a little more complicated the piping. Even this left me a but confused like how do the functions get the input parameters does the * in echo -e "$RED$*$
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That's such an obvious solution I can't believe nobody thought of that before this guy. Weird.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
You don't know me do you? Every script/piece of code gets dissected eventually. It's just a matter of how enjoyable/easy to read the code is.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
This looks very fun :) Kinda disappointed it's ruby but that's just my bias.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That thing was put together in a hurry. I bet nobody even considered security but that's the good news for us :)
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Yes... accept it so we can hack you next time more easily ;))
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by Fuxy 13y ago
This would all sound nice and all but where's the proof? Just hackers saying they will refuse government contracts doesn't mean anything. I honestly hope they would do that but I lost hope in such a thing happening a long time ago
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by Fuxy 13y ago
It's more like he's trying to sell a car while publishing plans for a high speed people mover. You can just hope it won't displace the electric car in the inner city until Tesla become really profitable but you never know. It
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by Fuxy 13y ago
He couldn't afford to pay the credit card bills after 2 years what makes you think this guy has a lot of electronics in his house. I would wager he probably has 1 crappy old computer a printer and a smartphone (just my guess as an east
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Haha now that's funny. The man did nothing wrong that's how negotiations are done between lawyers all the time. He presented new terms, the bank agreed so now they have to honor the contract they agreed to.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Anybody thinking this is the new slave labor or is it just me? Need more workers? Introduce stricter laws. Given the mess the American legal system is just about anybody can be sentenced for something so the only question is how many slaves
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by Fuxy 13y ago
The correlation between the launch of the bank and his arrest is quite suspect. I believe the hosting was secure however the bank wasn't and it allowed the police to identify him through that. Once they knew who he was doing the rest w
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Great security by obscurity. Didn't we try that before a failed miserable? Then again if they start enforcing it like piracy with ridiculous fines and jail time they best researchers would be criminals.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That's the problem with the American judicial system. Whenever they want to convict someone innocent of a bullshit crime they just assemble of idiots who just say guilty to go home to their trailer. Have they heard of the phrase &quot
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by Fuxy 13y ago
There's no feasible way of blocking circumvention tools without causing massive collateral damage. If they block SSH tunnels for instance no sysadmin will be able to do their job. Same for VPN. A lot of people work remotely. I will lau
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by Fuxy 13y ago
We should require all elected officials pass a "basics of technology" test before they are allowed to comment or vote on policies that include these topics. People who don't know anything about technology should not be allowe
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Great another excuse to ban millions of sites under the disguise of protecting children from porn or catching child rapists. Let's talk about what this really is. It's just the governments way of telling us what porn we should wat
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Lol Gnome and Canonical a project that never listens to the community and tries to make their software less customizable and a project which for it size is contributing a very small amount back to the kernel. I'll take Linus yelling at
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I would like to see how many students represent the 44 to 24 percent. If it's a couple hundred I wouldn't consider it failure. Plus has anybody considered the fact that some people (like me) consider exams just way for professors&
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Drones will get cheaper to manufacture and then America will have a problem again. As they had with the nuclear arms race. They could send drones to a foreign country but that would just make that country send their drones to America. Until
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I like this guy more and more every time i read some of his comments. I agree acting professional is not healthy for a real social interaction and you need real social interactions when you're building a collaborative system like Linux
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Wow. Nice! CSS has become a lot more flexible over the years.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Windows should be banned in all countries except America. Open source OS is the only way to go. I'm not saying Linux since it's not exactly the most non technical friendly OS for people requiring more than basic usage but windows

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