Izmaki

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by Izmaki 7y ago
This is about the most useless website I've visited in a long time.
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by Izmaki 7y ago
This. If we always assume the worst, we may as well stop using passwords or strong ones anyway, because we can assume that our machines per definition are hacked and local network infiltrated. Not happening, right? That’s what i thought...
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by Izmaki 7y ago
I could barely read the page due to adds and banners. I left again.
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by Izmaki 7y ago
This. Remember that to be functioning in Python, C++, and many other languages you don't need to learn most if not all concepts. That is not true for Haskell where if you know a lot but not everything, you are likely running into troub
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by Izmaki 7y ago
So, there may be a real, meaningful question which result is 42, when using a different "base" to view the question at?
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by Izmaki 7y ago
There are so many spontaneous adds on this freaking page I can't even read the article because the text jumps away to make room for god know what product they want me to buy... Man, what a trend this has grown to be.
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by Izmaki 7y ago
May I ask, how do you find working remotely? I imagine the freedom aspect is nice, and the fact that you don't have to spend x mount of hours every week commuting, but were there other deciding factors in your case? Would you recommend
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by Izmaki 7y ago
Your comment is perfet. Let me quote: "OK, then why is everyone saying it’s hard ? [...] Another reason is because it used to be hard a long time ago. People got traumatized by how hard it was to not screw up and never reevaluated the
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by Izmaki 7y ago
My phone gave up trying to load that page.
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by Izmaki 7y ago
If you're accidentally pressing it when hitting the number keys, your finger positions must be way off. It's not like the number keys are thin at all. Regarding the gaming mouse, if all you use the touchpad for is point and clic
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by Izmaki 7y ago
I'm a programmer and I love it too. It looks really nice and the virtual buttons that appear in the different applications that I also use are really convenient (e.g. the settings button for my VMware VMs or the full control I have ove
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by Izmaki 7y ago
You beat me to it :D
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by Izmaki 7y ago
I've been running a Tor relay for quite a bit of time now in a Docker container. When I wanted to do so initially I found a few guides for running Tor relays as containers, but they were either lacking in details, didn't work or a
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Running a Tor Relay in a Docker Container(tor.stackexchange.com)
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by Izmaki 7y ago
With that salary I assume you have or had a large amount of money to keep yourself afloat for quite some time, while waiting for your new business to hopefully be profitable also - is that right? Would you mind sharing some of the financial
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by Izmaki 7y ago
Including or excluding the 40% fluff that was added seemingly because the author wanted to tell a good story more than anything? :P
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by Izmaki 7y ago
Ouch :D
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by Izmaki 7y ago
Much of what is discussed in this article as something "we should try out" is already a well-researched topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principles_of_grouping
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by Izmaki 7y ago
Allow me to send a big shoutout and my deepest thanks to the maintainers and volunteers of both the Tor Browser and the Tor Project in general. You make the world a better place, even if the majority of the population don't realise the
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by Izmaki 7y ago
I wish people would at least learn the difference between "deep web" and "dark web". ;) I bet you use the "deep web" multiple times each week. The "dark web" on the other hand, probably not.
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by Izmaki 7y ago
I believe you got the D wrong. Dependency Inversion is not just about slapping an interface in between two components. It's about inverting the dependency. Let me explain: Picture that we have two components, a main component "Mas
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I enjoyed that talk a lot. Great speaker and impressive work!
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I was hoping to experience this as a lucidchart visualisation of "sweaty spikes" and "work spreaders" because of too many "Internet tubes". Oh well. Another time :D
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Next up on HN: Java static void main(String[] args): Concept
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Plus I think it's safe to assume that they can handle themselves, anonymity wise. Tor and bitcoin is not rocket science
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by Izmaki 8y ago
And experience. Knowing what to look for, even if it's just the HTML source of a web page, is rather important in the first steps of breaking the system. How do you learn what to look for? Well, certainly there are blog posts and even
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by Izmaki 8y ago
It's a nice way to earn a bit of cash from larger companies who do not want "company.dev" associated with porn or malicious content. Imagine if "unity.dev" or "disney.dev" pointed to a cesspool of viruses.
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by Izmaki 8y ago
How can someone buy a truck for $58,000 in cash and not set off one billion alarms?? :O
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by Izmaki 8y ago
"Did my job well" might be one, but it's hard to measure... otherwise see above :D
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by Izmaki 8y ago
It's not easy to list goals from the top of my head as it's not my strong side, and especially not if they have to be measurable (which good goals should be, rather than your boss evaluating whether or not you did something), but

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