Nanzikambe

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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
I think you misunderstand the point of MDMA in therapy, it doesn't need to distinguish between "bad" or "good" memories, you do that. The substance simply serves to ensure that you can begin to introspect on those e
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Perhaps as a result of a certain duplication for redundancy & decentralisation?
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
To make the legal side effects "Somebody Else's Problem"? seeing as that's the service many VPN providers offer. Might save them having to get new load balancer VPS quite so often, making it that much harder and more tim
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Interesting, so I'm presuming there's several VPNs involved between the load-balancer and all the discrete servers. I wonder if they use a VPN provider with a static IP and no-logs policy or if it's simply yet another VPS. I&
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Here's a youtube of the same documentary (A Murder of Crows) for folks outside the US: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s472GjbLKQ4 Edit: anecdotally I've seen similar behavior and intelligence demonstrated by Afric
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Could someone take these guys to court and force them to rebrand themselves as a SISP (Some Internet Services Provider) ?
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Regardless of my distate for KDC, I have to say: I disagree. Given the allegations * regarding the illegal involvement of state security apparatus in his case, I can totally see that this event represented an ideal platform for everyone par
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
What I'd like to know is if anyone in the public domain has any packet logs from SR? I find it than incredible that, given SR's notoriety, nobody had ever used tcpdump, an interception proxy or a browser's inspector and notic
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Thanks for the the funroll-loops reminder, some of those bug reports from the early days were class "HOLY COW I'M TOTALLY GOING SO FAST OH F *" USE="GAPING_SECURITY_HOLE" (Source: https://bugs.gentoo.org
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Indeed, it'd be intersting to know how many people use stable.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Gentoo user since late 2002 here. I agree that the state of stable is quite poor of late. I surmised there're a variety of reasons behind this: I'd say the explosive growth of Arch Linux is part of this, personally I've seen
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Buying a service primarily used by gamers streaming in game footage and locking it down to non-gaming hardware would be beyond idiotic.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
So how long will it be before spurious leakers are introduced to the fold to dilute the truth with provably false material? And return this topic to the realm of the paranoid and conspiracy nuts? Not implying that this is the case here, jus
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
> To some extent, this feels like the old "if you have physical access…"¹ rule. Do you completely trust the manufacturer, previous owners and every person that ever had opportunity to touch any of your USB devices for more than
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Doing it that way will rape disk I/O on your server, much better use ZFS snapshot then just zfs send & pipe thru xz/bzip2 to send it remotely Example: #!/bin/bash TS=$(date "+%Y%m%d-%H%M%S") SNAP
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Well once I decided to go this route I figured take advantage of the opportunity to put a good CPU in it and allow it to take over a number of services that I'd previously hosted on another machine (since retired). It host several serv
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
I setup a PI with 2 NIC (1 WAN, 1 LAN) + 1 WLAN to act as a router + AP, and I have to tell you its network performance is pathetic. The bottleneck for total network bandwidth was somewhere about 37mb/sec. That's not per interface
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Whilst I see your point, and I would love a major mobile device manufacturer to enter that space, there's a large barrier for Apple: the underlying operating system is not open source. Whilst that remains the case, the question of secu
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
It also stems from potential gain, you only have to look to former colonies to see this. It's much harder to subjugate a people if you view them as equals.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Article summary: Driver-less car leaves more hands free for evil people to do evil things. Someone FOI the FBI's report on hands-free sets and prosthetic limbs please.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Mailing list doesn't accept valid email addresses containing a "+" symbol. Guess I'm not signing up then.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
"Any posthuman civilization is extremely unlikely to run a significant number of simulations of their evolutionary history" Given the amount of time we spend rooting about in our past, I'd think the opposite is true. What arc
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
From what I read, I got the impression that avoiding them for Nate, is a part of "not playing the game". I'd imagine, not going there reduces his chances of more contact with aggressive law enforcement agents, thieves and dru
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Indeed. The environment appears to be quite hostile, I would refuse to live in or pay any social contribution in a town that judges certain streets only fit for certain classes of people. That way bad things lie.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Quite funny that in Switzerland most are apparently most concerned with fractions of a percent of the economy by being left out other than other issues raised. Source: http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss-face-tough-us-eu-
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Knowing that somewhere someone conspired to sneak up to a sleeping homeless dude and fill his tin with $300 in $0.25 coins without waking him -- reaffirms my faith in the race. gl breaking the cycle Nate.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
I think it would, from Microsoft's technet article [1] -- the reason they went this route seems to be because they're having detecting these two worms (they're polymorphic) -- so they went for decapitation: kill the C&C.
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
This is even more ridiculous than I thought, given TFA -- Microsoft could have just asked them to change the IP associated with the relevant accounts, disable update for them and/or hand over access to those accounts. To quote myself f
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
There are serious problems with this, firstly that it's technically impossible to implement effectively, beyond that it's extremely impractical. Any benefit will be so so transient as to render the entire exercise pointless. For t
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by Nanzikambe 12y ago
Actually I do use Gentoo :) Despite the USE flags KDE's own dependencies make this rather less than easy. Try remove akonadi, consolekit, polkit, kde-base/ pim add "-consolekit -policykit -udisks -udisks2 -upower -raptor -re

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