Sevrene

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by Sevrene 10y ago
Having a healthy amount of suspicion suspends judgements in the first place. I skimmed the article as I had already heard most of it. No need to be so righteous. You could save yourself time (and everyone else for that matter) if you just w
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by Sevrene 10y ago
This reminds me of what I saw from the Snowden leaks about HUMINT psyops: https://theintercept.com/2014/02/24/jtrig-manipulation/ and it doesn't surprise me that this is being used by election candi
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by Sevrene 10y ago
If I was being charged with something and they offered the 'pretty mediocre' option for determining guilt vs the 'believe the victim' option, I know which I'd take. The system isn't great, but it's the bes
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I didn't read all of your article, I didn't have to read it to see that your comment looks like propaganda; new user, highly politicised comments, abrasive attitude to questions, comments with very similar content, etc. I don&#x
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with you, but you are aware your comment looks like propaganda as well, right?
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by Sevrene 11y ago
If a potentional employer cared more about my previous education history than they do my skills or previous work, than I personally wouldnt really value them either. Not sure if that's the 'correct' way of going about it.
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by Sevrene 11y ago
I use ssh-ident. It creates a separate ssh agent for each identity you use and you can setup a different identity for each host or ssh argument. And if worse comes to worse, it will prevent someone running off with all the keys you are cur
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by Sevrene 11y ago
As someone who hasn't been following bitcoin development very closely, can you please give me some examples or sources as to why they deserve to be unseated?
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by Sevrene 11y ago
35% seems awfully high. From what I've read it's more like 15-20%, and a large portion of that is younger people, so the demographic for advertising on websites will probably start to shift towards older people if it hasn't a
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by Sevrene 11y ago
Everyone has some level of bias. The best thing you can really do is try and counter your own bias when you notice it. In most jurisdictions not hiring someone based on racial or unfair judgements is illegal. Trying to change workplace cult
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LED vinyl shelf with searchable interface(youtube.com)
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by Sevrene 11y ago
Why I captured this MRI of a mother and child? Because I can. /article
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Farmer creates drone tractor(youtube.com)
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by Sevrene 11y ago
I think there has pretty much always been trolls on the internet. Back in the 90s it felt like no one took the happenings on the internet all that seriously, it was a bit of a lark. Now that it's much more mainstream, it's embedde
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by Sevrene 11y ago
There's a lot of hate for systemd and there's also a lot of people ignoring valid criticisms and going so far as labeling those making the criticisms as haters. This does not bode well for reasonable discussion. It has become ver
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by Sevrene 11y ago
This might be a bit controversial and even if it does turn out to be useful for addiction therapy, that doesn't necessarily mean it will be for your friend. Anyway, when I was smoking tobacco every day (albeit only 1 pack a week) I too
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by Sevrene 11y ago
There's something I found on hacker news awhile back that can allow you to use ForwardAgent while limiting your identities so that you can forward your ssh agent, but it only forwards the identity you used to connect to that server. It
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by Sevrene 11y ago
I can't help but feel I am living in the future with such buildings existing like that. It looks like a space ship! Sadly though many libraries, especially rural and regional ones just can't afford that.
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by Sevrene 11y ago
I have never worked outside of my own private space. I just feel uneasy, unsure and anxious that I am doing someone wrong by doing so. If someone has covered up or hidden the outlets, to me that's a very clear sign that they don't
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by Sevrene 11y ago
Yes! Imagine if your local library was furnished more like an old book store; with decadent yet comfortable furniture and more soft lighting that is just slightly more yellow than the bright white they use. All the libraries I have been to
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by Sevrene 11y ago
>People on here love to hate on Ellen because she's a woman who made it as CEO of a popular tech company. The white male nerds on HN will use any conspiracy theory or baseless attack on her character to try to discredit her. Do you
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by Sevrene 11y ago
to discourage startups with consumer encryption solutions How does this defend the country against cyber attacks? Surely it just makes it easier. Have I misunderstood you? Also, on a side note, I really dislike how the word cyber is now i
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by Sevrene 12y ago
Yes! (although minus the thunderbolt monitor)
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by Sevrene 12y ago
I once registered 0.0259 BAC (the limit for my license is 0) when I was pulled over at the bottom of my street. The cop had been setup there several times over the course of a few weeks, and consistently pulled me over for a random breath t
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by Sevrene 12y ago
Infinite sets does not equate to infinite possibility. Like you said, it only includes feasible combinations which is determined by our universe. If you roll a 6 sided die infinite times you will still never roll a 7. So there's never
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by Sevrene 12y ago
Great change rarely comes with-out great violence. It is sad, but appears to be true. Considering Americans and other FVEY countries are for all purposes living very well compared to their cousins makes me doubt this will ever happen.
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by Sevrene 12y ago
A few years ago NSW Police had several cars fitted with Automatic number plate recognition and after a year of use they already had read more license plates than people living in that state. I don't necessarily mind police using this f
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by Sevrene 12y ago
This is a very valid issue. I have been using ssh-ident* for this reason. You can add keys to ~/.ssh/identities and it'll start up an agent for each identity when you use it. This means if the machine you connect to is indeed
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by Sevrene 12y ago
Anyone else feeling particularly itchy after reading this?
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by Sevrene 12y ago
Well I for one had no idea who or what Dr. Dobb's was before this submission.

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