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Shanea93
10y ago
I live in the UK and wholly agree, the Public Order Act 1986 makes it very clear where it stands on hate speech, and yet I disagree with it, the same as I feel about the Snoopers Charter and other such laws. Freedom of speech should be gran
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10y ago
But why should we not fight for them? I am just as angry about the thought of us being censored as I am of the thought of them being censored. It doesn't matter whether what they say disgusts me or not, I don't have the right to n
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10y ago
Yes! Lets silence the opinions of everyone we disagree with! Lets take away their places to talk so they have to skulk in the shadows! Lets pretend there's no merit to listening to the thoughts of millions of people! Why stop with remo
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10y ago
Not sure why this is being downvoted, it adds to the conversation, there is merit to the viewpoint that you can be both terrible to your own people while being generous to the people of other countries. I might not have liked the man but th
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10y ago
It doesn't appear so, the certificates appear to be signed by Cisco, presumably on some kind of dedicated hardware firewall designed to filter - but it's entirely possible that the service is being ran by Cisco and they're ge
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10y ago
Full disclosure, that's my post, I just thought it would be relevant to your interests. It's deplorable how they're putting tools in place to infringe on the privacy of an entire country using such dangerous tools as _wikiped
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British mobile ISP SSL MITM attack for the purposes of censorship
(reddit.com)
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10y ago
This is the first iteration of this device, I imagine that when the very first computing systems were being built, some humans were still on parity / better than the new systems. The interesting part will be to see how this performs wh
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10y ago
"If you give access to internet to 100 people, 99 of them will use it for Facebook or Porn." This isn't a zero sum game, last night I used my internet access for porn, today I'm using my internet access to learn about a
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10y ago
At the very least, the operations accounts, security, newsletters and Simon Stevens himself should have the ability to send a network-wide email - outside of that there's no good reason for Johnny intern to be sending an email to that
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10y ago
I assume they had it ready to go and live and putting it in to production was simply a matter of registering the domain and pointing the DNS at the server hosting this.
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10y ago
I don't think the OP was saying that - they were saying that it's not a technically difficult issue, and they would be fairly right. In my experience, most large fashion sites can comfortably run on a Magento instance with a fairl
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10y ago
Just signed up, it's perfect, the service I never knew I needed but clearly always have. Is there any time limit on purchases? I'm not paid for a week, I wouldn't want to go through that signup process and have it disappear f
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10y ago
Nothing interesting to you, mayhap. I enjoyed reading through the simple code, these older languages can often seem somewhat esoteric to the uninitiated, seeing the COBOL language twisted to fitting in to an MVC-lite pattern helped me to un
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10y ago
It would be a fairly unlikely place for him to go though, given that everything he does is on his own land (and other areas where he has the owner's permission). He's presumably constrained by the local wildlife and regional laws.
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10y ago
He's a professor of liberal studies, you could say that this sort of action is entirely within the remit of his profession.
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10y ago
People normally only care about poor diversity in careers where the pay is good - you rarely hear people complaining about the diversity of cleaners, milk delivery personnel or train drivers. If the pay dropped, I have a strong feeling that
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10y ago
Just a minor thing, I love your application (and the pricing) but the monthly/weekly switch on the pricing page has such a fine contrast between them that it was hard to tell that they were button. #e3e3e3 is almost indistinguishable f
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10y ago
That's my understanding of the popular usage, however I have noticed people also using it to refer to people who take advantage of known security issues using "simplistic" programming languages and techniques. IE, a script ki
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10y ago
I remember this lifestyle pretty well, for me it was rice with various homemade sauces, a big bag of rice was $5 and that could last me a couple of weeks if it was all I ate. One benefit is that I was an overweight child, being too poor to
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10y ago
I just tried this out for fun on my macbook, I found it very difficult to get the mouse to move with my forearm/palm even when trying, I had to use my carpal bone instead (which is essentially a point like a finger).
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10y ago
Just a minor off topic correction, since you made the mistake twice: "squeue" is actually "skew".
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10y ago
This would require international coordination of laws in many different territories. What if I just type in "31.192.120.36", the current public IP of www.pornhub.com?
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10y ago
In an age before the internet was widely available in the home I would just stay up late, which was 11pm back in those days, and watch the "ten minute freeview" on "television X" where there was about a 33% chance that y
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10y ago
To be honest, that code is pretty bad anyway. "If an arbitrary attribute table doesn't exist, ignore this row and process the next one", no exceptions thrown, no attempt to rectify the situation, no logging, no state change,
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10y ago
As far as I know, people using bitbucket's 2-factor authentication are unable to connect to their repositories using HTTPS, is this still true?
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10y ago
https://twitter.com/BitbucketStatus/status/78802476201441280... They've posted on their Twitter account with essentially the same content as well. It's been down for almost 40 minutes for us, completely
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Bitbucket experiencing major outage for repositories connecting via SSH
(status.bitbucket.org)
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10y ago
It's probably worth mentioning that the regex-dna test time is kind of incorrect and provides an inaccurate view of what's happening. Java-8 is using java.util.regex which is written in Java, PHP is passing the regex requests to i
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10y ago
Most professional PHP developers I've anecdotally worked with use a Model-View-Controller pattern these days, where the SQL is abstracted away in the model under something like Doctrine2-DBAL, Propel2 or PDO. If I was hiring for a deve
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