Torgo

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by Torgo 13y ago
Caring about it and doing something about it are two different things. There is a huge disconnect between theory and practice. In theory feminism concerns itself with the effects of "patriarchy" on both men and women. In practice,
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by Torgo 13y ago
You don't need an invisible bogeyman to be able to see that some people profit from a government that does not work.
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by Torgo 13y ago
You left out elitist. I have heard that one a lot.
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by Torgo 13y ago
Because it's not arbitrary. I didn't get punched in the guts when I was a kid because I was wearing tight pants driving a pennyfarthing. I was punched in the guts because I was a "nerd" which meant "not cool."
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by Torgo 13y ago
I can't help but feel that a large portion of the current "geek culture" is a collection of appropriations from a different group, selected for "authenticity", similar to criticisms of the wider hipster culture. I w
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by Torgo 13y ago
Look at the mysql schema of a Drupal system. Either you support arbitrary fields at the database level, or you write a ton of extra code (which will have bugs) and piles of support tables on top of your relational database. It's a wast
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by Torgo 13y ago
DACA recipients are not under threat of deportation and are eligible for US work permits. Arizona law still prevents Carla Chavarria from getting a driver's license, but not working AFAIK. I have specifically seen it as an argument aga
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by Torgo 13y ago
Manufacture of consent is effectively mind control.
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by Torgo 13y ago
The government charters and governs companies so if companies are out of control who do you blame?
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by Torgo 13y ago
It was reported the exploit was inserted on all Freedomhosting sites. Freedomhosting hosted far more than just child pornography, so just because someone got dinged by their exploit DOES NOT mean that they were perusing child pornography si
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by Torgo 13y ago
The bug in question was the interaction between the GPF cryptostick and 4096-bit RSA keys. You could create them, put them on the stick, but trying to verify signatures had a bug. I believe it's fixed I can confirm the German Privacy F
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by Torgo 13y ago
I don't even know if common linux distributions even support the right combination of drivers and gnupg to even support 4096-bit RSA keys. I tried this a couple of times over the last two years or so, and there was always some bug, or
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by Torgo 13y ago
Strategically, you are probably better off not signing a message unless you want the message to be verifiable.
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by Torgo 13y ago
Perhaps it's just for the convenience of their audience. Instead of 99% of people not knowing what her job description entails, by substituting "programmer" it is reduced to to 90%.
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by Torgo 13y ago
It's too bad the newer Macbook Pros don't come with ExpressCard slots anymore. I used to boot off a fast SSD expresscard. No disadvantages at all, other than the card ran hot. Remove the internal drive and when you pop out the Exp
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by Torgo 13y ago
Tora looks similar to this, it's more of a workalike to TOAD for Oracle. I like it a lot because it's less clunky than pgadmin. But it still has a few bugs.
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by Torgo 13y ago
This gave me a good excuse to finally get off my duff and donate to them, but I wish they at least had stickers or something as a gift for one of the tiers.
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by Torgo 13y ago
Probably half of my childhood friends were homeschooled for religious reasons. Their education did include creationism, which I consider flat-out wrong. Nevertheless they are some of the most well adjusted and smart people I know. It should
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by Torgo 13y ago
The Internet is filled with every type of person with many different motivations. Many of those people have a different motivation than "understanding" you. They are people that get social currency from signaling that they are ant
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by Torgo 13y ago
"By this we do not mean 1960s-style infiltration with a view to surveillance and collecting information, possibly for use in future prosecutions." To paraphrase James Clapper, "Such information will not be collected (under th
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by Torgo 13y ago
Do you figure he'd insert opposing viewpoints into feminist "safe spaces?" Maybe people worried about the government exerting "cognitive infiltration" want a safe space free of government cognitive infiltrators.
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by Torgo 13y ago
Rest assured it would be officially authorized diverse/opposing views only.
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by Torgo 13y ago
The reason this was a critical screwup is that wikileaks reused decryption keys with data they shared so when one person leaked their key, it was usable on many people's encrypted data.
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by Torgo 13y ago
At the very least it will demonstrate that leaks of secret government information will not be pursued vigorously by the administration when it helps rather than hurts them.
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by Torgo 13y ago
The nude pictures she texted to her boyfriend are now part of her permanent file as well.
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by Torgo 13y ago
It's the least untruth.
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by Torgo 13y ago
I think it's because you're flaunting yourself, you're daring them to do something, and they hate that even more.
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by Torgo 13y ago
At my first "real" job I used to work on a RS-6000, a couple hundred-grand machine. The admin wouldn't install _anything_ non-stock other than a JVM on it. It taught me how to get around using only BSD Unix tools and Bourne S
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by Torgo 13y ago
This is the problem with the Deep State. When a huge portion of what the government does is deception and subterfuge, it should not be a surprise that everyone becomes suspicious of government.
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by Torgo 13y ago
From their docs: "The protocol does not require that [identity provider]-backed identities are SMTP-routable, but it does require that identities follow the user@domain format." The protocol still requires an identity provider to

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