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by _lce0 11y ago
> The more of an IT flavor the job descriptions had, the less dangerous the company was. The safest kind were the ones that wanted Oracle experience. You never had to worry about those. You were also safe if they said they wanted C++ or
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by _lce0 11y ago
TIL that the IETF has a RFC about "Guidelines for Conduct" https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7154 -- plus that DDG has a !rfc bang which redirects directly to them
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by _lce0 11y ago
genius!! ready for t.co and bit.ly perfectly for small pieces of immutable data!
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by _lce0 11y ago
google photos!! encode your info as bits in the image ;)
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by _lce0 11y ago
haha I thought the same! I made a quick check, and that account popped up let me know if you'll build something -- bright minds think alike ;)
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by _lce0 11y ago
awesome! Here there is a tweet-based chess robot: https://twitter.com/chess_robot although your UI looks better
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by _lce0 11y ago
wow, I was expecting an odd looking, weird, larger regex, but look at this.. /^(?P=B)((?P=B)(?J:(?P<B>c)(?P<B>a(?P=B)))>WGXCREDITS)/ is that `WGXCREDITS` the command to execute?
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by _lce0 11y ago
good catch! and it wont even show on the site if you are not logged in
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by _lce0 11y ago
anyways here's the link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9654096
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by _lce0 11y ago
with this search it worked, but not with yours .. not sure why https://news.google.com/news/search?tbm=nws&q=College%20Drop...
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by _lce0 11y ago
from what I can read at https://bitbucket.org/psiphon/psiphon-circumvention-system this is a thin layer (ssh|vpn) between you and psiphon's proxys to the internet. It does not provides Confidentiality, Anonymity,
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by _lce0 11y ago
how much safe are we, with a 2048 bits key? is this something we should be upgrading (like to 4096) in the near future?
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by _lce0 11y ago
Yeah, felt the same, but it could be our own head that's just playing against ourselves.. it's a psycho game after all The hostile tone is part of the game which, in a sense is trying to be well balanced, and it may help to avoid
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by _lce0 11y ago
"Oh, you run Gnome, is that Debian? I'm a SUSE guy myself" that would be something credible, but hey they are getting really close!
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by _lce0 11y ago
Well it's an operator, and algebra said all them are just functions... Just like `+` is a function Anyways not all those writing code have CS background
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by _lce0 11y ago
I'm ok with those as long as they react to ESC key .. otherwise it's instantly close tab What I hate the most are those install alerts, during page load, which then ends up being a phonegap/cordoba of SAME site (!) ..or to be
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by _lce0 11y ago
"what if we could use google's unique capabilities take back control of helpless people's digital lives?"
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by _lce0 11y ago
isn't the photos message somehow misleading? "what if we could use google's unique capabilities to help people take back control of their digital lives? and then the 3 central ideas: 1. a home for all your photos, and video
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by _lce0 11y ago
work offline?
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by _lce0 11y ago
I remember when the Argentine government took 4 zeros .. so 1,000,000 become 100 .. it was a completely mess!!
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by _lce0 11y ago
I get the point you're trying to make, but in this case it's me who is paying for the train to move, in the form of internet connection & electricity bills
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by _lce0 11y ago
Lets take action and report the website so browsers warn users once they try to navigate to the page. https://www.stopbadware.org/ Please report the entire website, not just some project. They had distributed enough malware
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by _lce0 11y ago
> The link that needs to be reported: http://sourceforge.net/
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by _lce0 11y ago
Bright minds think alike!
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by _lce0 11y ago
send as SMS, I guess?
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by _lce0 11y ago
nice! any plans to open source the extension? -- Here's how it's working on the page, not sure if the extension works the same, but seems poll based: 1. they grab the top stories from https://hacker-news.firebaseio.com&
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by _lce0 11y ago
I guess for "router" you meant your "internet modem", and how to be sure that no one is accessing it from outside. Well it's a risk, so you can spend a lot of money to minimize the risk, but you can't get rid o
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by _lce0 11y ago
My son (13) only gets interested when I hack something quick, simple, AND fun! Last thing we hack was connecting a raspberry running espeak so we can send audible texts to each other around the house.. by the end, he was really hooked with
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by _lce0 11y ago
well, that actually is a great piece of information to be aware of, the whole in-game strategy changes!
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by _lce0 11y ago
terrific idea!! now somebody should hack a bookmarklet?

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