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811.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Was Tor actually invented by the NSA? I didn't manage to find any sources for that, could you provide one?
812.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Given some of the teachers I've had, I could probably contribute a lot to the exact opposite of such a site... huh.badlyexplained.com -- Let's share the deep huhs? that prevented us from understanding an idea: convoluted diagrams, false ana
813.
by a3_nm 15y ago
There is a social network called Sone on top of Freenet http://new-wiki.freenetproject.org/Sone Still experimental though.
814.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Why are people still using Twitter? It's not exactly an elaborate service, and there are alternatives available...
815.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Actually, to be precise, one of the machines was an early Eee PC, costing 300 EUR, with a 4 GB SSD. :-P
816.
by a3_nm 15y ago
I guess you could always spoof your user-agent, or use an ssh tunnel if the tracking's more subtle.
817.
by a3_nm 15y ago
> When you spend $500 on a computer, it's not going to be very good. Uh? The two last machines I bought were under $500 and they're working pretty well. Price and quality aren't always correlated.
818.
by a3_nm 15y ago
If you're sending the message in plaintext to them (or to someone), then obviously they (or someone) can see what you sent. Simple.
819.
by a3_nm 15y ago
I don't see the point. The guy says he owns a private server. Why doesn't he just move his email there, and monitor activity in all sort of imaginable ways?
820.
by a3_nm 15y ago
A website dedicated to the event?
821.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Are you implying that all people who are invited to the event have a Facebook account? Do you find it reasonable to require them to have one? Maybe you do, but not everyone does.
822.
by a3_nm 15y ago
This is ridiculous. Are ToS of this kind really enforceable? (What about outside the US?) (Anyway, I guess that in practice, if a torrent with a dump of tweets appears somewhere, it's pretty hard to find out who did it. Yes, Twitter could d
823.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Klingon flourished ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klingon_language#cite_ref-0 indicates an estimated 12 speakers.
824.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Why the ridiculously elaborate design? It's probably pretty, but it wastes space...
825.
by a3_nm 15y ago
You could look at a http://ftp-stud.hs-esslingen.de/pub/Mirrors/releases.ubuntu.... or something of the kind.
826.
by a3_nm 15y ago
This is surprising. Aren't they aware that this is probably the best publicity that Bitcoin could hope for?
827.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Interesting. I would be quite interested what the chart looks like if it is restricted to the packages that are part of the default install.
828.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Why would you need an online service to do that, if the point is just to write code for you that you're not going to share with anyone? Or did I miss something? (I don't understand the point of 750words.com either, for that matter, except i
829.
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830.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Notice that you will have the same kind of trouble if you're using OpenID on your own domain and let it expire... (An attacker could buy the domain name and set up a page at your OpenID URL which would delegate the OpenID to something under
831.
by a3_nm 15y ago
Typo in title and url ("entreprenuer").
832.
by a3_nm 15y ago
I don't understand your reasoning to justify that "half of all possible statements are true". It seems to me that of the undecidable statements, some (such as those of Gödel's construction) are true or false, but that some simply have no tr
833.
by a3_nm 16y ago
How exactly is this service better than, say, a simple text file on my own machine with a daily reminder set up through some other means? Why would I want to use some third-party website for something so simple that I might as well do it my