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by abricot 8y ago
They could, they did[1], and it didn't work out. [1] "U.S. officials said the administration sought to revise the treaty in September and was rebuffed by other nations, prompting the decision to withdraw."
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by abricot 8y ago
I miss ShareReactor.. and later SuprNova. Nowadays I wouldn't have much use, but as a student they were godsent.
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by abricot 8y ago
Too late.
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by abricot 8y ago
I really dig your mom's erh.. organic art.
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by abricot 8y ago
No kidding, high speed traders are spending big bucks on getting an advantage over fiber networks by using microwave links spanning continents[1] [1]: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/11/pri
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by abricot 8y ago
I'm getting more and more worried that it doesn't help just waiting for the world to get back to its senses. US is not the only country where leading politicians have seemingly lost their minds - and there I'm not as naive to
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by abricot 8y ago
Most routers support attaching a USB hard- or flash drive. This might become more convenient when they add Nexcloud to the router.
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by abricot 8y ago
Not very smart of them. In mu LUG we usually suggest Lubuntu for those PCs that are a bit older. Now I don't see what the point is. Most would rather run MATE than LXDE if there's no difference.
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by abricot 8y ago
I would pay 5$ for youtube. I already pay 5 for mail (and 4 for vpn). I would pay 5 for a photo gallery for family only.
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by abricot 8y ago
It is for Samsung and iOS users. Both have the option of installing adblockers.
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by abricot 8y ago
I agree. Most scientific fields could benefit by having access to a repository of models and diagrams that are easily[1] modifiable. [1] for some values of easy.
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by abricot 8y ago
Does not seem to be trademarked ;-)
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by abricot 8y ago
They prefer to be called women. This is an important detail if you want to know more of them.
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by abricot 8y ago
Anything outside of port 80/443 will be blocked at some point.
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by abricot 8y ago
You don't have to go full terahertz for that. Just look at the difference between 2.4ghz and 5ghz wifi.
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by abricot 8y ago
By aggregate do you mean plaggiate?
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by abricot 8y ago
Have you at least blogged about using org-mode?
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by abricot 8y ago
Well, it wasn't a problem for him. He was still a super hacker on his 18th birthday when he was allowed to touch it again.
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by abricot 9y ago
I think the big difference between reality and a lot of Hollywood hacking is 1. the time it takes 2. how elaborate it always have to be 3. the fact that during the initial exploration they would most likely find an even easier point of atta
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by abricot 9y ago
That's how they do in India.
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by abricot 9y ago
Thank you for the explanation.
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by abricot 9y ago
So, is taking it private a way to avoid scrutiny while they bleed the company dry? Or am I completely wrong?
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by abricot 9y ago
It is a 112% planted question, and a long winded one at that. I would roll my eyes too.
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by abricot 9y ago
No. They just aren't assholes.
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by abricot 9y ago
Late 90s floppies and drives were definitely not as good as early 90s and 80s floppies.
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by abricot 9y ago
Add 15.5s per floor, no perspiration, bring a cup of coffee. Sure, if you love stairs by all means take them. But no, it's just not convenient on the same level.
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by abricot 9y ago
Add the email to a virtual address config file.
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by abricot 9y ago
I work in a building with one. It takes 15.5 seconds between floors, wich is a bit slower than our elevators, but because there is no door, buttons and usually no queue it really is very quick. In the course of the day it makes moving betwe
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by abricot 9y ago
I create an email for every site. I can recommend it.
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by abricot 9y ago
Fairly recently? 1996?

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