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by adrusi 10y ago
Pretty sure he doesn't watch any Hollywood films or any mainstream tv shows, since there's no DRM-free legal way to consume them. Edit: The theater I guess, but I can't really imagine Stallman going to see the movies honestly
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by adrusi 10y ago
Looks like they have mostly begun to reappear, mine included. Here's some data I've collected about the distribution of the problem: Germany unknown personal affected USA
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by adrusi 10y ago
Sorry, no. You must be on an unaffected network. Can I ask your approximate location and ISP?
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by adrusi 10y ago
Can you share your approximate geographic location, along with which ISP you use and your twitter handle?
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by adrusi 10y ago
I created a post that's more likely to get wider attention from the HN audience [1]. So far it's not clear to me what's happening, it doesn't look like there's any kind of ISP or geographic pattern. Just in case tho
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by adrusi 10y ago
Can confirm this issue, my browser ended up download an text/html 404 response.
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Twitter experiencing serious problems(adrusi.com)
4 points by adrusi 10y ago|3 comments
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by adrusi 10y ago
Doesn't work on my home internet either, but — like my own account — it works on my VPS. Was your latest retweet this? PlayCanvas vs Unity WebGL: http://blog.playcanvas.com/playcanvas-versus-unity-webgl/ … #perfm
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by adrusi 10y ago
Definitely not just my ISP, since it also doesn't work on keybase.io's servers, or on various other people's home networks (but it works on some), or on my cellular, or on a shell I have access to in the Netherlands.
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by adrusi 10y ago
Trying to reset my password just tells me that they don't have an account with the specified username, I'm hesitant to try to create an account, that seems like it could cause problems.
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My Twitter account disappeared
9 points by adrusi 10y ago|25 comments
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by adrusi 10y ago
Maybe it doesn't line up with your definition of a systems language, whatever that is. But in practice it's works in places where you would otherwise need a systems language, like writing device drivers. Don't get too worked
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by adrusi 10y ago
It is copyright infringement, but calling it that carries moral stigma, even though "copyright infringement" has no actual ethical meaning, only a legal one. What you're saying is akin to entering a conversation about the v
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by adrusi 10y ago
If you're consistent about how you space your infix operators, this will have no impact on your code. If you put space around some operators and not around others, in a way that doesn't correspond to precedence, you're going
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by adrusi 10y ago
It's the me_irl charm. Edit: before anyone else downvotes me for — what, being superficially too meme-y? — I'll clarify that the purpose of this comment was to point out that the "charm" that personjerry found in the top
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by adrusi 10y ago
(2015) previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8828543 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11516582 It's been posted twice in the last day, I wonder where it reemerged.
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by adrusi 10y ago
No. People who don't have an iPhone either have a different smartphone (their demand is owned by Apple's competition), they can't afford a smartphone (they're not a source of demand — until someone innovates and makes a
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by adrusi 10y ago
I don't know if the kind of dexterity needed to write can be learned as reliably at an older age. Its also a useful skill for operating in an child's environment you can write a story and draw an illustration for it when you use p
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by adrusi 10y ago
I can certainly intellectually understand why society has banned this. But don't you see that opiates only make people do these horrible things because they're banned!? Opiates don't turn people into devastatingly manipul
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by adrusi 10y ago
If there exist jobs that produce $1MM in value but that have a going rate of 200k, then there should be more of those jobs This is true generally, but I think it doesn't apply in context. Tech has saturated the existing market, there
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by adrusi 10y ago
Maybe Plato's Cave was more than a thought experiment...
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by adrusi 10y ago
I listened to this podcast about Liszt a few months ago and recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more http://www.missedinhistory.com/podcasts/lisztomania/
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by adrusi 10y ago
When your first reaction is to interrupt with “can you just” you’re implicitly calling your co-workers stupid. Because if they weren’t stupid then they’d have figured out the solution in under a second like you did. Sure, many common patt
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by adrusi 10y ago
When a conclusion feels wrong despite being derived logically, that usually means that the definitions are flawed. In math the defintions of structures don't have to reflect anything real, it's all about starting with arbitrary ri
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by adrusi 10y ago
Definitely agree. If you want a remedy for the specific problem of audio and video, you could come up with some browser + youtube-dl integration. I've been using such a setup for the past year, watching web audio and video in mpv. It&#
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by adrusi 10y ago
As I understand, It uses Telefonica's proprietary (and misleadingly named) OpenTok platform. The README you linked even mentions specifying TokBox credentials.
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by adrusi 10y ago
Well for one, Firefox Hello works with a centralized signaling server running proprietary code. Not appealing to the contingent of Firefox users who use it because it's the most in-line with free software ideals of the popular browsers
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by adrusi 10y ago
There's an important difference between hardware and software. Hardware takes up space. It would probably be better to have a dedicated DSLR and a dedicated radio communication device that have a standard method of interoperability, if
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by adrusi 10y ago
You're not meditating if you stop to write it down.
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by adrusi 10y ago
You can't know if a public installation of an open source project is actually just running the code that you see either. Hosted open source projects have no security benefits over proprietary services. And duckduckgo is not owned by ya

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