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by akerro 9y ago
UK has almost 20x less guns per citizen, Sweden 5x less... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_guns_per_c...
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by akerro 9y ago
You care about some simple headers, because that's what you "see", but Vodafone is much worse https://electrospaces.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/incenser-or-how...
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by akerro 9y ago
because it is a news aggregator where people vote to decide what is interesting and what is not.
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by akerro 9y ago
It's not like these things don't happen in: Switzerland, Germany, UK, Sweden or Finland, right? I didn't have to search far, news from today https://news.sky.com/story/teenage-girl-shot-dead-in-north-l...
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Wi-Fi is an important threat to human health(sciencedirect.com)
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by akerro 9y ago
I never said it's London PD, it's City of London, these are two different things, have different mayors and budget etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrObZ_HZZUc http://news.cityoflondon.police.uk&#x2
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by akerro 9y ago
Thanks, I wrote that from memory. I'll update my comment.
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by akerro 9y ago
You should be doing `dig @1.1.1.1 news.ycombinator.com`
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by akerro 9y ago
Quad9 is supported/funded by City Of London Police, the same police that cooperates with ad companies to track people online. https://www.theguardian.com/media-network/media-network-blog... Keep away from this.
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by akerro 9y ago
Privacy-first from cloudflare? Wasn't cloudflare founded by ex-NSA employee and heavily funded by NSA when it started?
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by akerro 9y ago
I have 1 Bitcoin therefore blockchain will succeed.
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by akerro 9y ago
Putting a mirror in IPFS is a good idea, you can update repo directory anytime.
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by akerro 9y ago
Guys, seriously. Why is this a surprise for people? Facebook is a corporation that literally lives from analysing and selling data about everyone, even people who have not signed up for Facebook, WhatsUp or Instagram accounts. Facebook andr
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by akerro 9y ago
Hey, Elon, why don't you build a better Facebook? Call it, "the better interplanetary Facebook".
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by akerro 9y ago
There are a few summaries online, search for "GDPR for developers"
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by akerro 9y ago
>people assume something went wrong. After I presented my BSc project my supervisor offered me support with PhD in computer vision and AI (area of my work and his specialisation). I had to refuse as during my studies tuition fees for PhD
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by akerro 9y ago
I'm not sure if you noticed but this "blogspam" is literally a release note, as says in the title " GitLab 10.6 released", support for GitHub is one of many features.
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by akerro 9y ago
uBlock has youtube specific rules, check my setup https://i.imgur.com/S9pCwIc.png
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by akerro 9y ago
Make sure you have these rules enabled https://i.imgur.com/S9pCwIc.png This blocks all twitter/facebook/google/botnet widgets, other tracking elements, all ads, even those on youtube. Highly increases your pr
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by akerro 9y ago
you put some content into a service, whether it’s a photo or a video or a text message — whether it’s Facebook or WhatsApp or Instagram — and you’re trusting [you dumb fuck] that that content is going to be shared with the people you want t
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by akerro 9y ago
*can access. In some countries it's illegal for employer to read employees private messages.
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by akerro 9y ago
>Rapid breaking releases destroys most of the value of Java for me. Almost nothing is broken in Java. Jigsaw modified who to use reflection to access data in an insecure manner. You should not be doing that in the first place for obvious
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by akerro 9y ago
This is all subject to change, but so far it looks like it http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html
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by akerro 9y ago
Some parts of Graal (like ahead of time) were added in Java9 on Linux 64bit, rest of the Graal was added to Java10, but also only for Linux 64 bit. Graal is pretty much workable but there are some edge cases that crash your code or the JVM,
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by akerro 9y ago
>This release cycle makes no sense to me. We haven’t even finished migrating all our components to compile with JDK8 yet Why is it Oracles fault that you keep your components on Java version that has been deprecated and support dropped 4
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by akerro 9y ago
>Fatalities will happen sometimes How many self-driving cars are there on the roads right now? And what's fatality rate? I' quite sure it's higher now than compared to human-only driver. > they are unavoidable sometimes
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by akerro 9y ago
What if copyrighted source code contains a method copy-pasted from stackoverflow?
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by akerro 9y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cts-labs.com&t=canonical&ia=answer >cts-labs.com is a parked domain (last time we checked). >Domain parking refers to the registration of an internet domain name without that domain b
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by akerro 9y ago
>Does this make the B+ model more dangerous in case of overheating? 3A has similar issue, when it overheats it automatically drops CPU clock to afair 60% of normal until temperature drops down.
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by akerro 9y ago
Do you think it could be organised and paid by the same company that bribed Dell and other OEMs so they don't sell AMD CPUs in their laptops?

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