arkadiyt

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   by arkadiyt 10y ago

   Here's the youtube link for those who are interested - it's 20m and a great watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=bq2_wSsDwkQ
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   by arkadiyt 10y ago

   I've gifted the PostSecret books to several people - it's always well received.
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   by arkadiyt 10y ago

   Can you share what it looks like? The github screenshots link is broken
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   by arkadiyt 10y ago

   Here's a good short 10 minute documentary on this: https://vimeo.com/174313049
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   by arkadiyt 10y ago

   Google replaced "Don't be evil" with "Do the right thing": https://www.engadget.com/2015/10/02/alphabet-do-the-right-th...
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   by arkadiyt 10y ago

   This is the only reason I haven't bought one - I see people in SF riding them all the time and they look like so much fun, but I get enough techie hate as it is :\
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   by arkadiyt 11y ago

   This is precisely what the Burr-Feinstein bill that was just introduced would require - providing access to the government no matter what, even if you have deployed end-to-end encryption. rodgerd is correct, this is a political problem.
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   by arkadiyt 11y ago

   You could set this up as an anonymous google spreadsheet for people to add their information to, like the salary one that went around recently
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   by arkadiyt 11y ago

   They've made a ton of improvements since the last time I tried them - I'm using them permanently now to get away from Google and it's great. Would recommend giving it a try. My only 2 complaints are: 1) I make a search and wa
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    You can edit messages for a short time after sending using vim syntax: s/replace this/with this
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    My personal take on it: Communicate your thoughts directly and clearly to the CEO. Either they will agree and make changes, or disagree and then you should leave the company (and consider starting a similar app that you run correctly, since
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    Downloading executables over http always leads to a good time.
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    This sentence captures everything that I hate about the Apache projects and the Hadoop ecosystem in particular.
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    Companies that run a bug bounty / disclosure program are a good start: http://bugsheet.com/directory
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    That is exactly what the project does: "Every time a new file is being written, owefs_encrypt creates a one-time random key. The random key is encrypted using the public key and is embedded in the new file. The contents of the file are
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    alias ls='echo Segmentation Fault'
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    More importantly their 4096 bit certificate is signed by a 2048 bit intermediary certificate, so there is no additional security over 2048 bits.
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    "This only makes sense if your metric is number of code points." That is precisely the author's metric. In the "why?" section they write: "I wanted people to be able to share HATETRIS replays via Twitter. Twitt
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    Yes, there is a check - it's the very first thing: https://github.com/vapourismo/luwra/blob/master/lib/luwra/co... . Can't speak as to what features of C++14 are being used.
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    If you enjoy these types of compiler videos then I would highly recommend the following rants against Scala by Paul Phillips (from TypeSafe and one of the core language contributors). He also talks about wanting to edit abstract syntax tree
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    by arkadiyt 11y ago

    Have you looked into Bitcoin?