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by aw3c2 10y ago
For an amazing sample size of 18 self-reports. The results will surprise you, especially #5.
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[The Eleventh HOPE] Live(hope.net)
2 points by aw3c2 10y ago|0 comments
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by aw3c2 10y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20160723130827/https://www.evonid...
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by aw3c2 10y ago
That's self-hosted GitLab CE, I meant mails from when people sign up at gitlab.com
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Can you tell me where to log that bug?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Now please tone down the incredible amount of unwanted mail you send to new signups, got my colleagues fairly puzzled after I insisted we use GitLab instead of GitHub. :(
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Source?
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D3 v4.0.0 released(github.com)
438 points by aw3c2 10y ago|94 comments
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by aw3c2 10y ago
> This website demonstrates IP address geo-location by passively measuring TCP/IP round-trip times of web requests made to a few servers spread around the world. I don't get how that could be called passive. This is making your
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Vmtouch – Portable file system cache diagnostics and control(hoytech.com)
38 points by aw3c2 10y ago|0 comments
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Geez, Now Internet Insurance?(blog.archive.org)
5 points by aw3c2 10y ago|0 comments
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Ah, vigilantism. How incredibly fitting into the whole cryptocurrency ghetto. So very unprofessional.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Direct link instead of aggregation: https://myriadrf.org/blog/digital-video-transmission-using-l...
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Direct link http://pastebin.com/raw/aNmdgGg4
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Fighting an endless and futile war against DMCA takedown abuse(ektoplazm.com)
3 points by aw3c2 10y ago|0 comments
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by aw3c2 10y ago
It's not the popular papers that are important. Those will be well spread already. It's the unpopular "rare" ones that need help. You mean the libgen torrents or is there something spefically branded sci-hub?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
If they used ipfs as backend, everyone could sync and serve whatever parts they deem important. At least if I understand it correctly. ipfs is way too complicated for me. I would much prefer an anonymous network anyways.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
http://scihub22266oqcxt.onion/
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by aw3c2 10y ago
If I was the owner and would now see my L20 junk written about as valuable artifacts in the news, I would be pissed and angry. Solely because the buyers did not educate me but used my ignorance for their advantage. Maybe she would have simp
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Yeah, I thought it sounded very ungrateful when reading: "We said 'Thank you very much, how much was it again?' She said '£9.50', so we said 'Here's a £10 note - keep the change!'"
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Also checkout Seafile if you want something more Dropboxy.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Aaaah, there is no link to https://www.qualys.com/ or https://www.ssllabs.com/ anywhere on this blog!
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by aw3c2 10y ago
And that would be fine. If they have reasonable proof that someone is bad enough to allow this, by all means pwn the targeted hell out of their devices.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
The thing with all those payment services is that they are trackers. I would pay for so many things if there was something like untraceable, digital cash.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
All I see is a single post and an image of a container ship, is my browser broken or are there no documents?
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by aw3c2 11y ago
What features were those?
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by aw3c2 11y ago
I am in the same boat and I simply quickly go through the 50-100 posts of the sites per day. I actually open maybe 10% in the browser. Following small sites and blogs about your interests gives you the best quality of the web in my opinion.
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by aw3c2 11y ago
Never, people have different taste in humor.
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by aw3c2 11y ago
Are you sure your son is fine with you giving Microsoft his image and accepting all what you permit them by doing so?
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Hack-petya mission accomplished – Petya ransomware decryptor(github.com)
451 points by aw3c2 11y ago|79 comments

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