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by bachback 13y ago
cool, this guy is doing some good work. see also mongrel2, a language agnostic webserver https://github.com/zedshaw/mongrel2
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by bachback 13y ago
repo: https://github.com/apache/libcloud
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by bachback 13y ago
cool. how does this relate to packer & vagrant? this is basically the trend to an abstract machine interface. so you can boot an image at several place and you want notice. this will matter in terms of price and consumer power.
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by bachback 13y ago
no. it should be a market place, not a mono-poly.
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by bachback 13y ago
many thanks for the work. with so much things on github some distribution is good. it would nice to make this into a packer image and be able to boot it up on AWS on a click (better than heroku). the other one is: https://github.
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by bachback 13y ago
"We accuse US, British and German secret agents, their supervisors, the German Minister of the Interior as well as the German Chancelor of illegal and prohibited covert intelligence activities, of aiding and abetting of those activitie
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Chaos Computer Club files criminal complaint against the German Government(ccc.de)
473 points by bachback 13y ago|40 comments
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by bachback 13y ago
democracy now is a great channel. they covered it briefly. they had Glenn Greenwald and Julian Assange many times in the past. http://www.democracynow.org/2014/1/28/headlines#1288
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by bachback 13y ago
well, I have about as much respect for them as people in the arms trade, oil or mercenary business. fact of the matter is they designed a program to target journalists. so they are actively building a distopian future. can you imagine where
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by bachback 13y ago
merger? both are pretty damn cool.
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by bachback 13y ago
muaha. read about HBGary. Palantir is scum of the earth. they participated in targeting Glenn Greenwald. only thing they haven't done is flying drones themselves to kill people. they are probably #1 in help NSA with their programs.
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by bachback 13y ago
thanks for the info. are other investigators doing the same thing. what is the spectrum here? for example anon is more political and sort of grey hat. but I find taking information in from MSM or even popular blogs is only scratching the su
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Ask HN: how do blackhats meet?
7 points by bachback 13y ago|8 comments
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by bachback 13y ago
I've met one of the founders a while ago. pretty smart people, but it seems to me that the whole purpose of silicon valley is advertising. not a world I want to live in. google establishing an ethics committee for proper AI? give me a
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by bachback 13y ago
15 days. I am literally stunned. so if you go to long holiday you might come back and your site is .. banned. way to go on free speech.
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by bachback 13y ago
not true at all. it has this thing called the browser in it, as well as a completely live hooks and a modular system. this here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtXpOD6jFls is impossible in any other editor.
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by bachback 13y ago
works fine = work fine for me after I have spend x hours looking around the net, writing elisp myself. that's the whole problem with lisp. it is not communal, because it does not enforce standards.
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by bachback 13y ago
haha. I've actually spend time trying to read emacs's source code. I guess the downvoters haven't.
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by bachback 13y ago
wow. please, please, you Emacs/LISP gurus out there: make a working modern package manager and integrate the browser like lighttable does. and perhaps rewrite emacs from scratch so that the source code makes sense in today's world
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by bachback 13y ago
I thought this kind of stuff goes to http://vixra.org/
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by bachback 13y ago
New response https://digitalocean.com/blog_posts/transparency-regarding-d... I like DO as a service, but this is kind of strange. Humans act always the same. When catastrophe hits they want to sit it out, underestimati
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by bachback 13y ago
for those wondering, how that compares to AWS. AWS sec policies http://awsmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/pdf/AWS_Security_Whitepaper...
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by bachback 13y ago
Has someone the refutation of Szabo that he is not Szabo? haven't been able to find the comments of Szabo and Dai.
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by bachback 13y ago
not so sure. the main ingredient is the torrent principle. incidentally that was also written by one guy in a basement. the risk of floating a half-baked proposals is too high, so it seems likely satoshi did it all in one go, or had very pr
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by bachback 13y ago
beautiful post. the learning curve for getting into elisp land is steep. we need something like emacs in the future, something to evolve the emacs model as the self-evolutionary programmer's environment. the 1M LOC code is much too blo
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by bachback 13y ago
the analysis is fairly flawed. the words are naturally related, because of the topic. szabo might have collaborated on the project, but its hard to tell. his counter arguments to bitcoin are quite convincing (which of course implies he is n
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by bachback 13y ago
interesting. at what odds would you bet? I think the distribution is fairly flat, because it could be a random, unknown guy who just happen to work on it his whole life. it seems to me that satoshi had to be non-academic.
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by bachback 13y ago
yes, and according to webarchive. strangely Nagy's post is gone in the archive, but present today. perhaps some quirk in blogger or webarchive.
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by bachback 13y ago
See this discussion about bitcoin, including the comment section: http://unenumerated.blogspot.de/2011/05/bitcoin-what-took-ye...
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by bachback 13y ago
what the are you talking about.. start with being more conscious and make more effort to explain yourself. thanks. a fellow human being.

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