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Sunni vs. Shia: the roots of Islam’s civil war(newstatesman.com)
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by bahjoite 9y ago
It would be super if they were helped to achieve their EUR15K/month target, but after nearly three months, they're only a third of the way there (a situation that is made a little better by having a couple months worth of one-time
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by bahjoite 9y ago
> Fundraising expenses $169,676,000 $1 in every $16 spent is on fundraising. That seems a lot.
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by bahjoite 9y ago
"An exchange of letters relating to a teenage prodigy's contribution to linear algebra" [0] would have been a more interesting choice, especially if the article would include some research on Lionel March [1] and his "re
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by bahjoite 9y ago
[2016]
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How many people are killed by terrorist attacks in the UK?(telegraph.co.uk)
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Kim Wall: Headless body identified as missing journalist(bbc.co.uk)
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by bahjoite 9y ago
Link to June reporting on sales of "Evident":- http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-40276568
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Danish FM admits to selling mass-surveillance technology to Saudi Arabia, UAE(alaraby.co.uk)
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An education in terror(bbc.co.uk)
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by bahjoite 9y ago
The findings begin at https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2017/08/libsodium...
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21 years of cross-border liability on the internet(cyberleagle.com)
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by bahjoite 9y ago
A research project presenting pages from Geocities: http://oneterabyteofkilobyteage.tumblr.com/ Pages from 1996 start 102 pages prior to the last page (at present: http://oneterabyteofkilobyteage.tumblr.com/
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by bahjoite 9y ago
> Following which, in a world where nearly two-thirds of Britons believe that the empire was “something to be proud of” 59% of 1741 Brits questioned in a [poll] [pdf]. [poll]: https://yougov.co.uk/news/2014/07&#
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by bahjoite 9y ago
Some detail of the algo: https://einstein.ai/research/your-tldr-by-an-ai-a-deep-reinf...
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by bahjoite 9y ago
or the one linked in the article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcv_cGLjxCY
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by bahjoite 9y ago
Something like GNUnet's CADET subsystem? https://gnunet.org/cadet-subsystem
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by bahjoite 9y ago
I tried:- echo "0.0.0.0 functionalclam.com" >> /etc/hosts but a subsequent http request for http://functionalclam.com resulted in a page served by the web service listening on localhost. edit: append to
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by bahjoite 9y ago
do you have any services running on the address to which you point such names or do you let the request time out?
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July 2017: monthly update on the covert drone war(mailchi.mp)
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by bahjoite 9y ago
> The basic problem is that most families used to receive something approaching their fair share of economic growth, and they don’t anymore. Yes it's good, but it's not good enough.
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by bahjoite 9y ago
One recurring theme of US entertainment seems to be 'good people fighting bad people and doing "whatever it takes" to get the job done'.
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by bahjoite 9y ago
One thing that is being done is to reduce the amount of clear text available for collection: more and more data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
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by bahjoite 9y ago
You might consider registering a profile with Freelancer sites (e.g. PeoplePerHour, Upwork, etc.) and bidding for one-off jobs. This is a good way to gain experience, develop skills and build a portfolio of work.
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Bitcoin has split in two – what does it mean?(wired.co.uk)
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A minor point: theatlantic.com isn't a British tabloid.
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by bahjoite 9y ago
Begrudge seems like a good fit for Missgunst.
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by bahjoite 9y ago
The fibre in fruit allows a signal to stop eating to be sent to the brain. The fibre doesn't make the sugar good, but you will stop eating when you're sated and so consume less sugar. No such signal is sent when drinking sugary
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by bahjoite 9y ago
> In other words, the landscape was used in religious or ceremonial processions related to the monuments. Surely it was the Glastonbury Festival venue of the day. There were even sounds wholly or predominantly characterised by the emiss
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by bahjoite 9y ago
Correct. This is what the PGP "web of trust" is supposed to assist with: a trusted key is either one which you have verified, in person, as belonging to your correspondent, or one which has been signed by a number of other corres

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