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by bahjoite 10y ago
It would be interesting to study just how much variation there needs to be. If I've mastered the GNU Debugger and now I'm learning how to use Docker, does that count (it certainly feels that it does)?
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by bahjoite 10y ago
Thank you. This reddit thread discusses it some: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4ikawg/launching_the_... plus there's this little gem[0]: 'Talking with my Korean friends here in Korea,
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by bahjoite 10y ago
"Person of color": perhaps this answer had so few responses because few people identify as being a person of colour. The wording does seem rather twentieth century.
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Announcing the LibreCores design contest and ORConf 2016(lowrisc.org)
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GNU Guix – News: GuixSD System Tests(savannah.gnu.org)
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Licensing Resources Series: A Quick Guide to GPLv3(fsf.org)
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Infinity Full-System Preview Now AVAILABLE(gbenson.net)
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GNU Astronomy Utilities is released(savannah.gnu.org)
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by bahjoite 10y ago
Known as "capture filters" in Wireshark and as easy as: "host www.afterthedeadline.com".
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by bahjoite 11y ago
To your 1): there would indeed be network traffic, but how many people have a machine they can truly trust capturing and analysing enough of the traffic going in and out of their LAN? Unfortunately there are few, if any, machines we can tru
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GNU gzip – News: gzip-1.7 released [stable](savannah.gnu.org)
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Memories of a march against DRM(dustycloud.org)
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Interested in a powerful, free software friendly workstation?(fsf.org)
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Unpublished study draws devastating picture of municipal IT [lang:de](sueddeutsche.de)
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by bahjoite 11y ago
Is the only difference between DDOS or spammer requests and those from people who value privacy and anonymity that the latter are able to solve a CAPTCHA? Or could could Cloudflare et al do a much better job?
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by bahjoite 11y ago
I follow two rules when faced with CAPTCHA while browsing through Tor:- 1) Don't solve CAPTCHA 2) Ignore the site and move on if it isn't reachable after asking Tor Browser to select a new circuit a few times. To follow these rule
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by bahjoite 11y ago
I had to stop reading the article when it invited the reader to compare two loosely-related percentages as if they were the same measure:- "We predicted that the opinions and voting preferences of 2 or 3 per cent of the people in the t