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by bcl 16y ago
You don't need a password to encrypt, only decrypt. If you fudge your password during decryption you can just :q
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by bcl 16y ago
This is so simple you don't need a howto. 1) Add the text block above to your ~/.vimrc file, change the email address to be one of your gpg keys. 2) Edit the file: vim somefile.gpg 3) Save the file
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by bcl 16y ago
text file + gpg + long passphrase You can also setup vim to read/write it easily augroup GPG au! " decrypt before reading au BufReadPre *.gpg set bin viminfo= noswapfile " decrypted; prepare for editing au BufR
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by bcl 16y ago
I'd much rather depend on 50 strong passwords than 1 strong password to protect my online presence. Depend on Google, FB, etc. and when that 1 site or auth protocol is cracked ALL your logins are compromised. By spreading the risk around yo
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by bcl 16y ago
SPLASHDOWN!! They did it! I am appalled at the lack of 'mainstream media' coverage of this historic event. SpaceX has accomplished something that only governments have done before. Let the 2nd space race begin :)
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by bcl 16y ago
Stay away from gpal/gunpal -- their motives were honorable, but their management wasn't.
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PayPal's Matching Challenge(eff.org)
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Nov. 2, 1815: Boole Born, Boolean Logic Logically Follows(wired.com)
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by bcl 16y ago
He didn't say it was easy. It took him about 8 months of work, and he actually had access to the machines in question. And note, he is talking about stand-alone ATM machines (the kind you see here in the US in out of the way stores).
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by bcl 16y ago
Find your passion. This may take some searching, but staying in school is wasting your time. You're young, with no responsibilities (and hopefully minimal debt). Your family can take care of themselves, so focus on you. Quit school. You can
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This week in Anaconda #2(bangmoney.org)
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by bcl 16y ago
This serves no useful purpose other than to pump up his ego. As much as some may dislike it there are valid reasons for having secrets and protecting them. WikiLeaks' last document dump endangered lives, what will this one do? I find the in
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by bcl 16y ago
NYT has confirmed it - http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/17/us/17mandelbrot.html One of the first programs I wrote on the IBM PC was a Fractal explorer (on a PS/2 using Turbo Pascal)
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by bcl 16y ago
bcl.ww.com CNAME neil.brianlane.com Thanks!
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by bcl 16y ago
These slides are worthless without the talk. Instead go download his excellent book (or buy it) from http://progit.org
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by bcl 16y ago
For more Interactive Fiction, including a mirror of the IF archive and Infocom game packages check out http://guetech.org
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by bcl 16y ago
Thanks for reminding me, its sitting here in my stack of books. I've watched the 1st disc and it was excellent!
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by bcl 16y ago
sorry about that.
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by bcl 16y ago
I don't think you need a login for the printable page - http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/07/science/07bees.html?_r=1&#...
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by bcl 16y ago
No, not really news. Sites fail all the time, cluttering up HN with posts like this are a waste of time. What is interesting is the postmortem of a failure. Post that when it is available.
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by bcl 16y ago
Use twitter if you want to find out if FB is down, not HN.
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by bcl 16y ago
Looks like tosback glitched, or hit a cache of the old version.
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by bcl 16y ago
Faster throughput due to less busses to pass through. It likely also has something to do with why it appears to be so fast, using the RAID to spread the load across multiple groups of Flash chips. In addition by using the SI3124 chip I thin
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The Great Power Spike (Byte 1989)(jerrypournelle.com)
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Scribd Facebook Instant Personalization Is a Privacy Nightmare(wired.com)
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EFF Sues Newspaper Chain’s Copyright Troll(wired.com)
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Red Hat Responds to USPTO Request for Guidance on Bilski(press.redhat.com)
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Was Stuxnet a work of hackers?(esr.ibiblio.org)
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by bcl 16y ago
I hate phone calls, unless they are pre-arranged. Send me an email so you don't interrupt my train of thought.
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by bcl 16y ago
This would work if you could search all of your tweets. I don't think that is currently possible, is it? It also assumes that twitter is going to be around when you finally need the timestamped hashes, and that you can prove that twitter (o

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