belluchan

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by belluchan 13y ago
It's really not even enough to open source their server software because you would still have to trust that they ran that open source software unmodified on their machines.
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by belluchan 13y ago
So because you can't sometimes remember what you were doing in a file you would never want a feature that would have undos even for files that were closed? Ok. And what does the file being open have to do with remembering what you
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by belluchan 13y ago
What a terrible post. It doesn't justify buying bitcoins at all, it's basically squiggly lines go up and down, it just went down, so buy it before it goes back up again because that's what squiggly lines do. At some point he
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by belluchan 13y ago
You probably haven't used buffers in emacs or vim nor seen the powerful undo systems of either.
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by belluchan 13y ago
Better than TOR for stuff like that is to rent a server and create an ssh tunnel through it. This is not anonymous and will not hide you from law enforcement, for example DPR did this and his information was subpoenaed by the FBI. But whoev
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by belluchan 13y ago
Seems like all he had to do was say nothing and all they would have had on him is access to tor.
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by belluchan 13y ago
I'm sure the manual part of logging in with his identification only happens once and is stored by his computer which automates the identification in the future so he may have forgotten this.
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by belluchan 13y ago
I don't want a "job". I want to make awesome stuff that works well and solves hard or interesting problems. You can do that pretty much anywhere. If I get paid for it, that's cool. That's the beauty of software, you