bluehazed

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by bluehazed 10y ago
Vim users: best of luck.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
This is a "black hat trick"?
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by bluehazed 10y ago
> I would argue indentured servitude is a valid way to go, but it makes people uncomfortable because they see it as slavery. It's just slavery with extra steps.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
'Geo' means earth. It's heat produced from the earth.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
It's not OK to criticize capitalistic/user harmful practices anymore?
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by bluehazed 10y ago
"Energy storage solves that problem" Yes, but we don't have that solution.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Judging by this person's comment history, it doesn't start.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Well, it's a security advisory designed to look like scene keygen/crack programs do (nice little nostalgia factor).
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by bluehazed 10y ago
What's with this fetish of hardware manufacturers making keyboards as terrible as possible these days? It seems I'm going to be using X220s until the end of time. (Not to mention Apple's departure from any sort of replaceable
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Even from a security/privacy standpoint? Malicious/Unwanted 3rd party JavaScript is a serious issue.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Here's a better, less rabid article: http://www.macrumors.com/2016/08/04/samsung-patent-apple-wat...
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Chronic pain is an entirely different beast from acute pain.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
All this means is that new implementations of software created by contractors will required to be licensed differently than before (with an OSS license), so that contracted work is able to be audited by the public.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Weird, I've literally never had this happen (Canada -> USA). I totally believe it, but now I'm wondering about in what cases this policy is applied.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
You can send text only messages on Snapchat.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Wasn't before, but it looks like Google has updated their cached version.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Cached, as the original seems to be unable to handle HN traffic. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:8Y_lcTf...
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Good ol' domain whack-a-mole.
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by bluehazed 10y ago
Signed, not ratified, nor codified anything in law.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
This doesn't seem to work anymore for a good number of people.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
Either way it's a toxic worldview, really.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
Not really? It's a valid point, it's generally easier to tinker with open source software.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
The media component was covered under fair use, however.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
I'm really not sure if this is sarcasm/trolling or not, but just in case it's not, composer is mainly used on the development side to maintain dependencies. It really shouldn't be a problem to have ssh/a working int
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by bluehazed 11y ago
You could always use 9front.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
As a Canadian, this terrifies me. I don't want US style copyright law here. Just because the US has it, doesn't mean the rest of the world wants it (or isn't a big deal if it's implemented)
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by bluehazed 11y ago
Most consumer ISPs still do not support native IPv6 (at least here in Canada, pretty sure it's about the same in the US). OS support is one thing, but actually having network access is another.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
That's horrible. It's always fun to find out new and more terrifying ways to die!
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by bluehazed 11y ago
I can see where you're coming from, it's just not really feasible with private networks, due to liability or security issues and plain old NIMBY. So maybe the idea here should be to instead implement some sort of nationalized&#x2F
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by bluehazed 11y ago
If I don't inherently trust devices on my network, even if I can throttle, block, and do whatever else from my router, why should I let them on it? And why is this a problem that needs to be solved? I can maybe understand the sentiment

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