calgoo

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by calgoo 12y ago
I would just push for the FCC to release more bandwidth then, so there is no overlapping. Lobby for that instead of making a loophole that will be abused in every possible way.
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by calgoo 12y ago
So if they are interrupting my communications, i should be allowed to do the same back, right? Example: Im in a hotel on business and use my mifi-type device for my colleges as my company requests me to do to lower costs. Now, if they block
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by calgoo 12y ago
Yea, 5 minutes before Sinde left office... Just saying.... Anyways, as someone who lives in spain since 20 years, im so tired of this right winged politicians that are removing all the socialist's advancements of the last 30 years. Hea
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by calgoo 12y ago
you can always try cloud9... I was playing with it on my wifes Chromebook the other day, and not to bad.
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by calgoo 12y ago
"Unfortunately, counter-surveillance technology does not appear to be keeping pace with surveillance technology, and since most people don't yet seem to care about being surveyed, there isn't much of a market for it." EM
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by calgoo 12y ago
I currently use a Mikrotik 750GL as my main router to the internet. In it i have a list of static DNS entries to send AD networks, and things like google-stats to a local http server to block the traffic. I also use it to block devices that
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by calgoo 12y ago
What about creating a docker image? I was just considering to do so for my postfix / dovcot setup. That way i can migrate the image when i want to....
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by calgoo 12y ago
looks good, but the animated icon in the tab title is really annoying. My brain is wired to connect movement in small tab icons as notification indicators these days. Its catching my eye every few seconds while reading the comments here.
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by calgoo 12y ago
Im getting script error as i block google-analytics in my firewall. Is it really needed to play the game?
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by calgoo 12y ago
Yes we do need these things, as here in spain they have cut all spending on hospitals, to the level of having simple "supermarket fruit section gloves" when working with patients. Its really fu up and the government, are tryin
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by calgoo 12y ago
the problem is that prefab houses are not very hurricane / tornado proof. A good cement printed house could be made to withstand a lot better conditions. I think this is something very important for the future. I do really like this id
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by calgoo 12y ago
Just as a note... please dont put "in pure CSS" in the title when the basic needs include javascript: "Include pace.js and a CSS theme of your choice, and you get a beautiful progress indicator for your page load and ajax nav
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by calgoo 12y ago
And then Iran just keeps the DNS and IP entries active in their country anyways so that its people can keep on using those resources. And i doing so, we have broken the internet. This is why an organization that manages something as import
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by calgoo 12y ago
I was thinking that this could be used similar to a session key in an application. So if you made a web server, you could allow all traffic to say: /login that then recieves the key after authentication. This could then be used to reac
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by calgoo 12y ago
Im currently working on something similar, but focused on the tasks more. Its like a mix of a project manager and a timesheets portal. The front page contains your list of active tasks for the day, and any sticky tasks that you have. The te
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by calgoo 12y ago
I was thinking something similar but a bit more advanced. Let the interface execute the command, even being able to run the command on a device directly, so if there is a network issue, you could run something like mtr and graph the data, r
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by calgoo 12y ago
Yea, but the ones "for" it have been trying to get this implemented for the last 10 years. They have payed off the correct people, and have gotten rid of the ones who where against them.
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by calgoo 13y ago
Exactly... The main stores, (yellow and blue buildings) are the normal ones which are owned and operated by IKEA Corp.
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by calgoo 13y ago
And most of them are not "IKEA" in themselves, they are franchises.
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by calgoo 13y ago
From what i remember, there was issues with Imports to the USA. At least thats what I remember...
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by calgoo 13y ago
We have similar anti demonstration laws in Spain. We have to ask for permission from the government to demonstrate against the government. If you don't have the signed paper, you can be thrown in jail or get huge fines. This shit is ge
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by calgoo 13y ago
This reminds me of when I was describing to my wife how the NSA was snooping on the internet traffic, and she had a "special" moment: "But how can they get the data if its floating in space". Talk about cloud computing
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by calgoo 13y ago
What about all the prison rape scenes in movies?? Will this make them illegal? Or as they are same sex, they don't count? Would be interesting to see if they classify them as perversion or something similar instead of rape. With this c
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by calgoo 13y ago
Fuck it. Pull the wire to mexico or canada and leave the US without Access. Sooner or later, the big services will be moved away, and there is enough users in the rest of the world to not have to worry. Make Mexico the connection hub betwee
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by calgoo 13y ago
They just released a pgp for js. I was thinking of making a IM using it: http://openpgpjs.org/
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by calgoo 13y ago
check out thefnf.org, they are currently trying to organize the different mesh networks. In Spain we have the guifi project www.guifi.net/en which works in infrastructure mode, but we are migrating to a new system called qmp and which
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by calgoo 13y ago
Also, the plugin is a users choice to install. The DRM in the HTML5 specs would be deeply incorporated inside the navigators codebase. It should be a choice, not an obligation. If you are like me, and try to keep the proprietary stuff to a
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by calgoo 13y ago
If this is passed, can't we just grab the firefox source and delete the drm crap and fork the HTML5 specs? To hell with the W3C, we just fork and route around the problem?
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by calgoo 13y ago
Yes, and apart from the fnf (I meet Isaac and Gordon a few weeks ago here in Spain), there is also the guifi.net project that is operating mainly in Spain. We currently have more then 22000 active nodes. The Model is the same: A parallel ne
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by calgoo 14y ago
This is nothing new.... Here in barcelona, spain, there is a project called guifi.net which started out as a open wifi network and now also has private fiber installed. There are over 20000 nodes connected to the guifi.net network now. htt

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