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In Spain they illegalised links to infringing content (mostly movie/music downloads) by creating a "Commission of experts" which would rule on takedowns. The reason for this, of course, is that judges and courts were deeming
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https://github.com/sovereign/sovereign is a series of Ansible scripts for setting up your own sovereign server. It requires a bit of TLC, and the move to Jessie is not without growing pains, but once you have it workin
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It's kinda difficult to buy a stolen laptop without knowing it's stolen, unless it's at a reseller shop and it's been wiped. There has to be some willful blindness.
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11y ago
Multihash/multiaddr, yeah.
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11y ago
Sounds similar to https://IPFS.io/
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11y ago
she says it works...
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This was us. I had never owned a car, had let my license lapse. As a childless couple, my wife and I used public transport to visit friends, shopped by bike, use a car share service (zipcar here in Melbourne, Australia) to visit relatives o
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11y ago
Rich Hickey had about four lispy prototype languages before he set on the design on Clojure, it didn't spawn fully formed from his head. I think that's a sobering thought.
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11y ago
Someone make an API to link this and Starfighter.io.
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Australia too.
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This circumvention of surveillance could work for current processors that assume they can trust the SPI chip. But it would be easy for Intel to package the SPI chip together with the CPU in future offerings, circumventing the circumvention.
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Not related to performance, but please let's add "on machines connected with average DSL speeds and sporting medium-resolution screens."
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11y ago
Congratulations! Also thanks for the way you managed the project. Ansible was the first big, well known Open Source project that I contributed to, and it was in great part due to the effort you put in welcoming everybody in the IRC channel
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11y ago
I have a friend who writes a lot of C++ code for signal processing, software sound synthesis mainly. Watching Jon Blow's videos I could tell this was something my friend would be interested in, because the problem space is very similar
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And the Oracle legal shenanigans seems like a good argument for Clojure on the CLR. I don't know how mature the CLR ecosystem is on Linux, but the licensing at least seems ok.
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11y ago
As a migraine sufferer, really bad name. I mean, just from reading the word I go "ouch"!
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11y ago
I'm working on a data validation pipeline, and I recently noticed that the rules in my jury-rigged rule engine already look a bit like lisp, and briefly considered embedding a tiny scheme. That consideration lasted about a coffeetime.
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One of the most recent corporate mishaps I've learned of is Microsoft Nokia calling their phone "Lumia", when in Spain "lumi" or "lumia" is an informal word to mean "prostitute". Your app doesn&#
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11y ago
I've already read a couple of "the NYT storiy does not reflect my experience" posts from engineers, both very senior (Tim Bray) and not so senior. My take is that engineers (much in demand, can leave and pick up new work anwh
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11y ago
Please point one single OSI-approved license that is not free by the FSF's Free Software Definition and/or the Debian Free Software Guidelines. I'd be delighted to learn something I don't know. I asked Stallman once, and
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This is going to be interesting for many cities, but I can speak to the case of Madrid. The Partido Popular government fixed the pollution problem by moving the sensors out of busy streets and into big parks that happen to be within the cit
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I think they already know the whole deal is ludicrous, they're joking too, and they are gently trolling you. Or so I hope, for the sake of my faith in humanity.
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Now apply to the Greek debt case. The Austerians are applying a value-ethics model. The proponents of debt restructuring/condonation are applying a consequentialist model. The Austerians' blindness to consequences will provoke a G
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As a fellow Australian, the only voting machine I'd like to see would be one that prepared a more easily machine-readable paper vote. I'm also a Spanish national, where the voting system is admittedly much simpler (closed party li
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Or you exceed 1000 hours, but at the cost of working more than 40 hour weeks, or more than 8 hour days. So yeah, 85 dollars an hour as a freelancer is the equivalent of 85k dollars a year of a 9-to-5 employee with benefits.
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You don't have to contribute to super, but you should consider the super contribution your employer makes for you (and that both of you and your employer pay lower taxes on) when you compare a salary with your yearly take home as a f
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You don't say which city you work and live in. Start attending MelbJS (or the equivalent), and put yourself forward. You should 2x your rates without even trying, 3x is within easy range if you have a good portfolio (and I'm sure
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I'm not going to complain about rates, but I can tell you that you can't just compare currencies without comparing also your cost of life. It depends where in Europe you live, and what are your other costs. I'm Spanish, and i
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You don't say how much experience you have, how many hours/day, which city you work in, or in which industry. So I'll answer assuming you're junior but you've been doing this for at least a year, you can write good
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Yes, but just to search/replace code? In a language that already has regular expressions? Maybe I'm being too literal, and I was supposed to see beyond the particular example, but hang me if I see the point of filling a screen wit
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