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by chaosfox 10y ago
actual description of the ransomware: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/ransom32-is-th... I thought it was going to be activex based, but actually it uses NW.js, interesting. edit: actually the new ran
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by chaosfox 10y ago
read this: https://nixos.org/nix/about.html I don't know if it is "the future", but it has features that would be very welcome in other package managers.
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by chaosfox 10y ago
the victims are their backers. thats how ransom works.
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by chaosfox 11y ago
the system is still bad even without a malicious party, as said in the article, if the user go back to page 1 after reading the book the system will count the book as unread and the author will not get paid.
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by chaosfox 11y ago
except docx is an open format..
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by chaosfox 11y ago
thats a great point, look at the Karen page on bulbapedia: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Karen , there are lists of pokemons she uses on every game she appears, their movesets, quotes from her, artwork, appeare
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by chaosfox 11y ago
for heatmaps with dendrograms there is ggdendro: https://plot.ly/ggplot2/ggdendro-dendrograms/ but it's definitely not a streamlined experience.. most of the time I just use pheatmap: https://cran.
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by chaosfox 11y ago
actually making heatmaps is rather easy, checkout: http://docs.ggplot2.org/current/geom_tile.html
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by chaosfox 11y ago
kind of OT but, "Its surface is separated into cells or polygons 10 to 25 miles" reminds me of glimmervoid: http://magiccards.info/mma/en/223.html
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by chaosfox 11y ago
ditaa makes some much nicer diagrams: http://ditaa.sourceforge.net/
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by chaosfox 11y ago
probably referring to the bottom type: ⊥ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_type
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by chaosfox 11y ago
>Basically the perfect player should play perfectly, but prolong the game as much as possible. hmm no, "masters" will concede the game when they realize they lost, if conceding isn't an option I believe making a play that
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by chaosfox 11y ago
I don't think github (or even git) is ideal for raw data storage. https://help.github.com/articles/conditions-for-large-files/
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by chaosfox 11y ago
sometimes money is not enough, see steam.com
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by chaosfox 11y ago
Every torrent have a hash id that identifies it, even if 2 torrents have the exact same files you are only seeding one of these hashes.
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by chaosfox 11y ago
As someone that uses Perl daily I totally agree with you. The name not only is bad for newcomers but also for Perl itself. Perl 5.0.0 was released in 1994 (!), today's Perl 5.20 is miles ahead but we can't bump the version because
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by chaosfox 12y ago
I think dry-run should be the default. Then if you really want to run it without checking the command first you could do: fuck --without-condom or maybe fuck --iamfeelinglucky
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by chaosfox 12y ago
that means the server response was something different from expected, either the server is not running IIS or it is running another (older ?)version.
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by chaosfox 12y ago
looks like the domain was bought. https://github.com/crateio/crate.io/issues/18 I also confused the name with this: https://crates.io/
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Smaller and Smaller (2012)(ericidle.com)
1 points by chaosfox 12y ago|0 comments
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by chaosfox 12y ago
comments go after blank space in the sequence name, for example: >ENST00000517143 ncrna:snRNA ATGC... "ncrna:snRNA" is a comment
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by chaosfox 12y ago
smr: smr.c @${RM} -rf smr ${CP} smr.c smr ${CHMOD} +x smr this is bullshit if you ask me..
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by chaosfox 12y ago
Thats an interesting example. zsh does the right thing, when you bg it back it recovers the loop as it was. Bash seems to forget about the loop and only recovers the "sleep 1", when it starts executing again it sleeps 1 and exits.
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by chaosfox 14y ago
minimum usage policy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.tk
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by chaosfox 14y ago
I found all of the correct answers slightly blurry, I got 18/20 without looking at any letters.
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by chaosfox 14y ago
Its a syntax problem then ? what if the annotation wasn't inside comments would that make it ok ?
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by chaosfox 14y ago
they will draw with rock every time, because both will wait each other to change their hands. they could draw with paper too, that will depend on how the robot was programmed.
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by chaosfox 15y ago
they can do better than warn. they could setup a global redirect to a page explaining that the pc is infected and what to do.
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by chaosfox 15y ago
ありがとう -> thanks, note you are missing the う on the end.
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by chaosfox 15y ago
I think people are missing the point here, whether or not that is art doesn't matter, the question here is if one is allowed to break the law just because "it's art".

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