ciderpunx

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Oh shit I started getting a million requests a month for a CGI script(charlieharvey.org.uk)
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Visualizing sorts with Hungarian dancing, animated robots and cards(beta.charlieharvey.org.uk)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Finally. Though it is the very least that the establishment could do given how Turing was treated.
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
If you're learning Haskell, be prepared to feel like a beginner for a while. I had great learning it. I usually pick up languages fairly quickly, but Haskell eluded me for more months than I'd care to admit. There is a great commu
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
I really need to take a proper looks at Perl 6 -- it has some nice characteristics. Maybe that's my new years resolution.
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Heh: > Wadler tries to appease critics by explaining that "a monad is a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?"
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A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Programming Languages (2009)(james-iry.blogspot.com)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Kinda like the entropy key from simtec? http://www.entropykey.co.uk/
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
C breeze
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Long Island ICT
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Hex on the beach. Sorry.
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
But what you save in speaker cable you lose on hearing aids, surely?
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
The interesting thing about Apple is that they seem to be more revenue from providing music and apps these days than they used to. Maybe they are looking to change their position from a hardware company that also sells other shit to an othe
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Schedule 7 terrorism act used to harrass researchers, not just journalists(corporatewatch.org)
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Aussie Public Servant Criticises Gov't On Twitter, Gets Sacked(yro.slashdot.org)
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XKeyscore presentation from 2008 – read in full(theguardian.com)
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Using robocall to bypass censorship in Eritrea(newint.org)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Its going to be against the rules to look up offensive terms like, say, "child abuse imagery". Which presumably means that the legislation will have to use the term "child abuse imagery". Which means that it will be impo
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Data::Dumper::GUI: View Perl data structures in a GUI(blogs.perl.org)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
And for the sake of completeness, I've also found spammimic http://spammimic.com/ . There is a paper at: http://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/crypt/old/mimic/mimic.text
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
No wasn't aware of it. I've just downloaded and having a play. Very interesting approach, using tags as the carrying medium.
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
OK, but how much does the economy gain by people discussing work at the pub the evening before?
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Didn't think listening to music was hard ;-P
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
The UK is in the privacy-conscious EU and apparently ( http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-06/24/gchq-tempora-... ) taps all the internet traffic going in or out of Europe. So you may not be on to a w
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Yes, I think you might be correct and I do note that my approach is not to be trusted prominently ;-) I am interested to know what attacks would be possible. My guess is that you'd look for known sentences -- which you can mitigate by
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Stegospam lets you hide your data in spam to avoid NSA/GCHQ spying.(charlieharvey.org.uk)
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Generating random numbers with Gaussian distribution(taygeta.com)
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What role did social media play in recent Turkish dissent?(newint.org)
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
I apparently have to have an account on Google play to download this app. Which means that in order not be tracked by Google (by using duckduckgo) I have to agree to be tracked by Google (by accepting their 'privacy' policy). This
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by ciderpunx 13y ago
Not titling it with a split infinitive would have got my vote </pedantry>

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