cocotino

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by cocotino 10y ago
So don't use Google as an intermediary. Debian runs popcon, for example. They could run something similar.
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by cocotino 10y ago
If the Tor management wants to fire him, that's up to them. For any reason, or no reason at all. It's their decision. On the other hand, "rape" is a delicate matter, and all of this shouldn't have been discussed in
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by cocotino 10y ago
This should be settled in court, not with witch hunting. I personally don't care about the people who work on a project that should be strictly technical. I don't understand why did they have to mix politics in.
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by cocotino 10y ago
The Tor project, as many other popular open source projects, has been infiltrated by tons of people who like to use the popularity of it to spread their liberal propaganda. That's why it's in their interests to make as much noise
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by cocotino 10y ago
Serious question: why would you want to send to Google details of the software you're installing on your computer?
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by cocotino 10y ago
Gizmodo India... yeah
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by cocotino 10y ago
The original logo is nowhere to be found on that page because they don't have the balls to compare it to any of the new ones. Translation: you better not change it.
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by cocotino 10y ago
That is correct, but as you can see this account is not even two months old.
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by cocotino 10y ago
I use flag because I can't downvote. They say if you use flag often you lose your flagging ability, but I don't care because I'm banned often and I have to keep creating accounts.
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by cocotino 10y ago
At last, something useful I can do with my 520
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by cocotino 10y ago
No but I expect them not to make it look like they just want to help OSS
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by cocotino 10y ago
People shouldn't be writing comments at all…
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by cocotino 10y ago
The tone is the same as always: "buy our product". That's what all viva64 submissions are about.
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by cocotino 10y ago
It does not work for Windows 10 universal apps, but nobody uses those anyway 8-)
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by cocotino 10y ago
That's correct for many websites, but others such as Facebook have such a complicated but still correct UI on a desktop that it's appropriate to have two different websites.
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by cocotino 10y ago
I don't even know what Curse is, but I use wowpedia every day, I hope they don't screw it up.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Funny that the PyPI web interface is down right now.
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by cocotino 10y ago
That's like asking for alcohol that is not denaturalised. You need to prove it's for... well, serious purposes.
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by cocotino 10y ago
I do, but like with Linux, be prepared for constant troubleshooting after each update. Also you'll probably get lower performance, especially from your GPU, and also from your CPU if your ACPI tables aren't properly configured.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Same here, I see no ads somehow. And if I start seeing them I'll stop using Facebook, after all it is just some kind of RSS reader with built-in dumb comments now.
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by cocotino 10y ago
>POJA (plain old JSON API) Oh, god.
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by cocotino 10y ago
14/f/cali (^.^)/
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by cocotino 10y ago
Won't you need another exploit to do this on RT/Phone? It's not like they allow you to write to arbitrary files by default...
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by cocotino 10y ago
Funny that https://mozilla.github.io/shumway/ makes Chrome crash immediately.
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by cocotino 10y ago
An index? That could be huge. I think it's senseless. So many p2p protocols have support for p2p search (to my mind comes Kademlia), why can't BitTorrent have p2p search?
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by cocotino 10y ago
No, that's for bandwidth savings I reckon.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Because complexity lets them keep their jobs for longer. :-)
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by cocotino 10y ago
A fair solution would be to remove both states.
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by cocotino 10y ago
I think it has happened to everybody, but I can't reproduce it reliably. It happens to me at random, if I don't reboot the computer for days it will always appear. You can kill explorer.exe to fix it.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Do you even need LFN for UEFI? I don't think it should be a requirement for a FS that is not exposed to the user...

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