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by computer 13y ago
No such issue here. Try disabling javascript.
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by computer 13y ago
This new PHP.net site is also dependent on javascript, as the search engine does not work without javascript.
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by computer 13y ago
"Amsterdam" should be "Some guy in Amsterdam who managed to get some limited government funding for his foundation". But that doesn't sound as good as title, I guess.
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by computer 13y ago
It makes it possible to prove that someone didn't forge a chatlog, but that you really said X at some point based on your friend's chat logs.
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by computer 13y ago
Don't forget to drop the indenting as well.
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by computer 13y ago
Sample link: https://secretink.co/read/2atelv15n5hqip59416c7c3c0q Why does it send the decryption key to the server (presuming the data is even actually encrypted server-side)? Just use the megaupload model, where you
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by computer 13y ago
Not a single game didn't work on Linux? Check out the current bundle. As far as I know none of the games work on Linux? They used to mention platform prominently. Now there's absolutely no mention on the front page of Linux, nor d
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by computer 13y ago
Comments actually broke for me yesterday after the Google+ comment integration. I suspect it's because they are now generated by a Google Plus hosted javascript, which is blocked on third party sites by default in my browser. I don&#x2
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by computer 13y ago
What are the issues? I've been considering getting a Nexus 5, but I don't use any Google services (perhaps besides the Google Play store). Will it be a brick?
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by computer 13y ago
He also promoted the site from a forum account with his real name and real name gmail account in another post.
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by computer 13y ago
I read that he's an Australian citizen. But I'm not sure if anyone asked for his real identity (before trusting him with $1mm worth of bitcoin)
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by computer 13y ago
How are you going to find a seller? They use Tor, don't need to enter their details anywhere; they just send packages to addresses they receive in encrypted form.
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by computer 13y ago
Just adding my personal experience: my sites went from a 30ms response time (measured by Google's webmaster tools, as Googlebot sees it) to over 250ms on CloudFlare, for static (cacheable) content. Turning it back off gave a very clear
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by computer 13y ago
With good opsec (i.e. only PGP-encrypted messages) sellers should still be able to operate safely. Buyers slightly less, considering that the sellers might be cops (which is also the case on a non-honeypot site), or because the PGP-keys of
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by computer 13y ago
Ugly and outdated? I use the theme from Xubuntu [1] and there's nothing outdated about it, besides not being adjusted for tablets. [1] http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2013/199/e/d/xubuntu
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by computer 13y ago
Given the probably smallish market for helpouts for a giant like Google, I think we should see Helpouts more like a marketing thing for Hangouts than a full-fledged competitor in this space?
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by computer 13y ago
Do you have a link with more information on how to go about getting this done?
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by computer 13y ago
Arch is one. Continuous updating (never having to reinstall, nor running an LTS with 4 year old software), pretty much any software you might ever need in the official repositories or in the AUR (Arch User Repository), lots of freedom to ti
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by computer 13y ago
It's an issue for me with the Lastpass addon in Firefox, if I use the Lastpass autofill. That doesn't make it a Firefox issue, of course.
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by computer 13y ago
Have you considered not outsourcing critical parts of your company to startups that are iterating fast and potentially breaking things? Could you share the reasoning behind Buffer choosing to store their customers' private data with Mo
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by computer 13y ago
> "Auoera(sic) " [sic] You mean Aurora, and I'm not sure why you use "(sic)" here. It means "that's how it was written upstream, I didn't invent this!"
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by computer 13y ago
Indeed. Spyder is the RStudio[1] of Matplotlib + Scipy. [1] http://www.rstudio.com/ide/
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Roko's basilisk(rationalwiki.org)
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by computer 13y ago
You know what the answer is to 9/11-style events? Locking cockpit doors. And that's what they did after 9/11. Passengers now know what's at stake too. So, while bad things can happen, another 9/11 can't happen
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by computer 13y ago
Or do we just need fewer people in the world? Once much is automated, you no longer need a lot of people to sustain the luxurious life styles of the rich (with fewer people: of everybody).
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by computer 13y ago
The technology is patent-pending, so I suspect they want f.lux as widely used as possible so they can license the patent to device makers for a lot of money once they are well-known enough.
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by computer 13y ago
The irony of course being that Hackernews too is social media, and you still just "bragged" about the experience you had!
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by computer 13y ago
The insight needed here (and alluded to by GP) is not into startups and emerging markets: it's about what you can actually do with DNA and the DNA analysis that's being done by 23andme. In my opinion (as a statistician with minor
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by computer 13y ago
I applaud the makers of this demo for adding a gif-based fallback on the error page for those of us who have no WebGL support. It shows: "Your browser does not support this demo. Here is what you are missing:" [ https://
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by computer 13y ago
A way that would work: decide (by coding it into the clients and protocol) that future transactions from the seized address are not honoured by the network, and any chains that contain such a transaction are ignored.

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