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by cryptarch 9y ago
They can however make recommendations for regulations, and influence U.N. regulatory guidelines. This could make a low-staffed EPA significantly more effective, because then it would only have to pick and choose regulations to implement&#x2
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by cryptarch 9y ago
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by cryptarch 9y ago
On that point, does that mean Rust libraries tend to have logging hooks or are all errors emitted by Result's? What about non-fatal errors such as retries in a GUI library that loads an image from the web, how are they logged or otherw
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by cryptarch 9y ago
On a related tangent, what reasons are there not to publicize votes and voters in discussion fora? I think it would be very interesting to be able to identify "voting blocks" and voting patterns on HN. I'm not saying HN shoul
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Google Streetview link?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
But you can read the dependency list or even the code and decide whether to use it or not?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I feel like having "safety net" sections is a smell, too. Maybe it's due to limitations of the language? I'm not a C expert. Safety nets make it seem like you're handling edge cases in a vaguely specified, ad-hoc wa
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Thank you!
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Fighting terrorism has never been about saving lives or reducing human suffering. It's part of an ideological war between democratic and totalarian ideas, backed both by coporate interests (the "defense" industry) and Russia.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
It has a meaning: Vote for candidate A whose compaign is centered around looking "strong".
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by cryptarch 9y ago
What if you think it's a private investigator because they're plainclothes officers? Your points relating to Uber stand, I'm just wondering how it'd work in the case of an individual feeling like they are being shadowed.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Do you think such an organization could exist in the light? I've been considering a comparable project, but more focussed on opsec/infosec in a file sharing context. However, I've felt chilled by the possible legal consequenc
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I first got the impression you meant something like "the Red Menace", but I take it you meant: Engineered paranoia is still very real and a danger to our societies because of its reality-distorting effects that can result in viole
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I think it's especially doable as a programmer. You only get ~5 productive hours a day, so why not take a long lunch break and do some exercise in between?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
In the EU this is soon going to be solved by the PSD2 system. Coming in November 2018 or later, depending on how soon the regulations are finalized. It's a mandatory-to-implement protocol, which will allow consumers to give 1st and 3rd
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by cryptarch 9y ago
former -> formal
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Thank you for your perspective. Could you perhaps give me some reading material? Are you of the opinion that the amount of surveillance conducted on citizens is reasonable in the context of the balancing of civil liberties and the dignity o
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by cryptarch 9y ago
And violating the privacy of U.S. citizens is helping to stop nation state actors how? Do you think that is proportional to the threat? Besides, last I heard a certain underregulated U.S. company enabled this mass manipulation. (Hint: it st
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Which is great, because now the developers can do their side jobs while their customers provide them with coffee.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
They seem to get the racial/sexual/agist profiling right at Schiphol (Amsterdam). I'm a white male in my twenties, and consistently get the patdown. Half the time that includes my inner thighs and the side of some guy's
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Perhaps you could add a mention of the license on the project page and/or at the top of the file? If I'm understanding you right don't have a former license yet. You could use something like MIT, Apache 2.0, CC0, GPL, LGPL or
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I'm Dutch, so no. Discourse is the only tool I know I have here. The reason I'm invested in the U.S. political system is that it produces something resembling international jurisprudence ("if the U.S. is doing it, we should t
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by cryptarch 9y ago
You can vote for one of two near-identical parties but the vote will be decided by Facebook.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Vatican Shadow is an artist that makes music about the War on Terror. I would recommend "Remeber Your Black Day" or "Death Is Unity With God". It's a spiritual continuation of the work of the deceased UK artist Musl
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Imagine they would've each killed 50 citizens on average. I think that's a very high estimate. I think 5/terrorist would be high, but lets pad the estimates. That's 40.000 deaths since 9/11. Was it worth it? Was tha
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by cryptarch 9y ago
They do, though. They make the body scan and if you jeans with a suspicious 'steel' trouser button, or if they're made of thicker material than is most popular (so basically Levi's 501), you get the patdown, first your w
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by cryptarch 9y ago
Why are you posting this? No one is attacking Solomon. HN rules dictate one be civil, and if someone isn't being that you can flag their content. This is worse than a "why the downvotes" post, it's "pls be nice guyz
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by cryptarch 9y ago
What's the license?
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by cryptarch 9y ago
I wouldn't, I don't even consider the U.S. for vacations because the only way in is through TSA country. If I want to have my balls fondled by men in uniforms I can just go to Craigslist. At least then I'll have a safeword.
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by cryptarch 9y ago
No, that discussion and article are about Janit0r and his BrickerBot software. This article is about Hajime, a sophisticated trackerless BitTorrent-backed botnet with resillience and stealth functionality. Self-professed greyhat. Still rele

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