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by delimitted 13y ago
I think the whiteboard experience is very loosely correlated to programming ability and hope that the simple loop fiasco was an exaggeration. Many good programmers have a great deal of social anxiety, and being put under the microscope is n
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by delimitted 13y ago
I think you are right in assuming that the buyer side of the market is not going to consist of developers. However, there is certainly a market here if the right people are targeted and the projects are presented as businesses in a box as o
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by delimitted 13y ago
We have been working on HushTunnel since SOPA.
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Black Ops Internet Privacy(scribd.com)
1 points by delimitted 14y ago|0 comments
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Qtea.js + mod_js + Apache 2.4 = performance, size responsive mobile/web apps(qteajs.org)
2 points by delimitted 14y ago|0 comments
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by delimitted 14y ago
Its dated today meaning that even if it was written previously, that could have been edited in. Just saying...
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by delimitted 14y ago
Good but the article should mention the outage last Thursday.
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One click SSH Tunneling for the masses(addons.mozilla.org)
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by delimitted 15y ago
No, while I think other websites with users who are less aware would benefit the cause by having a Stop SOPA message, explanation of the reason behind the blackout, and the blackout for a day, most of the HN community is already aware of th
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by delimitted 15y ago
Yes I agree that local cache is the way it will go, but I do not think think that SOPA will be a blessing in disguise. In fact, I think the internet will begin to more closely resemble the television industry, with a large technical undergr
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by delimitted 15y ago
You may be surprised about how challenging it may be for "anybody's mother". Anyway, DeSopa was a quick way to prove a point. I expect that if SOPA passes offshore DNS services will advertise their IPs for manual setup (resolv.conf, TCP/IP
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by delimitted 15y ago
True, but not everyone who will be affected by SOPA is a hacker. After (and if) SOPA is passed, releasing this sort of program will be illegal. The point was to illustrate to congress that SOPA is ineffective, and hopefully turn the convers
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by delimitted 15y ago
Sure! updated: http://bit.ly/rvG87g
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by delimitted 15y ago
Thanks, I agree. That occurred to me too. However, I hoped that it would still force them to rethink their implementation strategy forcing them to allocate more resources to further the effort and buying more time for public awareness.
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by delimitted 15y ago
finnw, the code is actually pretty trivial and does not make use of very special functionality. Further, if SOPA does pass, many even more innovative programs will come out of the woodwork, at the OS layer. I think forcing a patch like that
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by delimitted 15y ago
I think if SOPA passes, Mozilla will remove extensions such as this. I hope this extension is a deterrent to SOPA passing at all.
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by delimitted 15y ago
You can rename the extension to .zip and extract. If you have any problems, let me know via a comment or post a contact method and Ill send you the source. Its pretty simple. When on, it intercepts URLs, sends the base URL to three offshore
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by delimitted 15y ago
Yes, I agree. However at this point I am just hoping that it catches the attention of congressmen giving them another reason to rethink SOPA's feasibility before the vote
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by delimitted 15y ago
SOPA has not yet passed, it is not yet the law and I hope that Mozilla leaves it up for now. The DeSOPA program is meant to discourage passage of the bill by showing congress how easily it can be circumvented, so if it is removed after pass
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by delimitted 15y ago
That would be awesome, eg P2P DNS, but I wouldn't want it to pass to see if that is the outcome.