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by derrida 14y ago
Both sides commit terrorism, where terrorism is defined as "politically motivated violence against civilians".
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by derrida 14y ago
HB Gary was passed the source in 2010: http://crowdleaks.org/hbgary-wanted-to-suppress-stuxnet-rese... Anonymous scooped the NYTimes.
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by derrida 14y ago
I'd put 5 at "wrote the language or contributed to the language". So 1-5 on Python where 1 is completed first tutorial book, written a non-trivial program. 5 == Guido Rostrum / contributed to a release. 3-4 would be if you have written a co
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by derrida 14y ago
Ask any Australian what Starbucks tastes like and they will say "Coffee Flavoured Milk" or "Watery Shit", perhaps why Starbucks failed hard in Australia.
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"Innovation under Austerity" - Eben Moglen (F2C2012)(youtube.com)
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by derrida 14y ago
Or: You were wrong to judge someone based on this tiny output.
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by derrida 14y ago
Yes, I think you are right. Badly phrased. You can nest the volumes. So give attacker A-->B-->C instead of A-->D-->E Also, there is no way of proving the existence of a hidden volume. It basically makes the Rubberhose attack
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by derrida 14y ago
I have a revolutionary idea: <script src=" http://somedomainyoumanage/jquery.js></script&#62 ; + git and save the 100K
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by derrida 14y ago
Exactly. So don't let anybody know & let it decrypt to something plausible. FYI there is no way of distinguishing Rubberhose from drive with random data.
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by derrida 14y ago
Julian Assange created a sort of defence against this attack on Disk Encryption in the 90's called "Rubberhose" (after the attack vector). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubberhose_%28file_system%29 TrueCrypt has some similar functionaliti
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by derrida 14y ago
Flickr is dead? News to me, I've been using it today to search for creative commons images. Software is much broader than what you and your friends use. :-)
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by derrida 14y ago
"The Global Square", "WLFriends" are possible candidates along with Diaspora.
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by derrida 14y ago
"Facebook and Twitter are mediums for sharing and discussion" I quit Facebook because it was a horrible place to have a discussion, people are conservative/not as honest when they have the eyes of that many people on them.
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by derrida 14y ago
Tom, I'm a poor student who has booked 3 trips through you guys, I love it and don't know why everybody doesn't use it. Feel free to hit me up, I'm in Sydney.
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by derrida 14y ago
You are right about it being just as easy to extradite from Britain. However, the U.S is not likely to serve him until all current cases are resolved. His legal defence is concentrated on making it as hard as possible to attack Wikileaks or
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by derrida 14y ago
Here is 2 leaders of the Arab Spring laughing at the suggestion of Facebook contributing to the Arab Spring: http://youtu.be/HdVoBlABSpc?t=13m44s Also, in Syria, the authorities tortured people for their Facebook profile information. htt
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by derrida 14y ago
I had the displeasure of doing this the other way around (Paris to Airport). I got on a 14 hour flight with a minute to spare.
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by derrida 14y ago
There are also a number of other hacker-spaces and the Chaos Computer Club. There is one hacker space devoted entirely to the intersection between Textiles and Electronics. Just a warning, Berlin is not the valley. It is it's own unique and
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by derrida 14y ago
To open bank account in Germany you must be a resident or have a work/student visa. The Czech Republic will let anyone open a bank account however, but double check. Just some things I learnt last time I was in Europe on a tourist visa.
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by derrida 14y ago
One of the best explanations I've seen for the question 'how does my computer get from these zeros and ones to these windows' is 4 pages in Godel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter. (Starts at 287, all editions pagination is the same)
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by derrida 14y ago
Why don't you ask for just an email address?
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by derrida 14y ago
Most lisp hackers would use Macros (code that writes code) because it is easier . How could this be using 'inadequate tooling'?
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by derrida 14y ago
"I'd pull the data needed": what if there is a virus?
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by derrida 14y ago
This is just a single lisp macro.
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by derrida 14y ago
I see this is written using BroScript idioms.
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by derrida 14y ago
How did this hype piece not linking to a single piece of code or demonstration of a future product get onto the front page of Hacker News?
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Dripping water turned into a standing wave. Amazing.(blog.makezine.com)
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by derrida 14y ago
"Every feature is someone else's bug."
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by derrida 14y ago
I see you have Scheme, you have Clojure but no Common Lisp?!
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by derrida 14y ago
Yeah, this was the first beta I've tried that didn't have one major hiccup. Maybe because it's the LTS edition?

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