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   by dest 9y ago

   FYI there have been efforts to rewrite an equivalent in Golang: https://github.com/matrix-org/bullettime
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   by dest 9y ago

   2028: defect found, but purposely not fully fixed so that people buy a new TV
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   by dest 9y ago

   Yacy?
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   by dest 9y ago

   The page makes my Firefox miserably crash… (v59.0.1 stable, linux)
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   by dest 9y ago

   https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:thekni...
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   by dest 9y ago

   It reminds me the amazing Skype protections against reverse engineering
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   by dest 9y ago

   Sometimes you need to temporary disable filters or edit them. How do you manage that? Is it user-friendly?
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   by dest 9y ago

   Note that ESA is the "Entertainment Software Association". It has nothing to do with the "European Space Agency".
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   How to fix nvm slowing down terminal initialisation(growingwiththeweb.com)

   3 points by dest 9y ago|0 comments
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    by dest 9y ago

    TL/DR: Jailbreaking the Wii lead an American guy to prison, while it would have been legal in Europe, according to the EUCJ.
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    by dest 9y ago

    I agree on the hypocrisy of that system.
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    by dest 9y ago

    Then the whois info for a given domain must vary from region to region. Here is what I see: $ whois n-gate.com Domain Name: N-GATE.COM Registry Domain ID: 3552897_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.gandi.net Registrar
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    by dest 9y ago

    The blank media tax is probably a compensation (i.e. not a tax) for the right to do private copies of legally acquired media. At least, this is what it is in France.
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    by dest 9y ago

    the owner is not visible in the WHOIS info
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    by dest 9y ago

    https://yunohost.org/ provides a turnkey email solution, based on Postfix, dovecot et al.
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    by dest 9y ago

    This has already been posted https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16192018
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    Lossless Brownian Information Engine: convert information into mechanical work(phys.org)

    2 points by dest 9y ago|0 comments
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    by dest 9y ago

    I don't think it's only a matter of Bitcoin price, rather a difficulty adjustment + bitcoin price. So the question is how many miners will leave at what price.
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    by dest 9y ago

    can you read HTML emails with Mutt? with pictures?
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    by dest 9y ago

    You probably mean "third party"
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    by dest 9y ago

    Jitsi Meet is a WebRTC client
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    by dest 9y ago

    you may adapt a standard password to specific requirements
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    by dest 9y ago

    Some will say you can mine it…
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    by dest 9y ago

    So, as Windows will be available on ARM, we will have more laptops with ARM, more than just Chromebooks. This seems like a win for users.
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    by dest 9y ago

    If everybody uses that software and follows trading advice, the price could get more predictable. Creators could then make lots of money. /s
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    by dest 9y ago

    I will publish more on that topic
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    by dest 9y ago

    I did not actually know that there was a Github for this, I only had the paper.
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    by dest 9y ago

    Yes it could be. You need a song database to detect changes, and that is hard and/or expensive to gather. Commercial services are available in that field. ACRCloud was mentioned in another comment.
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    by dest 9y ago

    Do you need an adblock to not have ads on play.spotify.com? or is it adfree by default?
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    by dest 9y ago

    Thank you for having released Panako. Note that I gave the link to the relevant paper in a previous comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15811221