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by diyorgasms 12y ago
So, Litvinenko was allegedly working with MI6 after leaving the KGB (and Russia). This seems more like spycraft than a politically motivated assassination. That being said, this case makes me wonder if political assassinations also occur in
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
While this is true, I find the distinction between graphical fidelity and art style to be important in these matters. While the graphics of Super Metroid might not be anything spectacular, the pixel art is phenomenal, and replaying it recen
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I remember playing this game when I was younger, and being impressed by the interactivity of the AI. Though honestly, I mostly just swore at them creatively. I have to wonder, though, if the game did actually have especially good AI, or if
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
While you should be allowed to express whatever viewpoint you have regarding gay marriage, I have yet to see an argument against which is not rooted in bigotry. Is your argument that people should be allowed to spew bigoted and hateful nons
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
Not exactly an e-reader, but I read my textbooks on a Nexus 7 most of the time. I use Moon+ Reader, and the search and bookmarking features are phenomenal. When I am on a desktop or notebook computer, I use either Evince or Preview, dependi
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I think the difference is that the Post and most right-wing media in the USA support not the libertarian notion of conservatism, but a more authoritarian version.
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
Have we really been having that discussion? Maybe I just haven't been paying close enough attention, but I was unaware that we were anally raping prisoners under the pretense of "feeding" and "hydrating." In fact th
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
That was amazing to watch. Thank you for sharing. It was really something to see Senator Pastore, who began the session as an adversary to Mr. Rogers, come around slowly to Mr. Rogers' way of thinking in just under seven short minutes.
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
Do people prefer not using Makefiles? I ask because Makefiles are a standard part of my workflow, and while I know I can 'go build' or 'go [whatever]' I still cling to my Makefiles as a preferred tool.
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I am curious how a .onion domain seizure works. Does this mean the various law enforcement agencies are in possession of the private keys of the services they shut down?
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I am disappointed not to see any of the Beagle* boards on the list of supported devices, as it is another ARMv7 device with completely open hardware. Still, this is a pretty cool consolidation effort.
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I agree that using free (libre) tools is preferable, but a lot of this facilitates that. For instance, you can deploy a GNU/Linux image using the DigitalOcean credit and gain experience deploying on a LAMP/LEMP stack and doing thi
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Simply because one supports those goals does not mean that one must self-identify as a feminist. I happen to support those goals and I also happen to identify as a feminist. I can imaging many people who have not studied feminist theory and
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
You can tail your access.log and grep the expression "\(?\s _ \s \)?\s {|cgi" to get an idea if someone is trying to exploit your webserver. The cgi part will return a lot of false positives, but if you cannot disable cgi, you mig
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I see no problem with what's been happening on 4chan. Sharing the plundered private photos and videos of celebrities is a sickening invasion of privacy, and invites a whole host of legal trouble for moot. Whatever these anons think, Ch
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by diyorgasms 12y ago
I think very few people would blame you for taking the mercenary approach here. However, you may wish to consider who it is you will be working for. Palantir is deeply entrenched in the surveillance state. Though they may come at you with a