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by doomrobo 8y ago
So it appears that the author of this piece and the authors of the nearly identical Intercept piece [0] are skeptical of the "conspiracy to hack" charges brought against Assange. From what I understand, the action conspired toward
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by doomrobo 8y ago
First off, it should be noted that this is an ad, full stop. Secondly, it's somewhat relieving that this was said >Do you think college is still in your future at some point? >College is still an open question. I'm actually
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by doomrobo 8y ago
Ah, thanks for the response! So the number of messages you can send is precisely the number of keys that you generate at the start? How many is that? This also probably means you don't support long-running (think multi-year) conversati
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by doomrobo 8y ago
So if I understand correctly, in order for Alice to catch up on the messages she might've missed, she decrypts the pointer to the HEAD of the message chain, and then decrypts that message. That ciphertext contains the address to the pr
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by doomrobo 8y ago
This is a really sweet idea. A lot of the software looks like it hasn't been updated for over 6 months though.
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Goodbye, Lua (2016)(realmensch.org)
9 points by doomrobo 8y ago|4 comments
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I would guess most languages with a few million speakers have words for a lot of colors. But I think the argument here is that "baby blue" or "sky blue" is not one of English's "base" colors, but is rath
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by doomrobo 8y ago
Well it seems you already got the memo, but #rust on Moznet is maybe my favorite IRC channel. Everyone is super knowledgeable, respectful, and helpful. For more casual conversation there's also #rust-offtopic.
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Perhaps it's time to rigorously research what we eat and why [pdf](docdroid.net)
2 points by doomrobo 8y ago|0 comments
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Can't it be read as "God rest the merry"? That parses just fine.
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I'm curious: why didn't proof-of-work get adopted into some email protocol? It seems like a reasonable solution to the junk mail problem. Things like mailing lists would be disadvantaged in this case, but you could reasonably disa
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Veonim – A simple modal IDE built on Neovim(github.com)
2 points by doomrobo 8y ago|0 comments
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Evernym – Self-sovereign identity: now that it's possible, it's inevitable(evernym.com)
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I like the following definition: p is a prime in a ring R iff the ideal generated by p is a prime ideal of R. Equivalently, p is prime iff p | ab implies p | a or p | b. The only issue with this definition is that you're forced to admi
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by doomrobo 8y ago
I read TheSkimm ( https://www.theskimm.com/ ) and WSJ for the most part
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by doomrobo 8y ago
I'm conflicted here. YouTube is an awful place to get political commentary, so I'd say that anyone whose opinion is primarily decided on YouTube has made a mistake to begin with. On the other hand, a LOT of people seemingly do get
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The true power of regular expressions (2012)(nikic.github.io)
163 points by doomrobo 8y ago|38 comments
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by doomrobo 8y ago
Even then, an ssh subprocess can talk to ssh-agent instead of directly reading keys.
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by doomrobo 8y ago
An index into any std data structure has type usize, though, and usize is 64 bits on a 64 bit machine.
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by doomrobo 8y ago
I think I misunderstood what the parent meant by "article". I use Zotero for academic journal articles and books. I think you can import website links too, though.
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by doomrobo 8y ago
I use Zotero for the same purpose and it's been great so far: https://www.zotero.org/
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by doomrobo 8y ago
Off topic, but I think this is interesting: > I don’t know what this is? I think statements followed by a question mark is a distinctly Tumblr-y convention. It's generally used to express confusion. Kinda like raising one's pit
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> I smell a two-factor purchase flow in my future Unfortunately I don't think that'll be possible. The docs say that there's a 2000ms cap on the auth stream response time. I don't think that's likely to be raised
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by doomrobo 8y ago
Not the parent, but I can give some uses of my own. * All kinds of recurring payments. I pay for email, Dropbox, Patreon, and my VPS with cards that have monthly or yearly spending limits. * One time payments everywhere I don't have an
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Privacy API: Programmable Payments(developer.privacy.com)
119 points by doomrobo 8y ago|68 comments
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// By contrast, Rust (and I believe Haskell?) require exhaustive matching: let MyValue::String(ref s) = map[&200]; // Invalid! This is called irrefutable pattern matching in Rust terminology. Haskell a
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fossURL Easy to use url shortner which does not need any fancy database or server side system The project uses jsonstore.io as a backend. I think the author would agree that that's a "fancy database" by their own
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Original edition: 2016 Extended edition (this one): 2017
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What protocol? If you look at spec on their website[0] you'll see 4/5 of the protocols are still marked unstable. Take room state resolution as an example. It has pretty important security implications and it's nontrivial in
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by doomrobo 9y ago
Not sure how much you'd benefit from it, given that you've already got a good setup, but I just made a website called HookRSSTube[0] that essentially proxies YouTube RSS feeds and replaces the video playback with HookTube[1] inste

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