drKarl

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by drKarl 13y ago
Well, programmers should use whatever they feel comfortable using. Sure Vim and Emacs have a much steeper learning curve and they are also much more productive and powerful once you master them, but it dosn't work for everyone. For sta
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by drKarl 13y ago
It is from 13 years ago...
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by drKarl 13y ago
I guess that most of your candidates aren't familiar with GNU tools. Otherwise, they would trivially know to grep and wc -l.
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by drKarl 13y ago
Wouldn´t they probably find that github and just discard those torrents from their cryptanalysis?
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by drKarl 13y ago
For me it´s not a theory, thats what I said in my comment and I´m pretty sure they ARE actually using these articles to discourage people from using encryption. Your idea of seeding some /dev/random or attaching some /dev&#x2
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by drKarl 13y ago
You´re probably better of using steganography and hiding your message on images or videos.
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by drKarl 13y ago
I´m pretty sure the unencrypted communications will be automatically parsed and processed to look for certain patterns or keyword, and if not found, ignored, but after processing nonetheless. They can attack an encrypted communication and p
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by drKarl 13y ago
Also http://owncloud.org/
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by drKarl 13y ago
The cryptographic integrity of MEGA's user data is important to us. We can therefore not allow you to distribute or make available your client application without going through us. We will perform a code audit of your product and promo
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by drKarl 13y ago
"He can remain under the radar because the request can be clubbed with other legitimate ones." I still don´t see the legitimacy of the US government accessing citizen´s data. Perhaps it´s because I´m from an european country, and
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John Titor(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by drKarl 13y ago|0 comments
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by drKarl 14y ago
Just rebooted and made cat /proc/cpuinfo and the and its 2.27Ghz, so the last of the 8 CPUs is processor : 7 vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 6 model : 26 model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L552
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by drKarl 14y ago
Bazinga!
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by drKarl 14y ago
I think I´ll wait until those things are contact lenses...
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by drKarl 14y ago
What about those alarms that simulate sunrise with a gradual light, and so you wake up slowly, and not in a sudden annoying noise?
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by drKarl 14y ago
You could do a Tron from that
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by drKarl 14y ago
And what are the main differences with Twitter Bootstrap?
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by drKarl 14y ago
It's an interesting project, but since it depends on the data it is being fed, its reliability is questionable. All media corporations have a large amount of media at their disposal (tv, radio, newspapers, etc) which is used to support the
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by drKarl 14y ago
I work in Ireland too (I moved to Ireland 3 months ago) and I work 8:30-5 with flexible start time, 8:30-4 on fridays, and I can work from home some days as well.
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by drKarl 14y ago
Just curiosity... why is it that you can't post to HN without Tor?
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by drKarl 14y ago
Bitcasa? AeroFS? (Both currently in Beta, the former in public beta, the latest in private beta).
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by drKarl 14y ago
Well, Git or Mercurial are equally powerful and both are DVCS (Distributed) which SVN is not. If anything, mercurial is said to be easier to learn if you already know SVN, but both are similar. Git use UNIX philosophy of many complementing
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by drKarl 14y ago
In 2012, the question should be Git or Mercurial?
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by drKarl 14y ago
Any benchmarks between Zing JVM, Oracle JVM and OpenJDK JVM?
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Google handwrite(youtube.com)
1 points by drKarl 14y ago|0 comments
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Gmail Tap(gmail.com)
9 points by drKarl 14y ago|7 comments
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by drKarl 14y ago
It reminds me of this xkcd http://xkcd.com/327/
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by drKarl 14y ago
And what about Akka?
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by drKarl 14y ago
Perhaps they could join efforts with http://www.buildtheenterprise.org/
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Darpa funded 100 Year Starship(100yss.org)
1 points by drKarl 14y ago|1 comments

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