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drmr
10y ago
Should've gone to X instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_(demoparty)
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drmr
13y ago
Too bad the secushare slides are completely unreadable. Or is it part of some obfuscation strategy?
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drmr
13y ago
Even at the top of the class standards can be pretty low. Regularly I get the impression that a lot of grading in the US is rank or curve-based, which seems like total bullshit to me. The best performing student could still very well provid
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drmr
13y ago
If you can't hold your urine for 30 minutes you shouldn't be commuting in the first place.
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drmr
13y ago
Org mode? http://orgmode.org/
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drmr
13y ago
I'm also unable to view the article because of this.
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drmr
13y ago
Looks nice and I would definitely like to see support for other languages, like perl. But, what if I want to run my own infrastructure?
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drmr
13y ago
What about GNUnet? https://gnunet.org/
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drmr
13y ago
Is everyone using SpaceFED ( https://spacefed.net ) and SpaceAPI ( http://hackerspaces.nl/spaceapi/ ) yet? ;)
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drmr
13y ago
Similarly Technologia Incognita ( http://techinc.nl - Amsterdam) is looking for a (affordable) bigger space and members to support it.
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drmr
13y ago
It's too bad that firepgp couldn't keep up with the gmail api changes and eventually was aborted. The few times I used it felt pretty good. This chrome-only alpha software obviously is useless for me. Hopefully something more cros
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drmr
13y ago
.. and then forget it in seconds.
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drmr
13y ago
I really hope the current work on irssi-otr will improve some things: https://github.com/cryptodotis/irssi-otr Some bugs in the old 0.3 release are quite annoying.
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drmr
13y ago
The article says 'Gnu Debian Linux 6 (Stable)'. However Debian 6 is "oldstable" since May 6th (the article was written after the release). The new stable release is Debian 7 or 'Wheezy'. I wonder why NASA didn&
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drmr
13y ago
No, I actually meant this: https://ohm2013.org/wiki/User:Rootman/HackersOnABike Being a wiki, these pages should probably be merged.
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13y ago
Actually, for many years in between the Dutch and German hacker camps, meaning every 2 years, there is Eth0 in the north of the Netherlands. http://eth0.nl/ They have a yearly 'winterlan' weekend as well.
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drmr
13y ago
Nice, have been looking forward to another one of these. Last time 4 years ago was a blast! Hope the 'Hackers On A Bike' effort gets some more traction again too.
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drmr
13y ago
"spend just $1 and be rewarded in prizes that are worth exponentially more" Any exponent of 1 is 1. So you wouldn't be able to win anything 'more' than that at all. Exponentially.
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Fairphone socially-conscious smart phone on sale next week
(crave.cnet.co.uk)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Perhaps offer a variety of payment options to your customers and add a small fee to the methods that give you problems (like PayPal). This will give feed-back to the customers about the convenience of these payment options and will give the
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Releasing RIPE Atlas Measurements Source Code
(labs.ripe.net)
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13y ago
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drmr
13y ago
He's on Ubuntu. Anything is possible to make it crash.
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13y ago
Does access to a 3d printer count? I have a number of friends with 3d-printers (all kinds of models) and could use them any time (or send them an .stl and have them print it for me). Thus there isn't much point in me owning my own 3d-printe