elvecinodeabajo

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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
Totally. I didn't think about that ever but it's true. Aversion to the phone calls doesn't appear when talking to other in VoIP chats when playing online games. Cool thought.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
I must say it presents many scenarios that are easily found "into the wild". Google and Shodan finds tons of vulnerable machines that match some HTB scenarios.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
True. The invite code is a first hacking test. There is this message in the web: "Feel free to hack your way in :)". No invitation needed, it's just the first puzzle.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
Usually assholes become lambs when there is a real violence threat. P.S.: My life is a mess, don't follow my advices.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
http://www.hemsleyandhemsley.com/assets/Screen-Shot-2014-04-...
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
Circles exist in nature. You can deny it, but it isn't true. Now go with your atomic imperfections and external influences and take a nap, because it must be exhausting to be so repellent.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
At atomic scale sometimes there are perfect cirlces. The argumentum a silentio fallacy is bidirectional in this case.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
They do. http://www.hemsleyandhemsley.com/assets/Screen-Shot-2014-04-...
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
The pupil in the eye. The sun through the clouds. The craters after an impact. The waves when you drop a rock in water. The section of a bamboo stick... And it gets more evident when you go to microscopic world. Some eggs are perfect sphere
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
Water waves are perfect circles as waves move at same speed in every direction, so its points are always equidistant. Let a soap bubble settle in the table and take some measurements with a ruler. They are almost always perfect circles. You
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
It's not a very heavy argument anyway. Circles are in swirls, tornadoes and even the Sun looks like a bright circle looking from the Earth. Water waves draw circles when you throw a rock in it. Circles are everywhere. Some people says
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
π is not an invention, it's the relation between a circle's lenght and its radius. Not hard to understand.
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by elvecinodeabajo 7y ago
You don't send handmade letters if you need to save time.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
1- "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy". My working schedule left me without spare time. Nine or ten hours a day answering calls about tech support, 4 in the morning, 1 or 2 hours lunch break and another 4 hours in the aft
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Delta Chat is just a CoI client, as CoI webpage says. "Thanks to Delta Chat Core, as a client developer you do not even need to deal with IMAP directly." https://www.coi-dev.org/
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
LOL. My bad. Its Chat over IMAP.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Brightness set to 1. Lights must be out while my wife sleeps. I'm not pro, I've a girlfriend.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Bright white scratches my eyes while reading at night. A dark theme is greatly appreciated.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
I don't think so. Delta Chat seems a system running 'Chat over ICMP', so CoI goes on protocol layer, while Delta Chat goes on application layer.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Matrix is totally open sourced. Server side and the official client (Riot) can be deployed anywhere under your own control. Also, deploying a bridge you can connect Matrix and IRC rooms, creating a hybrid channel mixing Matrix and IRC clien
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
E2E encryption may make the messages unreadable out of the Delta client app. Specs here: https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-android/blob/master/s...
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
As specs says it uses IMAP as Transport it's a CoI based messenger. https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-android/blob/master/s...
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
You're forgetting E2E encryption.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
I really like the idea, but I prefer dedicated self-hosted services like Matrix. You can run a suspicious Matrix instance, but I think privacy falls away as you talk to any Gmail user via CoI. "With XMPP and Matrix.org -based services
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
The Resistance is awesome, but it's too easy to go postal after some games with some people.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
I take some Ebastine when an allergic strike hits (Pollen and dust). Tried other anitihistamines but ebastine doesn't make me drowzy.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
I smoke cannabis. But sometimes I get so high that finding a coding error may be frustrating and a long job. I like cannabis and coding, but I feel I code faster and better (harder, stronger...) when I'm totally sober.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
It happens so often to me that I'm not sure if I'm a human or a bot.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Here's a fact: Pontevedra and the area surrounding is famous in Spain for really rainy winters and springs. Pontevedra city is facing directly to the sea.
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by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Well, this comments starts with "I feel happy..." Sorry.

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