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erelde
10y ago
Carriers would need to change the way they handle SMS, and everything a carrier does is subject to state regulations. And states seem to like clear text.
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erelde
10y ago
If you're after minimalism, you should take a look at /r/unixporn (kinda SFW despite the name). Not necessarily the most efficient DEs or WMs, but it looks damn good. Some people seem to get a sharp looking Unity. I use bspwm
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erelde
10y ago
Do you mean you're using Linux as guests on another host OS ? Or do you mean you're using Linux as hosts for other machines ?
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erelde
10y ago
I first came to HN because I wanted someplace to escape the political news cycle. Not because I because I wanted to avoid politics altogether. This seems like the right move for now. But we should be able to discuss political matters when t
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erelde
10y ago
I'll admit, my first thoughts were "How can I exploit this system? How would I place sensors? What kind of sensors? Pressure plates? Cameras? IR trackers?" etc etc. And I'm no shoplifter, never done that, I just tinker w
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erelde
10y ago
On the other hand this comment from the same thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8917
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erelde
10y ago
I'm not against throw away accounts, I adhere to the idea of free speech anonymity provides. But if HN was a video game with a karma mechanism, I'd make it so users can't get around that central mechanism...
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erelde
10y ago
Some subreddit have rules based on the account age. I'd like to add, that I don't think I judged it in my wording. I've made throwaway accounts, but never on sites where discussion between users is the focus. I just don'
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erelde
10y ago
Meta question: Why does HN allow throw away accounts? It seems to go against the idea of "internet karma".
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erelde
10y ago
Delayed rollout probably.
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erelde
10y ago
I know that's what some music streaming services used to do. But I still see some risk for Netflix there... Split files are made to be whole again. If you had only one movie stored locally, you would very quickly be able to solve the p
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erelde
10y ago
What kind of DRM would they use to store local copies? EDIT: On Android 7.1 VLC for Android, was able to "open" (duration etc) a large file I found in Netflix directory (.hidden), though not decode sound or video. There were two s
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erelde
10y ago
What's irresponsible? Getting a master in Art History? You seem very close minded. Everyone can't and shouldn't do a CS degree to "get a job".
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erelde
10y ago
That question is exactly what I'm asking, what is "myself" and what is "the environment as defined around myself". And I'm pretty sure there's no clear answer, but the question and reasonings ensuing are i
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erelde
10y ago
That's true, it doesn't download only the music track as my original wording implied.
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erelde
10y ago
This, to me, brings up the question of "where does myself ends and where does my environment begins?". I could change parts of my brain like I'm changing the environment around me, what would I be changing, the environment ar
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erelde
10y ago
Would love to have that inside something like drun or rofi.
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erelde
10y ago
They haven't shut down youtube-dl yet which allow downloads of only the audio track.
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erelde
10y ago
Yeah, not really, that's what I'm saying in all my parentheses...
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erelde
10y ago
You can also drop (almost) any executable in place of explorer.exe, it's the basis of Windows Server "Core". It has both good and bad sides, and the same (basic) thing is exploitable on linux. You can replace `cat` with anoth
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erelde
10y ago
I did, one contact registered since last december (after I told them about it), and in the last two weeks, 3 new contacts did. I asked them if there had been something that prompted them to install it, they said it was my other contact (the
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erelde
10y ago
"Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM." This entire thread makes me giggle, usually posts about editors are filled with bad temper, but not this one.
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erelde
10y ago
This https://github.com/LemonBoy/bar and a few hundreds of its clone and frameworks. I recommand getting the polybar clone by jaagr https://github.com/jaagr/polybar
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erelde
10y ago
GovernmentS can't host their services on Google's or Amazon's cloud for example. (the US are not counting since this is THE government many others are not trusting and the home of the public clouds)
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erelde
10y ago
> My point is not to demand "respect" or elevate myself above anyone else; I come from a pretty humble family and stayed that way for the most part. I think you can demand "respect". It's not about being humble.
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erelde
10y ago
If only my bank allowed passwords... Shame, Société Générale, shame.
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10y ago
Wouldn't that be "the strongest man becomes the chieftain" kind of system? I don't think I know of any human societies (non fictional) which worked with this system...
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erelde
10y ago
Silly me, it's litterally in the introduction paragraph of the wikipedia page about "faithless electors", I just lacked the knowledge of those keywords.
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erelde
10y ago
Related to the last paragraph, and in advance excuse me for my lack of knowledge about US history, has the electoral college ever voted for another candidate?
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erelde
10y ago
+1 for Pandoc I use it a lot, I've collected of quite large collection of long form articles/"opinion pieces"/etc from websites and used pandoc to translate them into epub. (after manually pruning some html)
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