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by ersii 13y ago
Several thinks ArchiveTeam have grabbed a lot more historical than what's available at for example InoReader. I personally think so as well. There's also no telling if InoReader is open for grabbing what they've grabbed alrea
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by ersii 13y ago
No, the data will be uploaded - first to an staging server run by ivank/"ArchiveTeam". Then it will be uploaded to the Internet Archive (Some has been uploaded already: https://archive.org/details/archive
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by ersii 13y ago
Feel free to remove any feeds that make you insecure in submitting your feeds. If you feel like you'd want to submit them, but hide.. I don't know, that some feeds might be relevant to each other? or something like that: then you
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by ersii 13y ago
I went to Google Takeout ( https://www.google.com/takeout/#custom:reader ), checked my feeds for private ones (didn't have any) and submitted my feeds
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by ersii 13y ago
Mainly from all over Europe, but like any gathering - from all over the World ;-)
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by ersii 13y ago
This event series has a great long history in Europe. It all started with "The Galactic Hacker Party" in 1989, followed by "Hacking at the End of the Universe" in 1993, "Hacking In Progress" in 1997 and later "Hackers At Large" in 2001, an
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by ersii 13y ago
You're twenty. Your twenties will continue for about nine years. It's a good question. Why would you? Maybe it's just because it's a vast challenge. There's plenty of time though, don't worry. Sometimes, people grow apart from the environme
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by ersii 14y ago
> Because they broke the web for their users. No, they did not. They broke it for the people who download the image for viewing outside of their web browser.
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by ersii 14y ago
Searching for "Sputnik" on the Dell, US, site works for me.
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by ersii 14y ago
I have absolutely no problems coding and reading on a 13.3" monitor all day long. Though, I do have a lot of problems with my crappy resolution (1366x768) on this monitor (Asus UL30VT).
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by ersii 14y ago
A friendly piece of advice, you're coming off as very harsh/hostile - it might be well worth it to take a few minutes before posting to cool off, if this subject is close to your heart.
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by ersii 14y ago
DigitalOcean's deal still seems nicer. Two times the disk and two times the traffic. I guess it depends on what you want for your fiver (5-6$). Ubiquity's deal has twice the RAM. I'm suspicious regarding dependability, which I assume one sh
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by ersii 14y ago
Don't forget the "try to use the TLD bit to make the end of your word"-fad :-) Like doing "hackerne.ws" - not exactly new, but a rising star fad.
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by ersii 14y ago
Indeed and there's a lot of usage of URL Shorteners as well. That's why it's so important to save where they head to and/or not use a shortener. Some URL shorteners even change their short codes every now and then (ie they lead to new place
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by ersii 14y ago
If there's a lesson I've learned with Google: They don't sell their acquisitions. They've probably integrated too much stuff into what they originally acquired. Authentication, advertising platform, support (ha) flows and what not.
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Docker - makes creating secure sandboxes easier than ever(kuhnza.com)
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by ersii 14y ago
I have a laptop and I use the multimedia keys.
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by ersii 14y ago
I would just like to add, that the general person uses a car a lot more often than a plane - and it all adds up. A lot of cars are used by a single person. Almost never (generalised) to it's full potential. I'm uncertain about this, but I t
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by ersii 14y ago
And for those who think the link is unrelated spam, it's not. Description provided on spinroot.com: "Spin is a popular open-source software tool, used by thousands of people worldwide, that can be used for the formal verification of distrib
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by ersii 14y ago
.. as long as you forget all the other user-generated-content sites Yahoo has closed over the years.
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by ersii 14y ago
Excuse me, how can you know that he knew it was from drugs? I would personally be a bit surprised at 800k US Dollars - but it's not completely unlikely that someone would have that kind of cash. Even if they're not dealing/trafficing drugs.
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by ersii 14y ago
That's what I like with Persona, since I've made my personal domain a Identity Provider. I just log on and click okay to authenticate. Not tied into Google/Yahoo/Facebook/MyLittlePonySocial - but not having to create a new account. Oh, and
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by ersii 14y ago
Please don't generalize too much. There's different demographics and individuals who like things in different configurations. A very small, and probably very uninteresting data point: I wouldn't sign up - if you'd only allow login through "
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by ersii 14y ago
It's neat that they apparently got 400k sign-ups, even though they only had the Facebook Login option. I really do wish that people would at least offer something other than a single method for us that don't like linking together everything
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by ersii 14y ago
Just wanted to say Thank You. I wish more people/stores would do this.
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by ersii 14y ago
You can pay with a debit/credit card almost everywhere. And most do. Local hot dog cart? Sure! At least in the big cities, like Stockholm, Göteborg (Gothenburg), Malmö, Uppsala - cards are the main way of paying. You don't often see bills/c
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by ersii 14y ago
Sure, friends do make silly jokes. But friends don't let friends be assholes in public.
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Amongst themselves? They were in public! And one of them was a sponsor of the event, none the less!
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by ersii 14y ago
I'd rather have too many options than no options. I don't want the options in my face though. Firefox does a great job with default settings in my opinion, even to new features and redesigns of previous features. I think the Preference dash
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by ersii 14y ago
Uhm, I've always thought I've been in a pretty small minority - but at least here in Sweden, RSS reading is pretty normal. Though, the majority of people here aren't using Google Reader - so I guess I'm a minority there - but they're using

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