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by eschulte 14y ago
If it doesn't handle POST requests it doesn't count. (defun phase-handle-post () "Phase handler for post requests" ;; XXXX hack, not handling multi-part form data, just treat as a GET ;; for now. (phase-handle-get) )
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by eschulte 14y ago
start reading at section 701
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by eschulte 14y ago
Thanks for these important missing bits of information, in light of these I think the change sounds much more reasonable. /me updates rgrep alias to use -R
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by eschulte 14y ago
replaces the [CapsLock] key with [Ctrl]
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by eschulte 14y ago
Might be time to hook up something like Emacs' "M-x spook" to FB.
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by eschulte 14y ago
I see what you're saying here, but I think you are exactly wrong. There are a large number of people who target others specifically because they are women, and I think it directly results in women being under-represented in some signific
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by eschulte 14y ago
In my reading of your post the thesis seemed to be "no real problem here, just internet kids being internet kids". I don't think it is helpful to gloss over the legitamately serious issue of outsized misogyny and threats against women with
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by eschulte 14y ago
So because it is just "kids" on the internet it is okay to post threats of violence and death? Or it is her fault because she "demonstrated sensitivity"? Sad that someone on HN would post this as honest analysis. No wonder this community h
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by eschulte 14y ago
GNUS already supports all of the features proposed by this article (including personalized pictures) and it has been around since the early 90s. edit: s/early 90s/late 80s/
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by eschulte 14y ago
Here's the same thing done with a compiled executable using the padding bits in an ELF file. http://cs.unm.edu/~eschulte/data/webpage.html download webpage.html and it should run on any 64-bit linux machine as an executable printing out t
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by eschulte 14y ago
see: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20027837-501465.html title: Obama Eyeing Internet ID for Americans
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by eschulte 14y ago
"the planet’s ecosystems, as we know them, could irreversibly collapse in the proverbial blink of an eye" seems like a fairly straightforward clearcut negative consequence. They're worried that ecosystems (those networks of interacting spec
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by eschulte 14y ago
Same for the Literate Emacs24 Starter Kit (shameless plug by the maintainer). https://github.com/eschulte/emacs24-starter-kit
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by eschulte 14y ago
This looks like it would be very useful for anyone who wants to develop C applications with an embedded guile interpreter. However I think the pitch would be more clear if it was sold as a Guile library for enhanced interactive interfaces
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by eschulte 15y ago
I don't talk to many banks about their password storage, but they all should. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_through_obscurity
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by eschulte 15y ago
Sure this is a temporary inconvenience, but you're just feeling the growing pains of the web leaving behind flash (yes everywhere, not just mobile) which simplifies the space and long-term is a good thing for developers and consumers of web
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by eschulte 15y ago
I've been thinking of doing this myself as I've heard great things about Dovecot. An ideal setup for me would be a VM hosted somewhere in the cloud (presumably my hosted VM can't be warrently searched in the same way as email), running a b
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by eschulte 15y ago
I am a us citizen, and I'm sure this sounds (is?) naive, but in the 75% of times when you catch flak for no reason are you asking for the officer's badge number or some other form of identification which you could later use to report their
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by eschulte 15y ago
Link [2] looks very nice and IMO would be a much more interesting topic than the trivial ruby implementation. I apologize for the dismissive rudeness of my first comment... I am tired of the many "I saved a function and its arguments into a
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by eschulte 15y ago
Cute, but from like 28 [1] it looks like there is no macro support, so this isn't a lisp but is rather a way to write a ruby expression in a ruby array. [1] https://github.com/fogus/ulithp/blob/master/lithp.rb#L28
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by eschulte 15y ago
It may be worthwhile looking at Shen (a similar lisp-like langauge) which targets translation to JS. I haven't checked in on their progress in a while, but it seems the largest implementation hurdle is tail recursion. shen is http://www.s
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by eschulte 15y ago
Same here, it is surprising how many sites rely on javascript for content blocking e.g., the nytimes monthly article limits.
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by eschulte 15y ago
For more information on bloggin from Org-mode, see http://orgmode.org/worg/org-blog-wiki.html Also, the many options available in Org-mode projects make jekyll nearly superfluous (e.g., things like site wide css/js and page templates are
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by eschulte 15y ago
Org-mode links can point to all sorts of content including email, web pages, specific lines in files on your system, etc... see http://orgmode.org/manual/Hyperlinks.html
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Epic to FTC: Google Search+ is violating users' privacy(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by eschulte 15y ago|0 comments
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by eschulte 15y ago
If you find yourself doing things like this in Python you should probably switch to Ruby.
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by eschulte 15y ago
#xmonad on IRC is always populated with friendly and helpful xmonad cognoscenti
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by eschulte 15y ago
I know it is easier to click a button on a web page than to make a phone call, but perhaps you should call your representative if this issue matters to you.
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by eschulte 15y ago
Signed this petition, just like I filled out the EFF form a while back. If you want to be heard it is better to call your representatives as that way at least one of their staffers has to spend a couple of minutes getting you off the phone
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by eschulte 15y ago
no org-mode support?

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