exo762

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   by exo762 12y ago

   Elaborate?
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   by exo762 12y ago

   Romans gave world Civil law, Americans gave world IP law. Sad.
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   by exo762 12y ago

   Mostly technical article about CSS opening with explanation of what CPU and GPU are and where they are located. I'm very surprised that those two terms even need explanation.
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   by exo762 12y ago

   I think that situation is very different. Tor nodes operators are running nodes not for Tor users. They are running nodes for idea of free, open Internet. They don't ever socialize with Tor users. Social as in "pro my individual v
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   by exo762 12y ago

   This article deserves a comic which goes like that: a) a man is shown suffering from some injustice that targets only men b) his attempts to alleviate the issue via normal means meet a cold denial of society c) a Feminist appears that point
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   by exo762 12y ago

   Ok, this article needs some dismantling. Huge amount of straight propaganda. 1. Or it was other way around. Women in workforce => Feminism. 3. And installed laws such as VOWA, installed Diluth Model etc etc. 5,6. More half-truths and lie
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   by exo762 12y ago

   Here is the list (US only). * Domestic violence (men can't be the victim in eyes of public and law). * Divorces (70% initiated by women, child support calculated basing on one month of his highest income ever, women get the children).
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   by exo762 12y ago

   Crashing in Erlang is a strategy that lets you handle unexpected errors. In your web server example it corresponds to HTTP 500. Other problems (e.g. 404) you need to handle yourself, not relying on crashing.
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   by exo762 12y ago

   Is is searchable for random person from his home PC? If answer is no, than probably no.
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    by exo762 12y ago

    Except that it is crafted with privacy, not anonymity in mind. And it does not use onion routing.
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    by exo762 12y ago

    Also, they (CA+cert) are broken beyond repair. I understand lulling users into false sense of security because they don't understand what they are doing, and scary message is scary. But CA chain is so insecure today, that I would rathe
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    by exo762 12y ago

    This is a self-signed cert. Pretty normal stuff for pages by hackers for hackers. Do you care who is running that site? Are you going to provide them any personal data? Were your browser hardened by you? If you answered no, no, yes then you
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    by exo762 12y ago

    This is a temporary technical issue. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Scalability
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Ever heard of NOW? They also are considered to be feminist. But they actively push anti man agenda, that has little to do with equal rights.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Skype, awesome communication tool, turned most expensive honeypot ever.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Navalny is a political opponent of Putin. He has nothing in common with whole whistle-blowing thing. Blocking his blog is like banning Fox from broadcasting.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    And in practice anything they want. Example: navalny.livejournal.com is not available in Russia for some time. Not chosen articles, whole blog.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Can you elaborate?
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    by exo762 13y ago

    I feel dirty.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    > Deciding whether she's an engineer or a marketer is not up to you This is not a subjective distinction. It is very objective thing and such judgement can be done by outsider.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    I wonder how many individuals right now are working on exploiting this potential hole to steal BTC.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    > "no paper, copper, or silver—just thirty-one lines of code" Joshua Davis is incompetent. Maria Bustillos is incompetent too.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    This is not as clear cut as you would like it to be. Remember "Plame affair"? Compare motivation behind actions of leakers, measurable damage to identifiable people, importance of leak in the eyes of public, political significance
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Modified version of OTR (by Moxie) works around that restriction. https://www.whispersystems.org/blog/asynchronous-security/
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Herman Hesse's pop Buddhism is strong in this one.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    I think that this is not about national pride or nationality. OP is lamenting about lack of opportunities that all Indians face in their country. It's about improvement of quality of live of 1.x billions of people.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    You may as well generate onetime junk password, feed it into persona and later rely on password manager to remember it for you. You should avoid reusing your passwords across sites. BTW Persona helps you with that.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Their scale of operations was too low. Rookie mistake. Should have learned from HSBC management.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Because OP doesn't understand why bitcoin "script" is limited in first place.
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    by exo762 13y ago

    Dilemma, really? noun noun: dilemma; plural noun: dilemmas 1. a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, esp. equally undesirable ones. #firstworldproblems