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"And if someone that turned off javascript doesn't expect that a game might need code, well, I'll have more fun laughing as the door hits them on the way out" Have you ever heard of games that don't run within web
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Accelerating OpenSSH connections with ControlMaster
(archive09.linux.com)
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13y ago
Unfortunately, this game seems to be browser-based and requires javascript to work -- so I'm going to pass.
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People differ as to what's important to them in an RSS reader. Not being spied upon is important to me, so I try to avoid any RSS readers that are hosted on servers that don't belong to me. I also loathe browser-based applicatio
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13y ago
This list is far from complete, because it only mentions web apps. There are plenty of RSS readers that aren't web-based. My personal favorite of those is Newsbeuter.[1] [1] - http://www.newsbeuter.org/index.html
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13y ago
The legalistic bickering in this thread is like a debate among frogs as to the constitutionality of their being placed in to a pot of boiling water.
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Mixminion: Design of a Type III Anonymous Remailer Protocol [pdf]
(mixminion.net)
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Ask HN: Self-hosted blogging platforms without PHP or databases?
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TCP and Linux' Pluggable Congestion Control Algorithms
(linuxgazette.net)
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13y ago
Scheme.
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redsocks - transparent socks redirector
(darkk.net.ru)
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13y ago
Inkscape, when I want them to look really nice and am willing to put some time in to making them look the way I want. I've also used kivio on occasion, and graphviz, and ploticus. Again, all depending on what I'm after.
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13y ago
I'd be happy to contribute money to such an entity. In the wake of the recent search-engine and web-service provider scandals, I think a lot of people would.
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rdiff-backup-fs: a userspace filesystem based on rdiff-backup
(code.google.com)
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13y ago
Am I the only one who finds it depressing that the main alternative to Google is Microsoft? Why couldn't there be a search engine run by a non-profit, which does not treat its users like commodities, which respects its users' priv
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13y ago
"business and governance in the UK doesn't seem to be particularly corrupt" You should read up on the City of London Corporation.[1][2][3][4] [1] - http://www.vanityfair.com/society/2013/04/my
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13y ago
Actually, it does have something to do with it. When you don't pay for a service in money, the company providing that service has to find some other way of generating money. Often they do this by collecting and selling data about you.
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13y ago
My use of the term "free" was not intended to imply that "non-free" web services were any better. I used the term to highlight that what most people consider "free" web services actually have a price. That pric
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13y ago
Google is spyware. This has been obvious for a long time. Most other "free" web services aren't much better. It's sad that it's taken so long for people to start realizing and caring about this, but better late than
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13y ago
This is an advertisement.
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rBackup: an alternative to the rsnapshot
(rbackup.lescigales.org)
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13y ago
None of the above.
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13y ago
I don't need to apply anywhere. They come to me.
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I only apply in person.
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13y ago
Email? Web forms? I only use Facebook and Twitter.
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Poll: What do you do when companies won't let you apply through email?
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I love resume sites and web forms. Email should die.
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I don't care either way.
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I don't like resume sites or web forms, but I'll jump through any hoop to land a job.
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13y ago
I hate resume sites and web forms as much as you do, and will only apply through email.
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