gnur

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by gnur 12y ago
I'm 25+ (25 and 7 months) and I just started using snap chat with some people I know. The biggest selling point is that nothing is permanent, or at least it has the illusion that nothing is permanent, you don't have to think too m
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by gnur 12y ago
That is odd advice, the top programming languages currently used have been around for at least 19 years (python, ruby, javascript, php, java, c, objective c) and while there are new languages being developed I don't see languages like
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by gnur 12y ago
Not only attacks, but anyone on the same network on hops in between can see what sites and pages are being visited, the less data you leak, the less likely someone can build a case against you.
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by gnur 12y ago
Perhaps it (any pc in the world) is an exaggeration, but I can use my phone, personal laptop, work desktop, work tablet, personal tablet to connect to my always running tmux session and pick up where I left of. And a virtual machine seems p
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by gnur 12y ago
What is an "efficency sweet spot"? When I consistently drive at the speed limit (in the Netherlands, 120km/h) I have to fill up every 4 working days. When I consistently drive 100 km/h I only have to fill up every 5 work
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by gnur 12y ago
How is the I/O speed? With my current pi B I can get max 2 mb/s when I rsync to my macbook from a usb-disk. Has this increased?
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by gnur 12y ago
You can use nearly any pc in the world to connect to your normal work environment. (as long as you carry a usb stick with your private key and putty)
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by gnur 12y ago
I use vim because it's bindings correspond with my thought process. My thought is: "Let's change the next 2 words", my fingers type c2w (change word). The bindings take quite a while to learn, I started using vi mode in
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by gnur 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7965881 Sums it up pretty well.
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by gnur 12y ago
Pika has a working python 3 tree, I have been using it for a few weeks now.
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by gnur 12y ago
I was really excited as well, until they decided to remove the encryption completely. The nice thing about the encryption in vim was that it was a cross platform way for encrypting and decrypting plain text. I use it nearly everyday on my (
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by gnur 12y ago
This is standard practice for launchers, it allows you to add widgets with direct call buttons for contacts.
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by gnur 12y ago
I think blackmail would be enough to arrest them.
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by gnur 12y ago
Sometimes you don't need the data to be decrypted on the host. Your crypte is still useful if the host doesn't want to decrypt anything. Javascript crypto as an alternative to SSL makes no sence, an implementation in which the ser
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by gnur 12y ago
It's not always about trust. Sometimes it's more about the burden of having the keys. mega is a good example of why client side encryption is used. They don't want the burden / liability of knowing what is stored on th
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by gnur 12y ago
Please don't start using it as your permanent OS. As soon as you start regular browsing in tails you are overdoing it. Tails is excellent for posting anonymous information to the internet, as long as it is a one time thing. If you firs
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by gnur 12y ago
Then what would you call an "amazing" language. For me, go is quite amazing, because when I write something and it compiles, in 90%+ of the cases it does exactly what I wanted it to do. Something that I only achieve in python afte
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by gnur 12y ago
Because performance matters. And it matters more when trying to scale.
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by gnur 12y ago
You almost never want to also include the subdomains, unless you have a wildcard SSL certificate. I made that mistake, couldn't reach any other subdomain of my site because only 1 was protected by ssl. Clearing that HSTS header informa
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by gnur 12y ago
And you don't need the semicolons!
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by gnur 13y ago
I think that for concurrent programs, there aren't a lot of languages currently out there that can match Go. I quite like go, but for some things I really prefer a dynamic language. The flexibility of Django's object abstraction w
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by gnur 13y ago
I don't know the details, but how is the quality on both? I can image that webm takes longer, but if it creates a file that has a higher visual quality for the same filesize that is great. I think nearly all streaming providers would t
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by gnur 13y ago
Upgrading from beta to release is apt-get upgrade. Update from 13.10 (or 12.04) to 14.04 is do-release-upgrade.
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by gnur 13y ago
I had the exact same issue on my 15" mbp, on the 13" rmpb I don't have the issue. It's is most noticeable with watches with metallic bands, but rubber bands also tend to get in the way.
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by gnur 13y ago
Asyncio sounds promising, does anyone with more knowledge know whether it comes close to Go channels? Go channels are the only experience I have with concurrent programming, but when I understood them it quickly became second nature to crea
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by gnur 13y ago
Except for the fact that it is integrated in gmail, google plus, android and probably some other services I forgot. It has generally taken years of neglect for services of Google to be discontinued. Google reader was hardly updated for the
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by gnur 13y ago
Except this will result in massive bandwith charges for all nodes included.
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by gnur 13y ago
I found this article very confusing, second paragraph: /dev/urandom is a pseudo random number generator, a PRNG, while /dev/random is a “true” random number generator. Fact: Both /dev/urandom and &#x2
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by gnur 13y ago
I guess we do, this really shows the extensible nature of Atom. So you get an idea, you pull some code together (only 70 lines!) and it works. I think that is reason enough to post it.
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by gnur 13y ago
Instantly is a bit a overstatement. Whenever you connect to a public wifi hotspot and don't use some kind of tunnel (ssh/vpn) you run the risk of automatically downloading malware. Which isn't any different then any other pla

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