haakon

30 ms·

301.
by haakon 14y ago
A million times this. Your screenshot doesn't show it, but Eclipse's error pane shows all errors and warnings from all source files in the project. This is very useful and not possible in IDEA or NetBeans. So it's easier to overlook error
302.
by haakon 14y ago
It depends on where in the world you are. http://howdoyoubuybitcoins.com/ may be helpful.
303.
by haakon 14y ago
No mention of http://tormail.net/ ? Would be hard to top its degree of anonymity.
304.
by haakon 14y ago
It doesn't work like that. Reaching a .onion involves going through six proxies. You can't connect directly to its IP, because you don't know what it is and it probably doesn't listen on a public interface anyway.
305.
by haakon 14y ago
It's very easy to identify most people who use Tor (almost all nodes are publicly available). You can't know what they use it for, but if merely using it becomes illegal, the secret police will have a very neat list of houses to visit.
306.
by haakon 14y ago
He did say all that, which I agree with entirely, but he also said public transit fees should be "high enough to reduce overcrowding".
307.
by haakon 14y ago
Public transit fees should not be a means of restricting usage. Crowded public transit isn't a sign that the fees are too low, but that the capacity needs to be increase. Granted it's not always possible to increase capacity overnight, but
308.
by haakon 14y ago
Ubuntu didn't; debian did. Ubuntu just inherits that. Perhaps eventually they will fix it, which they did for git (which was once git-core because of a conflict with a less notable package).
309.
by haakon 14y ago
I can connect to jabber.org with a third-party client just fine.
310.
by haakon 14y ago
I did not notice and still cannot see it. I guess I'm a programmer.
311.
by haakon 14y ago
This is completely off-topic, but what is the deal with grey font colours on light backgrounds these days? It pointlessly makes it harder to read. I shouldn't have to open Firebug to change it to black before I start reading.
312.
by haakon 14y ago
I prefer http://loginisnotaverb.com/ .
313.
by haakon 14y ago
For some perspective, the KDE project posted this today: http://dot.kde.org/2012/07/09/kde-rely-qt-protect-qts-freedo...
314.
by haakon 14y ago
He must be referring to them storing the passwords as unsalted SHA-1 hashes.
315.
by haakon 14y ago
As an Emacs fan, I really enjoy the Firemacs extension.
316.
by haakon 14y ago
He probably didn't see the connexion to British-English.
317.
by haakon 14y ago
How does darcs compare to git these days? I know it used to have some significant performance issues on large repos.
318.
by haakon 14y ago
How nice of Mr. Gates to invite interns to his home, though.
319.
by haakon 14y ago
Those Linux users get all the breaks!
320.
by haakon 15y ago
Exactly. Having a website load slowly is nothing compared to the insides of an Iranian torture cell. For more and more people, this is not a false dichotomy. Tor's speed is not the result of poor engineering; instead it follows from the p
321.
by haakon 15y ago
Demand skyrocketed.
322.
by haakon 15y ago
I've been told there are torrents of exclusive Netflix content.
323.
by haakon 15y ago
There was a time when TWiT was funded exclusively by donations, making a point of not taking ads in order to stay independent. At some point I guess the temptation become too big.
324.
by haakon 15y ago
Is it just by port, or do they detect SSL traffic at any port, and then block it?
325.
by haakon 15y ago
Got it down to 70 MB with lrzip. Any better?
326.
by haakon 15y ago
Son, in this house we respect Russel's paradox!
327.
by haakon 15y ago
Oh. I was wondering why there was such a heavy military presence on the panel.
328.
by haakon 15y ago
The friend may claim he has forgotten his part of the passphrase, though. I wonder what would happen in that case.
329.
by haakon 15y ago
JPEGs for twitter screenshots, how annoying.
330.
by haakon 15y ago
> I've seen it worth $30 one day and $3 the next. No. The downslide took considerably longer than that.

More ›