hadoukenio

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by hadoukenio 12y ago
You may also want to look at offlineimap.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Change to a watchface that includes the battery charge. Better yet, install Pebble Canvas and create your own watch face.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
It's nothing to do with Operation Mockingbird. It's simply pure Kleptocracy. Anyone with an objective eye can see that this is the inevitable path the US has paved for itself.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Sadly, nothing will ever happen to Brennan or Clapper. And if there was even a wiff of charges, Obama will pardon them at the end of his presidency. But even more sadder is that by stating the above, you're possibly now on a list, used
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> Otherwise many countries would see DNS as something worth controlling It's funny. I think the irony was lost in qwerta's comment.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
If you take on funding, let along through multiple rounds, your backers are going to want an exit. That's VC-101.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
I used to use Gandi, but I've since moved all of my domains over to iwantmyname.com. They're UI is awesome but their support is even better. (As a meta-comment, whenever VPS comparisons are brought up on HN, it's always Linod
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> Software engineering is not yet plumbing — or Legos — because our standards are incomplete, our libraries incompatible, scaling is still not free and our software still buggy. I think it's more that plumbing has been with us for t
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Thank you, anonymous non-Australian for updating the Wikipedia page!
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> can actually lengthen your lifespan. If you're a mouse, anyway. Interesting. But I would add that because I'm already winning since it's "time awake" vs "time alive". If sleeping 15 hours a day let me
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
The ABC has a writeup today about WikiLeaks publishing the suppression order, but gives zero information about what was in. I think that gives a good indication as to what the ABC's legal team thought about publishing the contents of
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Even though it's a state issue, I still wouldn't advise an Australian resident to post anything, even if you're not in Victoria. Still, 2 hours after my comment and a non-Australian has yet to take the hint to edit the Wikipe
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
As an Australian, the suppression order forbids me from amending the above Wikipedia article to include a note to the suppression order (how meta): "4.The prohibition on publication in order 1 applies throughout Australia." If som
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
And with that, I just made my first WikiLeaks donation.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
There's nothing stopping you from adding multiple A records for a domain. In fact, that's what a lot of people do: dig a www.google.com www.google.com. 300 IN A 74.125.237.178 www.google.com.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Why do people have their eggs in one basket? More specifically, whenever hosting comes up on HN, it's always DO vs Linode. Why not Zoidberg^Wboth? In the age of DevOps, it's not hard to configure different providers . I have been
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
As opposed to blindly downloading a repo and running "make install"? What's the difference? If you really cared enough you would instead pipe it to a file to inspect first. But I don't think you inspect most packages you
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Remind me again why execution is a valid punishment? And if you think it's valid, isn't reducing pain by morphine as you say going against the reasoning for being a valid punishment?
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
How American.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Thanks, I've never heard of sleep architecture before. > If I could guess, I'd say you probably have very few dreams anymore, maybe just one occasionally, shortly before waking up? Wow, that is spot on. I've been doing und
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Thinking about this more, I'd agree with this too. That and mediation. Back in my insomnia years, I got so bored of lying there awake that I took up meditation. I found that when I meditated (sometimes up to an hour) I found that I nee
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Yeah, I'm actually very active. Gym, basketball, martial arts. Sorry to say that sport never made a difference with my sleep. Edit: see above - I realised that sport actually kept me awake (tossing and turning, not falling asleep withi
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Ctrl-F sleep debt. Zero results found. If you're reading an article on sleep studies and it doesn't mention sleep debt, it's not giving the whole picture. Look up William Dement for more info. Now just for a bit of info so it
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Two of mine aren't :(
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Is there going to be a PDF version? I'm not a fan of Kindle (can't copy/paste to make notes and page flipping is slow). I'm even willing to pay for a DRMed version of the PDF rather than a DRM-free kindle!
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
I'd put my money on that too :) Edit: Olga Ohrimenko went to Melbourne Uni from 2004 to 2007. I'm pretty sure she is a QBH alumni.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
I couldn't see any shuffling in any of those videos. All were standard break dancing moves which probably go back to the late 80s.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
The launch party for the DVD at West Gate park? Nice, sad I missed it.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Hate to be that guy , but that video is hard style, not the real Melbourne Shuffle (there's a difference) :) Also, if you haven't yet seen it here's the full Melbourne Shuffler documentary on YouTube: http://ww
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
That's a great explanation. Thanks for that. Now I'm curious about why it's so locked down at Matasano... what are the main threats to need full-disk encryption and then multiple encrypted containers per project? I should hav

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