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by hansjorg 10y ago
I've seen military manuals with basically the same procedure recommended. I wonder if there are some commonly known dangerous plants that would've slipped through these cracks.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
If everybody had been as cautious as you two, nothing much would've happened.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
You're describing a reluctant, cautious and rational adversary. There never was any effective political opposition to "Star Wars" in the US.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Also cool that you have demoscene releases in the selection, but as far as I can tell it's mostly very early demopacks. Some of the most popular releases that people will remember can be found here if you want to add them: http:/
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by hansjorg 10y ago
One option for better feedback is to add indicators for floppy and hard drive activity, like the leds on the original Amigas. Some emulators even emulate the sound of the physical fdd :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjqX
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by hansjorg 10y ago
The Wikipedia page for seccomp lists some other projects, most notably Firefox, OpenSSH and Tor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seccomp
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by hansjorg 10y ago
They are funding projects which are relevant to their mission statement and which they use in their infrastructure. Isn't that both being a good FOSS citizen as well as an efficient organization? :)
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by hansjorg 10y ago
> Speaker presentations and materials are put online generally two weeks after the event. Audio and video are generally available 6-9 months after the conference. https://www.blackhat.com/html/archives.html
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by hansjorg 10y ago
The Soviet Union was opposed to nationalism and racism, at least nominally. International solidarity and all that. They made a big deal out of (the very real) US racism and oppression in their propaganda. North Korea is so far out that it&#
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by hansjorg 10y ago
> Suicide killers for example, need a strong metaphysical motive and promise of reward to do that. There are many examples of suicide bombings without religious motivation and with non-religious perpetrators.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
It's obviously a question of intent. If service providers are granted by law the ability to define what's authorized and not ex post facto, then every request is a potential crime. I realize this is a good scenario for authoritari
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Modern Face Recognition with Deep Learning(medium.com)
3 points by hansjorg 10y ago|0 comments
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Acegi was renamed Spring Security in 2008, so this is pretty old/legacy.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Very conservative and paternalistic. Swiss women only got the right to vote in 1971. Is that indicative of a rational population?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Can't argue that it's fraudulent, but if those addresses truly are "dark" and it's not possible to contact the owners, maybe it's not so bad that they're doing this?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Another video linked here featuring the same guy links to http://www.trollfighter.com/ which seems to be an initiative of something called Application Developers Alliance.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
I don't care about that, I was only replying to your implicit statement that US law somehow should apply universally. I'm not sure you even understand why someone would object to this, so I don't think we need to discuss this
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by hansjorg 10y ago
> it's relevant because TPB claimed to be DMCA-compliant What they claim is irrelevant. Do you really think the DMCA embodies some universal moral code? That's the only way what you're saying would make any sense.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
The DMCA is completely irrelevant in their case, no matter what anybody claims, as they're not based in the US. I realize that the idea that something is out of reach of US supremacy is a tough pill to swallow for some kinds of people,
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Without taking sides regarding the original issue, it's incredible how many people consider US law as universal law without any further thought.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Awesome stuff, yet it was only voted 2nd in the competition (Revision 2016 64kb compo). Here's the winner (fermi paradox by mercury): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ6ZzJeWgpY The scenes with the moon being peppered
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Whether or not you consider their actions evil, they were demonstrably an extremely destructive force, provenly using very untoward methods, much more so than most of their peers. It's mind boggling to consider how many years their she
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by hansjorg 10y ago
That was an interesting read. I'm not sure it actually proves your point though, seeing as two thirds of the subjects did not yield. Also, from the end of the article: > Asch's 1951 report emphasised the predominance of indepen
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by hansjorg 10y ago
I think you're underestimating the value of the enormous Java/JVM ecosystem. That said, I'm hoping to deploy my first Rust project to production soon. It's come a long way for being such a young language.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
The obvious solution to this is online voting. This also removes any hope of a fair election, so expect this to be pushed pretty hard in most locales soon.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Works fine here (FF46 on Ubuntu without any special add-ons).
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by hansjorg 10y ago
> conquest is no longer an option Sounds like an interesting idea for a game, but that doesn't really accurately reflect modern geopolitics, does it?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
There's more info and links in the speaker notes (on the options menu).
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Doom on GLium, in Rust(docs.google.com)
149 points by hansjorg 10y ago|35 comments
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Her lawyer might have advised her against doing that.

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