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11y ago
Suspend works perfectly for me on Debian. I don't use hibernation (no reason to).
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hiq
11y ago
Is it really? Your link says: It is commonly abbreviated as [...] mm, or mn in financial contexts.[5][better source needed]
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11y ago
He had been working there for five years before his burnout, so I'd say he got along well overall.
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11y ago
This talk by Dan Geer is really great. Worth watching, or reading [1]. [1] http://geer.tinho.net/geer.blackhat.6viii14.txt
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The Security Principles of Saltzer and Schroeder
(emergentchaos.com)
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The Dolev-Yao model
(cseweb.ucsd.edu)
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The Dolev-Yao model
(cseweb.ucsd.edu)
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Applied Cryptography Engineering
(sockpuppet.org)
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11y ago
I fully agree. It's easy to spend hours tweaking the perfect setup, but it's a never ending task. Also the more you tweak it the easier it breaks at each upgrade, and the more you rely on it and miss it when you're not on you
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A Formal Analysis of the Norwegian E-voting Protocol (2012)
(loria.fr)
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11y ago
> I switched from google search to duckduckgo. I still hit an occasional search on google but that's a percentile of the searches they got from me before that decision. You can use !s in duckduckgo to use startpage instead of duckdu
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11y ago
What are the bugs you are referring to? I have been using it for a few weeks for a couple of mail accounts without trouble so far. It could probably be faster though (customizing 'maxconnections' does help).
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11y ago
I recall only one person in dozens not having an ad blocker installed on his computer (how painful it was). Also many people pay for premium accounts on music streaming services instead of hearing ads once in a while. I think that, when giv
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11y ago
Does anybody have an interesting use case for this? Just curious whether it's actually used.
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11y ago
Indeed there is, it is called plausible deniability [1]. With Truecrypt, you can nest a hidden volume within another volume, so you can decrypt the latter and it will only show innocuous files, while another password (using other parts of t
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11y ago
I love Syncthing. I used to use Dropbox and then ownCloud on a VPS, but so far Syncthing has been the perfect replacement to regain complete control of my data.
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Anti-Web Blocking Site More Popular in the UK Than Spotify and Skype
(torrentfreak.com)
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11y ago
and supporting right-wing structures -> and supporting extreme right-wing structures
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Wingly, the flight sharing platform
(wingly.io)
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11y ago
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11y ago
The education France has provided me with would probably have cost me much more anywhere else in the world. I have always wished to stay here to work, if only to pay some of it back to my country. With a degree in the STEM fields, I expecte
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11y ago
Could be Japanese, depending on the situation. http://www.japanese-language.aiyori.org/article6.html
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11y ago
How can you tell it is not published? It seemed to me that it had been published in the American psychologist according to [1]. [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16366817
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11y ago
Anki is great to help learning languages, however I think you have to make some special effort to actually use the words (in full sentences) when you learn them if you want to be able to reuse them in the future. One-to-one flash cards on
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11y ago
For those interested in memory and learning and who want some hints on why SRS work, Make It Stick[1] is probably a must-read. [1] http://makeitstick.net/
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12y ago
It depends on the topic (especially if it can be helpful for work in the near future), but the best approach I have found so far is to put everything at least mildly interesting in a single place, and to process every item one by one whenev