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ikusalic
13y ago
This is the real issue. They want more power while claiming it's in the good hands, so you shouldn't worry. Your private data is safe. Your rights are respected. Your have nothing to worry if you are not a bad guy. Government cons
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Twitter down
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ikusalic
13y ago
Exactly, though depending on the subject's intelligence I also like to provide Moxie's excellent post [0]. [0]: http://www.thoughtcrime.org/blog/we-should-all-have-somethin...
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ikusalic
13y ago
How can anybody still defend the justice system in USA. The "justice" part from "justice system" is missing. I'm currently living in EU (Germany, natively Croatian) and everything looks completely broken from here.
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ikusalic
13y ago
So much here that is wrong... But what does he mean with "Law enforcement agencies in the United States have recently taken action to address this issue (open source browsers)" in the last paragraph?
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ikusalic
13y ago
How about Germany. I'm in Berlin, although I even thought about moving to USA in the past (I also had a few decent job offers in Vally). As a side note: I'm not German. USA looks increasingly like a place that must exist and I
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ikusalic
13y ago
How do you write a good test? What characteristics should it have?
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Discussion invitation: "Testing confusion"
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ikusalic
13y ago
Cool idea. I like that you added demo account to look around. Hopefully it takes off after github integration.
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Vagrant: Development Environment, Part 1
(ikusalic.com)
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ikusalic
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Vagrant: intro
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ikusalic
13y ago
Even if futile, beautiful example of civil disobedience. If only there were more people that at least tried as he did. I'm supporting his rally[1] and hope more people will. [1] https://rally.org/lavabit
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ikusalic
13y ago
I guess that is probably the easiest route, but definitely not the only one. Work on a couple of projects, alone or with friends. Learn new stuff on your own. Be confident. From my experience this works like a charm.
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Short adventure with MongoDB's map reduce
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ikusalic
13y ago
Keeping GMail invalidates almost all the other efforts. That is the frist element of Google addiction that needs to go away. GMail is tying you down to Google and is unfortunately hardest to break free from. My choice (at least for now) is
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Show HN: Manage multiple servers with tcon
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ikusalic
13y ago
I think those are actually supporting each other. One is about getting more power. Other is the demonstration that they are not to be trusted with that power.
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ikusalic
13y ago
I often share that opinion, at least with regard to politics. But the problem with the privacy is that this is happening on the global stage. I'm not an American, but I do care about this. It's affecting everybody. If I'd be
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ikusalic
13y ago
I've written a CLI (ruby gem: tmux-connector) that uses tmux to help you handle connections to multiple servers with ease. I use it on a daily basis to manage ec2 instances. https://github.com/ikusalic/tmux-connector
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Case Against Google
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ikusalic
14y ago
I've used JPype in the past, but unfortunately it seems pretty much dead. This looks really promising. Thank you for the hard work.