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StarCraft 2: Lowko vs. AlphaStar(youtube.com)
1 points by jewbacca 7y ago|0 comments
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Mobile TEMPEST / van Eck setup(youtube.com)
2 points by jewbacca 8y ago|0 comments
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by jewbacca 8y ago
I've always considered this bit of writing from 2006 to be Assange's (and Wikileaks') central thesis: ---- "The non linear effects of leaks on unjust systems of governance [...] The more secretive or unjust an organizati
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by jewbacca 8y ago
Someone replied with and then unfortunately deleted an extremely good suggestion. Instead of each operation taking a variable number of numbers and then either returning a value or directly changing the state of the stack (which was als
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by jewbacca 8y ago
Most of the code by volume in this post's final product (and most of the ugliness you're probably seeing in it) comes from dealing separately with the arity of different operations (`compute_operation_with_one_operand`, `compute_o
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3D printed tourniquet: Day 2 of Gaza field trials ends badly (May 14)(medium.com)
21 points by jewbacca 8y ago|4 comments
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by jewbacca 9y ago
You don't need to control the server But you can still control access to the content, distributing the password by other channels. A plausible use case for this (... like basically any crypto thing) would be clandestine organizing. S
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Something's up with the new Netflix rating system(youtube.com)
2 points by jewbacca 9y ago|0 comments
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by jewbacca 9y ago
Yeah. This was pretty upsetting to discover. I had been blindly using my reddit upvote history as a supplementary personal log of sorts, for many years. And most of that's now just gone. Thank god I haven't made over 1000 comme
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by jewbacca 9y ago
At least Google and Twitter have data takeout. I recently discovered that, on Reddit, anything beyond your more recent 1000 posts/comments/upvotes is totally irrecoverable to you, even via scraping.
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by jewbacca 9y ago
> Please make a noise as loud as you want the volume to be I'm not sure this is a bad idea...
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by jewbacca 9y ago
That was exactly Julian Assange's original thesis: ---- "The non linear effects of leaks on unjust systems of governance [...] The more secretive or unjust an organization is, the more leaks induce fear and paranoia in its leaders
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A Sequence Problem(raganwald.com)
7 points by jewbacca 9y ago|1 comments
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by jewbacca 9y ago
Sorry: there is not an will never be a general answer to that question.
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by jewbacca 10y ago
> nudging the dry casks sunward [Note: I realize you might already get this. But for the sake of having the discussion in public, where this is a very common misunderstanding of space travel, and also because I enjoyed writing it:] It&#
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by jewbacca 10y ago
The upside-down part: ---- Before your trip: • Reduce the data you carry. Consider using temporary devices, deleting data from your regular devices, or shifting data to the cloud. • Encrypt. Use strong full-disk encryption, not just wea
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EFF Border Search Pocket Guide(eff.org)
3 points by jewbacca 10y ago|1 comments
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by jewbacca 10y ago
Their second citation[2] is actually all about this (... I realized as I was 25 minutes into writing my own version). "nudging the dry casks sunward" is still a really bad choice of words, given the massive prevalence of that part
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by jewbacca 10y ago
> jellybean part ... > In the electronics industry, a "jelly bean" component is one which is widely available, used generically in many applications, and has no very unusual characteristics—as though it might be grabbed out
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by jewbacca 10y ago
Softer entry to the whole concept of lvalues/rvalues in general: http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2011/12/15/understanding-lvalue...
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by jewbacca 10y ago
This is a relatively fresh reinstall, and I've only been adding gestures as they come up [0] -- so this should be pretty representative of my top usage (slightly reordered for organization): https://i.imgur.com/qvAOmHA.
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by jewbacca 10y ago
BetterTouchTool ( https://www.boastr.net/ ) is kinda like an AutoHotKey for OS X -- but on top of custom keyboard shortcuts, it also allows you to configure custom trackpad gestures. It's easily saved me 100+ hours -- a
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by jewbacca 10y ago
Yes, it is my understanding that one of the major, inviolable design goals in this is not to break any old behaviour, or any such (yes, totally distasteful) "hacks" dependent on it. Now that particular old behaviour is "iso
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by jewbacca 10y ago
As far as I can tell, the only way the source-whitespace will appear is when both of the following are true: 1. The parent has `display-inside: flow` or `display-inside: flow-root` (ie, the "original", pre-flexbox, formatting cont
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by jewbacca 10y ago
In this formulation, `block` is a <display-outside> value, and would not be valid as a <display-inside> value. ---- <display-inside> , which can be `flow`, `flex`, `grid`, etc, but not `block`: > defines [...] th
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by jewbacca 10y ago
In anything implementing the current draft of CSS Display Module Level 3 , the `display` values we commonly use today become a shorthand for two orthogonal properties. For example, `display: block` becomes shorthand for `display: block flo
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by jewbacca 10y ago
OP's link is a presumably unaffiliated account, rebroadcasting a stream from the official Wikileaks Periscope account: https://www.periscope.tv/WikiLeaks/1ZkKzEqeDMZxv
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by jewbacca 10y ago
> There's no straightforward way to make nested record updates. You have to write separate setter functions for every step of the way. A pattern for this kind of thing in Haskell is Lenses/Prisms: http://adit.io&#x2F
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Request for a new header: State-Of-The-Art(medium.com)
17 points by jewbacca 10y ago|12 comments
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by jewbacca 10y ago
A state actor wouldn't even break a sweat getting around 2FA, individually or at scale, if the 2nd factor involves SMS (or the phone system in general) (which, for 99% percent of the 1% of people using it, it currently does): https:&#

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