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by kanzure 13y ago
Here's a bitcoin/tor "equivalent": http://torbrokerge7zxgq.onion/ or http://torbrokerge7zxgq.onion.to/
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by kanzure 13y ago
How are these emails triggered? I don't understand the lifecycle. Btw, feel free to call me: 512-203-0507
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by kanzure 13y ago
I am keeping notes in my own system for >10,000 people that I interact with. My original intention was to automatically generate emails based on combinations of written updates, and I see that your app claims to do a similar email genera
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by kanzure 13y ago
Marc, are you aware that Satoshi referenced you by name? I always found that unexpected and hilarious. http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/irc/bitcoin-satoshi/email-p2presearc...
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by kanzure 13y ago
Here's a similar exploit for Gold/Silver: http://forums.glitchcity.info/index.php/topic,6716.0.html edit; If you are interested in finding other glitches, there's commented source code over here: Red&#x2
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by kanzure 13y ago
Because then competitors know how much of Apple's time they have to waste (in court) to produce a certain amount of Apple legal expenses.
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by kanzure 13y ago
> Unfortunately the tremendous demand for Bitcoin mining hardware means > that although there are several chip vendors now the market is > not very competitively priced Doesn't this just increase incentive to
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by kanzure 13y ago
At the moment, it would be really helpful if you could submit archives of the original cypherpunk mailing list, the p2p-hackers mailing list, the cryptology mailing list, and the original member list of the p2presearch mailing list (not the
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by kanzure 13y ago
That seems to be an article about using transcranial stimulation to treat major depression, but you're replying to something that didn't even mention major depression. Which specifically are you calling pseudoscience: using transc
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by kanzure 13y ago
You can always put the wiki as a submodule in the git repo since the github wikis are just git repos too: git clone git@github.com:whatever/whatever.wiki.git
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by kanzure 13y ago
> hands inward about 30 degrees What does the alternative look like? My google-fu brings me to lots of temperature graphs..
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by kanzure 13y ago
Gee, parallel construction sounds an awful lot like money laundering except with my bytes. :|
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by kanzure 13y ago
I have emails from both of these individuals in my inbox from a few years ago.
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by kanzure 13y ago
> There is still potential for mass-fraud, but repeated seemingly uncoordinated reports improves credibility Hmm. That would be an interesting piece of fraud (oops I mean public art) to architect. Make a Blender scene of Central Park, po
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by kanzure 13y ago
> Anyways, I ended up dumping SuperMemo because once my item database > grew I became too lazy to spend 30 minutes (or more!) each > day going through this drill. Yeah, same happened to me. But I didn't catch
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by kanzure 13y ago
Bugs Everywhere was an attempt at storing issues and bugs inside the git repository itself. Maintenance activity has been on a down slope for Bugs Everywhere, though..
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by kanzure 13y ago
SolidWorks seems really difficult to implement unless you're licensing a Windows server + SolidWorks software licenses or running wine and hacking up their dlls.. I would be curious to hear ideas on how to do it.
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by kanzure 13y ago
STL files aren't sources. They are near the very end of the toolchain. At the front of the toolchain tends to be scripting languages like AutoLISP, OpenSCAD, MGED (BRL-CAD), etc.
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by kanzure 13y ago
Would you like any help building/designing/softwaring that? I have a soft spot for rolling my own lab equipment. Only asking here because github is down, otherwise would be looking..
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by kanzure 13y ago
I wouldn't call github an open platform. Maybe you meant gitorious or cgit or gitweb?
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by kanzure 13y ago
Cool, that's one wishlist feature down. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5519676 (hehe "Wow. That's a stupidly large amount of work, barfed out with seeming ignorance to the cost of implementation."
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by kanzure 13y ago
You want to set both GIT_COMMITTER_DATE and GIT_AUTHOR_DATE when you git commit.
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by kanzure 13y ago
pyyaml provides the option of using the cyaml loader, but I dunno about the dumper.. if you're experiencing delays with reading, try setting Loader=cyaml or whatever.
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by kanzure 13y ago
Have you considered just using pyjamas-desktop? They already did all that work for you... plus it avoids the Qt dependency.
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by kanzure 13y ago
Just a quick note, but rooting your phone does nothing to confirm or guarantee that you're untamperable. There are many binary blobs on the SoCs (like Qualcomm things) that are present regardless of whether or not you control the root
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by kanzure 13y ago
Can you still use Office dlls without the Office GUI clicking away in front of you? Is this a limitation of using COM with Office?
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by kanzure 13y ago
> plus it's based on vagrant, which falls in to the class of IMHO misconstrued sysadmin-automation software I refer to as PFCTs (post-facto configuration tinkerers). Huh? I thought the point of vagrant was to just boot up a known im
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by kanzure 13y ago
Some people just choose to use separate database names for each branch.
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by kanzure 13y ago
And then there's hyperquest because maybe you want to do more than five simultaneous requests: https://github.com/substack/hyperquest
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by kanzure 13y ago
> it will not give you access to raw EEG data, which is what you need for any sort of legitimate experiment. https://github.com/openyou/emokit

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