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by kbart 10y ago
No, even this step-by-step tutorial is not easy for "normal" user. It's plagued with obscure terms and concepts (keypair, keyserver, public key, web of trust, revocation certificate etc.). Sure, for us, developers/engine
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by kbart 10y ago
I tend to agree. Naming is important and if you target masses (non-engineers, non-geeks etc.), you should name your product so that even a 5 years old kid would understand it without a second thought and memorize instantly. An anecdote, but
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by kbart 10y ago
I'm not sure Win10 is any better than Superfish..
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by kbart 10y ago
There are when they are combined with worthless food. You wouldn't eat hot dogs or other junk food without artificial flavors.
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by kbart 10y ago
"If you asked a librarian for information about the holocaust would they present you with this information? Nope." If it's non-biased library, of course they would. There are plenty of books that deny holocaust or at least
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by kbart 10y ago
With all due respect, everything you said sounds like some kind of conspiracy theory. If you have isolated this case, write a blog post of how to reproduce it, post said photos & videos, so people might at least take their time to read
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by kbart 10y ago
Vilnius has a small Energy and Technology Museum[0] located in the building of the first power plant (opened in 1903) in country. Probably not worth going to Vilnius just for it, but if you happened to be nearby, it's worth its time. 0
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by kbart 10y ago
It's nice to know that Tesla can do that, but sorry, I just don't see anything "magical" in this video -- speed wasn't that high (~110 km/h), the gap was quite wide and the two cars on the right lane also manag
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by kbart 10y ago
Amazon, in particular, sends packages in ridiculously oversized boxes. I've received kitchen knife from Amazon that was packed in a box more than twice the size of a shoebox. Literary hundreds of same items would have fitted there.
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by kbart 10y ago
Read "undefined behavior" as "depending on architecture and compiler". It's not like anything can happen, but it's simply not to describe every architecture and every compiler into a standard. Sure, somebody
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by kbart 10y ago
Well, as I said, it depends on a place. I usually go to places where people are going to play board games, pool, foosball etc. while getting few beers, not drink themselves unconsciously.
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by kbart 10y ago
You don't have to drink alcohol at bar. I have plenty of friends who don't consume alcohol, but have no problems going out and order non-alcoholic cocktail, juice, tea etc. Sure, it depends on a place a lot -- there are places whe
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by kbart 10y ago
Because that's what the sane approach is. The odds of Galaxy Note 7 is going in flames are very very small, this happening during these few hours when on plane, makes it even more smaller by few orders of magnitude. That's why i
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by kbart 10y ago
" When I'm looking for stuff on Amazon, it is often difficult to find out whether they ship to my country and if so, how much the delivery costs. Often, great deals from the US don't ship to Europe. " Hundred times yes!
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by kbart 10y ago
I've even bought counterfeit chef's knife from Amazon. It would have never occurred to me that somebody counterfeits such things.
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by kbart 10y ago
Because EU doesn't have any initiative to push Apple's agenda.
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by kbart 10y ago
"call him a pedophile, and let's all go home." You made my day sir. Back on serious side, I find it surprising, that so few (i.e. compared to Assange) shit is being poured over Snowden. It makes me wonder if he still has so
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by kbart 10y ago
Thinking that all this push of mass surveillance is in order to find "bad" guys is naive.
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by kbart 10y ago
I can confirm that. I write C for embedded systems every day, but for better or worse, I don't see any replacement for it in foreseeable future. C++, Python, Java etc. might be used at higher levels (GUI, for example), but all the guts
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by kbart 10y ago
"One thing that would likely help is linking seats on the UN Security Council to refugee quotas. You shouldn't be able to decide what goes on without accepting responsibility for picking up your rubbish." Great idea, but it
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by kbart 10y ago
Many mushrooms are toxic when raw (even the ones used for food), so you should better stay with fruit and berries.
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by kbart 10y ago
Let me guess: you live somewhere in USA, that took basically 0 refugees (compared to population) and have never been in ghettos that are direct results of this crisis? Sure, they are human beings and they need help, but it's not that s
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by kbart 10y ago
Just google it, it's not a secret of some kind: https://www.google.com/search?q=sweden+refugee+crisis&ie=utf...
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by kbart 10y ago
Because immigrants are not refugees. If you want to get a job in a country with better jobs, there are legal means (visas, permissions) to do that and one should use it. Crossing country border illegally is akin to breaking into somebody&#x
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by kbart 10y ago
Sweden is actually an example of how not to handle a refugee crisis. Just yesterday I met my friend who lives in Sweden and was at Malmö at the height of migrant crisis. I won't recite what he said and what is current opinion of comm
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by kbart 10y ago
"finding a partner outside of college while being employed in a field comprised of 97% men is impossible." What? How is that related? I (and most of readers here, I presume) also work in the same field, but I've never dated
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by kbart 10y ago
Whatsapp belongs to Facebook now, and Facebook is happily making tool for China to censorship. It's not out of reach to think that governments might negotiate Whatsapp too for some "tools". 0. http://www.forbes.com
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by kbart 10y ago
Wow, great blog! Just what I was looking for to deepen my knowledge in EC crypto.
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by kbart 10y ago
Balancing symmetric objects isn't that hard, try something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Eo4gbLhYP8
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by kbart 10y ago
Yes. I believe, users are they key. I don't know many online communities, where asking for "original, peer reviewed paper" just to prove your point is common.

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