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   by lambada 9y ago

   I may be wrong but doesn’t GPL (any version) simply require that source code be made available to customers on request, rather than pro-actively? As it stands the developers don’t appear to have actively refused to provide source code - it
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   Cape Town faces Day Zero: what happens when the city turns off the taps?(theguardian.com)

   4 points by lambada 9y ago|0 comments
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   by lambada 9y ago

   It appears the author hasn't heard of 'authority' as meaning >a person with extensive or specialised knowledge about a subject; an expert. As in, 'Joe is the authority on the history of computers' Given that&#x27
4. 64.▲
   by lambada 9y ago

   I can get 1 + 2 + 3 = 24. That appears to be because the second '+' action doesn't register if it's still doing its click animation. I cannot reproduce 234 though.
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   by lambada 9y ago

   So I want to create a new set of channels on freenode. From the home page (on mobile) I’m presented with the following page https://freenode.net/groupreg Which is a) very wordy. B) appears to essentially say “only certain k
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   by lambada 9y ago

   I'd suggest that maybe expanding YCR to YCombinator Research might have been a better title, no way to edit a title though alas. Sad to see their VR work go unfunded now though. There have been several opinions voiced recently that VR
7. 67.▲
   by lambada 9y ago

   iOS has had runtime permissions for far longer than android :) Some apps will even explain what they (claim to) need the permission for before triggering the permission authorisation pop up.
8. 68.▲
   by lambada 9y ago

   Hint: type help for valid commands (there's more than you might expect if you aren't familiar with text adventures of old)
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   Wikipedia: The Text Adventure(kevan.org)

   3 points by lambada 9y ago|1 comments
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    How does Square Reader comply with EMV pin entry requirements?(security.stackexchange.com)

    3 points by lambada 9y ago|0 comments
11. 71.▲
    by lambada 9y ago

    >I am an OK Civ2 player (can expect to win on Deity without cheating unless I get quite unlucky). I think that makes you much better than an 'ok' player!
12. 72.▲
    by lambada 10y ago

    FYI: I get an invalid certificate warning. Looks like it's presenting the github wildcard certificate, rather than a certificate with your domain in.
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    by lambada 10y ago

    It's worth noting that the 'American College of Pediatricians' has a membership of roughly 500 (i.e. a very small number of all pediatricians) and is generally classed as a conservative advocacy group. Source: https:/&#
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    by lambada 10y ago

    Well that depends on the terms the uploader agreed to. The license displayed for works is, as I understand it, the license that applies to visitors/viewers not necessarily for deviantArt itself.
15. 75.▲
    by lambada 10y ago

    Brings up Chromes regular print dialog for me. Maybe your browser or a plugin are responsible.
16. 76.▲
    by lambada 10y ago

    I believe the poster means appreciate as in 'I recognise that' or 'I understand that' rather than 'I approve of'.
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    19 things I learnt reading the Node.js docs(hackernoon.com)

    2 points by lambada 10y ago|0 comments
18. 78.▲
    by lambada 10y ago

    Pure number of votes. THough the regions will declare separately, it's the net remain vs leave votes overall that matter.
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    by lambada 10y ago

    I'd note the original question is posted on serverfault, so the context isn't that of a traditional end user, but instead a server admin on a multi-user (or publically accessible) server.
20. 80.▲
    by lambada 10y ago

    I've done that several times in the past, never had to contact support. Just go through as a new user. It means you have to revalidate your domain ownership but that's not much of a hassle.
21. 81.▲
    by lambada 10y ago

    Rootfool doesn't work any more. From their readme: "P.S.: 10.11.4 update removed csr_set_allow_all() function used to enable/disable SIP. It means this code does not work on El Capitan 10.11.4 or newer versions when released.
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    by lambada 11y ago

    And then after doing that you're left without a flat and have to find yet another one, with another landlord or agency who will likely do exactly the same
23. 83.▲
    by lambada 11y ago

    What license are these logos being released under? The alternative set specifically states CC-BY 3.0... but the main set, as far as I can tell only have the implied licence granted by being allowed to use them to advertise the license.
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    by lambada 11y ago

    Given that OpenSSL has supported SHA-2 since 2005, and the Mac App Store was announced in 2010, then released in 2011, I'm really not sure you can blame Apple for thinking it'd be reasonable to expect App Developers to not be usin
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    by lambada 11y ago

    This needs to be upvoted, and the title changed. Turns out it was due to developers using incredibly old security code. Rather than an expired certificate.
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    by lambada 11y ago

    "Isnt help anyone else doing that taking away your legal right of free speech?" Not in the US at least. In the US the legal right only prevents the government making laws that abridge them. It doesn't prohibit any private per
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    by lambada 11y ago

    https://exonerator.torproject.org/ There is.
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    by lambada 11y ago

    By 'some' you mean 'one'.
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    by lambada 11y ago

    Here's the section of legislation in question. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2015/9/section/44/prospe... Specifically it turns Section 1(1) [Unauthorized access offence definition] above
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    by lambada 12y ago

    That's not how Tor Hidden Services work. They're encrypted end-to-end (well, from your node to the host of the Hidden Service. So accessing via that address leaves no room* for anyone to get your number/password or steal your