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by lawl 12y ago
Realtime exchange rate http://www.finanzen.ch/devisen/realtimekurs/eurokurs Eur fell as low as 0.79 from 1.2.
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by lawl 12y ago
> Switzerland is lovely but their population recently voted to restrict free movement of workers with the EU so maybe not ideal. No we haven't :) What was voted on was that the gov. should be able to cap the number of immigrants p
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by lawl 12y ago
Sadly no iOS here. Did you include the monster? Because it sais endless. I hope that's just to trick people.
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by lawl 12y ago
Copy paste of Joe_Doe's comment. Which seems dead but sais "[noobtor]" instead of [dead]. Never seen that before?! However should he have registered via tor to leak a bit of insider info I don't want to let this die beca
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by lawl 12y ago
That's what I was trying to say. Different protocols for different things. You don't want a blockchain for bitmessage. I know how bitmessage works, sorry if that wasn't clear from my post.
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by lawl 12y ago
Uhhh, either I don't get what they are trying to say or the article doesn't really say anything at all? They state the example that a bitcoin like blockchain isn't the right solution for distributed email? Well no shit? A few
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by lawl 12y ago
Sorry man. Obviously you don't understand how canaries are supposed to work, otherwise you wouldn't have posted in this thread to begin with. I used NSL as a generic term. I'm not american either, doesn't change anything
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by lawl 12y ago
Maybe I'm paranoid. But if is an NSL he obviously couldn't say anything. If really nothing happened the answer should have been shit i'll update it straight away . Everything else would completely defeat the purpose of the
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by lawl 12y ago
That allows cloudflare to read any traffic because you SSL to cloudflare and auth their private key...
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by lawl 12y ago
Can anyone clarify for me, does this include WPF? I remember I wanted to run a few apps off github on linux and they used WPF, which mono doesn't support. Otherwise mono seemed to run pretty much everything i threw at it. Can someone w
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by lawl 12y ago
For the record, the guy on the mailing list linked in the article probably has serious mental health issues. He also does those really creepy youtube videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2toVPMHRo8M And I've heard h
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by lawl 12y ago
We should. But at least the german speaking part mostly doesn't. At least in my personal experience. Of course some people do... But every single meeting I had in the french part was done in english because my french is non-existant an
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by lawl 12y ago
Most people ignore the other languages. Swiss childern would have to learn one other language at school, but learning a language in school sucks so bad that most will not be able to speak anything in it. You don't learn a language by m
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by lawl 12y ago
As someone living in switzerland and having done my apprenticeship here in computer science I don't think it's that hard to switch. Of course I speak of mostly personal experiences, but when you're in school you usually have
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by lawl 12y ago
I might be too young. But I like writing webpages on my own isolated vps :) I can move around my own domain and even install packages! While still having the shell experience. And these days you can go as low as $10 per YEAR on a vps.
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by lawl 12y ago
I'm not sure why you're downvoted, technically you are (probably?) correct. If they use technology similar to private trackers, that won't help against peer exchange. And yes I think other trackers could announce the same tor
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by lawl 12y ago
I think you misunderstand timing sidechannels. The idea is that (for example) if you compare two strings with length 15 you compare all 15 chars regardless if you find that the 3th char is already different. You only need to be consistent w
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by lawl 12y ago
I think this has always been the case.
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by lawl 12y ago
My experience from interviewing other devs begs to differ. But why have a discussion when you can just ad homiem people? In my experience this shows that people actually care about the tech they work with. Which is a good sign.
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by lawl 12y ago
https://developer.rackspace.com/signup/ > Want two 1GB CPUs or one 2GB? No 1.5 GB CPUs? Disappointed. Hopefully they offer 0.25 Terrawatts of RAM at least. That would be nice with 314159 kilohertz of cloud.
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No Multiline Strings in JS? Use a comment(github.com)
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by lawl 12y ago
No it's not. http://isup.me/linode.com > It's just you. http://linode.com is up. You could have checked that easily for yourself. Why this pointless submission?
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by lawl 12y ago
Not meaning to offend you, but... what's the point of this submission? Webworkers have been here for a while now...
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by lawl 12y ago
I wouldn't mind entering my ZIP to precalculate the shipping costs. But seriously, Shipping costs are a lame excuse. There is nothing that stops paypal to call back to the shop to get the shipping costs. Or just make a CORS request fro
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by lawl 12y ago
> As a speaker, you will have free admission. That wasn't the case in the last years and i think it's a bad change. Congress had always had this kind of community feeling and you could always hit up speakers in the hall way
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by lawl 12y ago
Hard to verify that there are no ajax shenanigans. It's a hard problem :/
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by lawl 12y ago
Wouldn't matter, the GET for a particular IP for the article would still show up before the GET for SecureDrop, the actual timing is irrelevant here, if there's always an article visit, and then a SecureDrop request. I guess you c
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by lawl 12y ago
Either you misunderstood me, or I don't quite understand how that would not help. My suggestion is to embed an iframe to the posted URL on every page on www.washingtonpost.com. Every article, everything. I'd assume this would bl
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by lawl 12y ago
Embed the page as iframe and scrub the referrer on every page a viewer visits. That should make it hard enough to correlate any data, I guess they have enough visitors.
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by lawl 12y ago
> Fill out the form to get code you can run in your terminal without verifying its security. Great advice. I hope this is supposed to be a joke? Other than that, why not make it a shellscript where you can give it the paramters using a

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