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by lawl 13y ago
I'm a professional Java dev and couldn't do this from the top of my head without System.* documentation. But if I can choose the language it's easy... #!/bin/bash cat If people can't come up with a
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by lawl 13y ago
It's nice to see some progress on the PHP Front, with this and HHVM. Though I'm not really a fan of PHP, it needs to be done, too much PHP code has been written. I think the PHP guys themselves should push a bit more for a new run
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by lawl 13y ago
You're probably right. In the case of soccer/football worldcup though I really don't think it's gonna help. These seats will be filled anyways.
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by lawl 13y ago
I deleted my post. not because I'm not standing to my opinion. But "why should I care about slavery?" is a complete misinterpretation about what I said. My point was that I think this should be fixed where the modern slaves c
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Qubes OS(en.wikipedia.org)
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by lawl 13y ago
* puts tinfoil hat on * In two months there are EU elections. Plus the hijacking in switzerland shortly before this... Sound convinient.
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by lawl 13y ago
I'm not a python programmer. But shouldn't this be possible at runtime by modifying the AST to change it back to import in the AST? That way you could have a module you can just include to run this without a custom interpreter. Ed
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by lawl 13y ago
Not everyone lives in 'murrica. In Switzerland (and Germany I think) downloading is perfectly legal. Uploading is not, as you are distributing instead of just consuming. Similar to how drug laws work here, you won't get busted for
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by lawl 13y ago
> it's not going to be open source but you will be able to look at the code and send pull requests. So it's very similar to open source in that you can fix bugs and add features if your changes get accepted by Github, but has
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by lawl 13y ago
Holy shit! So they are really not checking the CN and knew it since 2013-11-28. I've lost the last bit of respect I had for apple (that was mostly building webkit) now. (I deleted my gp, because it's pretty much obsolete now with
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by lawl 13y ago
The only clever thing they did was this: > the Identity team started laying cookies on www.theguardian.com in advance. This was a nice touch because it meant that visitors would still be logged into the site when we eventually changed d
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by lawl 13y ago
That is cool and all, but let me explain why I still prefer OTR. OTR is a library that works with many different clients (pidgin, miranda, irssi etc.). While as far as I know your stuff is pretty much baked in your products. Correct me if i
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by lawl 13y ago
Technically there is no reason why it shouldn't have one. If WhatsApp would just try to make their XMPP costumizations a standardized XMPP extension and enable federation on their service. Finally we have unified Instant Messanging. d
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by lawl 13y ago
When I saw this I really hoped I would click the link and it would say there that OTRv3 supports group chats now. Sadly that is not the case. But support for multiple logged in clients and a key for file transfer or voice is also cool. I wo
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by lawl 13y ago
I just slapped it on my server works great. Easier to maintain than GitLab, though with way less features. Probably not something for a company to use, there i'd go with gitlab, but it's just perfect for your own private server, i
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No, Google Didn't Just Buy $750 Million Worth of Lenovo Shares(recode.net)
5 points by lawl 13y ago|0 comments
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Steam Music(steamcommunity.com)
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by lawl 13y ago
Well actually that kinda is what I'm saying. You don't need to be able to hack out a complete OS from the top of your head. But yes you should have some basic understanding of how syscalls works, what a kernel is and what it'
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by lawl 13y ago
I do. I worked on a few large scale java web apps and regularily had to find and fix performance issues. I'm not sure if it would have been possible for me to easily dig into GC internals or find bottlenecks in Spring itself, without s
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JavaScript Puzzlers or: do you really know JavaScript?(javascript-puzzlers.herokuapp.com)
2 points by lawl 13y ago|0 comments
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by lawl 13y ago
This is why you should use strlcpy()!
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by lawl 13y ago
Saying the crypto is good because he XORs the usernames to avoid collisions in the PSK's doesn't exactly make be believe you're an expert at applied crypto too. Sorry.
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by lawl 13y ago
>Each friend-to-friend connection is identified by their usernames and a shared secret. Showstopper. I wanted to ASK how this beats retroshare. But without asymmertic keys you're kinda f d. >On session establishment, temporary
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by lawl 13y ago
I could write something here. But someone has already written a pretty comprehensive post on what's wrong with PHP. So I'm going to refer you to that. PHP a fractal of bad design: http://me.veekun.com/blog/201
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Decentralized Censorship Resistant Web Search(yacy.net)
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by lawl 13y ago
I wish more people would use and/or improve YaCy[0]. It's a decentralized search engine. Client is written in java. With the power of decentralisation hardware shouldn't really be an issue. It's just that the search resu
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by lawl 13y ago
Sadly it's only 20GB traffic but then again for £1 per year that seems okay.
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by lawl 13y ago
This is a great proposal. DNS is probably internet's biggest weakness and making it decentralized should be a top priority. I haven't adopted Namecoin yet, but i still will when this is implemented.
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by lawl 13y ago
Touché. But you understand what I'm getting at. Even if you take the dictionary definition there is still a lot of room for interpretation. Who defines what equality exactly includes? And please don't post the definition of equali
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by lawl 13y ago
That's what I thought. And then a huge flamewar emerged in IRC about how equality is wrong. It should be comparability not equality. Because eqaulity would mean men == women. So the rights shouldn't be equal but comparable, becaus

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