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The problem with C+= and feminism
(pastebin.com)
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lawl
13y ago
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C+= now hosted on Gcode after GitHub and BitBucket shut it down
(code.google.com)
23 points
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lawl
13y ago
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lawl
13y ago
> You think it's great satire because you agree with it. Thanks for telling me what I think :)
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lawl
13y ago
Say what you want or downvote me to hell. But I think this is great satire and hilariouisly funny. Make sure to check the bitbucket link or it wont make much sense.
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lawl
13y ago
It would be really cool if they provided predictable builds, then we could just compare the binary against a self-compiled binary and be sure tehre are no backdoors we can't see in the code. Sadly even truecrypt fails to provide that.
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lawl
13y ago
I don't think that's a good thing for the open web. :'( Then again I do like that I can watch more YouTube Videos in a reasonable resolution now. Most webm transcodes are just available in low quality.
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lawl
13y ago
It's kinda cool that i can download a customized iso, but why exactly would I need this? I'm sorry either I'm misunderstanding it or tinycore ( http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/ ) [Full disclosure:
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13y ago
I use this on one of my servers for storing gpg encryped mails. I wanted to make a FUSE module out of it but was too lazy. Of course you do read the data at one point but on a different system.
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lawl
13y ago
Upvoted you because you do have a point there. But I still think it's flawed because I litterally was a 5th grader at that time. In my opinion coding is about understanding the concept, everything else is syntax, and for that you can j
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lawl
13y ago
Disagree. I'm a non native english speaker and picked up english after coding. If and for aren't hard keywords to memorize, really. As long as you don't interact with complex libraries or docs you'll be just fine. I just
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13y ago
Database error. Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?hl=de&source=an...
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lawl
13y ago
I don't think/hope this helps/hurts them. But I hope Chelsea gets what she wants. And a PR stunt might not be the worst idea considering her position.
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'I am Chelsea Manning,' says jailed soldier formerly known as Bradley
(theguardian.com)
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lawl
13y ago
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lawl
13y ago
Firefox 22 on linux on my box chokes on the URL too. Chromium works here. Weird.
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lawl
13y ago
This. And structured data vs. unstructured data :)
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lawl
13y ago
Thanks for the offer, unfortunately I don't have any bitcoins so i would first have to buy them. Which I would have to do with money that can be traced back to me...
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lawl
13y ago
I really would want to donate to them. But you know I kind of feel weary now connecting my PayPal Account with them. I hope some kind of organisation is standing up for them. Like EFF or something. Not because I don't trust them. But b
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lawl
13y ago
Uhm, I think they have noscript bundled with JS globally disallowed? IIRC, that is.
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lawl
13y ago
Uhm, so where exactly does the FBI/NSA come in? As of now there is some guy stating that some hoster has been pwnd and uploaded some JS that expoloited something that might be FF17 that might have been shipped with the tor browser bund
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lawl
13y ago
Thanks for that. I saw a post on some chan, quickly browsed the source and thought you'd just exchange public keys via unauthed connection. The reply does make sense, so I'll take a look at the source again and check your answers.
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lawl
13y ago
Would you tell me what title you'd expect? I honestly don't know what you think is wrong with it. I don't think ranting against the title without providing a reason and/or better suggestion is very constructive.
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lawl
13y ago
If it were we'd see "moved to programmers.stackexchange.com" instead of "closed as not constructive".
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Lennart Poettering wants to remove syslogd, use systemd journal instead
(thread.gmane.org)
38 points
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lawl
13y ago
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67 comments
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lawl
13y ago
You might want to see the discussions in the following thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6007255 To avoid redundancy.
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lawl
13y ago
I will, however, as I see it, the problem is no one seems to really care here. Ask some random stranger here and pretty sure they have never even heard of BÜPF. So I try to educate as many people as possible but all I hear is that I should
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13y ago
Swiss here. It's not really any better here. Right now they're trying to push a law that would legalize it for them to save metadata for all connections up to 12 months. And they could legaly install RAT's on phones and PC&#x
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lawl
13y ago
Learning is fine, just add a disclaimer that it's actually probably not so secure. Oh please don't get me started on FiSH, and PLEASE don't model anything after fish. I had the same problem as you, there's no useable
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lawl
13y ago
Wow. > WARNING: Unable to decrypt. One of you may have changed keys or might be an imposter. Run /idexch if you trust this person. This may very well be the worst advice you could possibly give. Suppose Alice and Bob already have a
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The NSA comes recruiting
(mobandmultitude.com)
18 points
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lawl
13y ago
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4 comments
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lawl
13y ago
Urgh, the summary says basically nothing and is in my opinion fairly vague. And I don't feel like paying $37 bucks to read this once. Also: > The effect was stronger for women who cared more about maths. No shit? People who are more
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