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leke
13y ago
Aren't there any existing ATMs running Linux at the moment? Surely they could fork one of those distros.
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leke
13y ago
I wonder when FaceBook will be doing this?
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leke
13y ago
Yes.
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leke
13y ago
Now after every demonstration you attend, you can get a casual visit from the police -- after they use software to compare the footage taken from street cameras, with their web camera database.
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leke
13y ago
I meditated while my computer crashed trying to load their webpage.
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leke
13y ago
What is that little angle after the 3rd r that completes the pi-r?
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leke
13y ago
How do you filter a search in flickr to only search this library?
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leke
13y ago
One of the Sherlock Holmes episodes claimed he knew of a unknown Roman temple chamber hidden in one of the lost tunnels. His explanation cited pretty much everything in this article. I wonder if there is any truth to that.
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leke
13y ago
I would love have an example of how they use a chunk of your salary on making your day-to-day life at work better... > We’re more likely to spend less money on salary and invest that on making your day-to-day life at work better.
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leke
13y ago
You could be a great customer in return for their services :)
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leke
13y ago
I like it, but I noticed it doesn't work on words when you pan the cursor back to a previous word or try and insert a new one in the middle of a sentence.
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leke
13y ago
I would like it to be supported on my RaspberryPi, but it isn't (apparently), so I don't use it. There are other nodey frameworks out there that just require node itself, so I'm looking at those for the moment.
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leke
13y ago
Perhaps spontaneous ones?
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leke
13y ago
I didn't know Apple got praise from hackers. At least not in my circles.
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leke
13y ago
In Finland, you can validate your identity with your banking authentication. It's a service all the banks provide.
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leke
13y ago
I wonder what the percentage will have to be before it's legalised? 70%, 80%, 90%?
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leke
13y ago
I guess the reason is because hackers love open systems. Even companies like google get shit from this place because "the best parts of Android are not open".
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leke
13y ago
If anyone finds this on google, and is having the same problem... Because I was ssh-ing into the pi, in the config file, I had to change the localhost address to my pi's address on the lan. Then access it via that lan address with the
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leke
13y ago
I've installed ghost to my raspberry pi and have... > ghost@0.3.2 start /var/www/servers/www. .dyndns.org/pages/ghost > node index Ghost is running... Listening on 127.0.0.1:2368 Url configured as
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leke
13y ago
You're absolutely right. That's why I would never use Yahoo for anything important of mine. Having such an incentive in place is a crucial measure in today's security climate.
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leke
13y ago
I'm not sure how to feel about this. In some ways, I think things like HTML5, angularjs, node, and CSS3 has made coding in the browser bareable again.
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leke
13y ago
I was playing with a javascript crypto library and grease monkey. Here's a quick and early facebook demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HlQJWXlknE
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leke
13y ago
When I saw this I immediately thought of [Drakon]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAKON ).
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leke
13y ago
Isn't public/private key encryption just for transferral of non-plaintext passwords, used later by other cyphers like AES? This article seems to suggest to use it as a method of encrypting plain text communication.
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leke
13y ago
A tech company I worked for a while back wanted to send me to the States, and also China to do some work. I refused on both requests because of stories like this I've heard. I just tell them it's because of family commitments, wh
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leke
13y ago
I'm extremely curious to know what social event would bring the author of CryptoCat and David Petraeus together.
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leke
13y ago
Wow, my sister-in-law lived in India for 6 months training people. She never experienced anything like this, apart from a few men politely asking her out. Is this phenomena a regional thing or something?
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leke
13y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Dig a deep hole, or make a mound, then you can grow your weed with good privacy.
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leke
13y ago
So is Elementary based on a particular Linux? That is, are the apps coming from debian or ubuntu repositories?
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leke
13y ago
Any plans to feature a site search?
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