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by leokun 13y ago
I don't have the funds to support the Guardian, although I appreciate the work they do. Hope they come out with a paid Android app by the time I can support them financially.
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by leokun 13y ago
The criticism on the business or social aspects of Medium may be valid, but the technical team at Medium is very impressive. I hope they end up open sourcing some of the work they've done. Right now they are mostly experimenting, but e
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by leokun 13y ago
Our governments have lost a great deal of good faith as a result of the manner in which they've handled this. They're applying tactics from the 1950's in the modern age, and it's just blowing up in their faces and they&#
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by leokun 13y ago
Ok, that makes sense, but what happens to the light being emitted from your internal ship lighting. Are you traveling faster than that? How do you look around?
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by leokun 13y ago
I don't see anywhere in my post where I suggest that it did. I think though you could use this device to at least outrun light and then use a telescope to look into the past.
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by leokun 13y ago
Wouldn't an Alcubierre drive just always take you into the past? If you leave Earth using this drive and get to some distant star at FTL using this mechanism, maybe you escape relativistic effects, but you'll still get there befor
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by leokun 13y ago
The "Why I quit" blog post serves as a kind of alternative exit interview process for the disgruntled and the outrage junkies. There are some tidbits of useful information, and the discussion here has some good information, but th
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by leokun 13y ago
I installed openssh from homebrew dupes and just upgraded my key to ecdsa. Now to update all the things. Github doesn't support this yet so I put a special line in my .ssh/config to use my old key with github.com
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by leokun 13y ago
What do you use for your SSH key. RSA? Just curious. As far as I know RSA and DSA are the only options for SSH, or is that wrong?
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by leokun 13y ago
The wacky version of esoteric community celebrity worship around here is not useful. It does not produce any knowledge I can apply or find enlightening. It is not relevant to my day, is it relevant to yours? I do not understand why people f
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by leokun 13y ago
It depends, HTTPOnly cookies are still accessible to JavaScript in some conditions, like those using an Android browser: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/HttpOnly#Browsers_Supporting...
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by leokun 13y ago
Your tone is definitely one pushing it as a new and ominous discovery. Another criticism "It has already being used by numerous websites but few people know of it" without any more information. If you know of which websites, you s
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by leokun 13y ago
It saves bandwidth and leads to faster website loading. A cookie is transported with every request. This is why sites use cookie free domains for static content. If etags were used instead a separate domain wouldn't be necessary. It&#x
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by leokun 13y ago
My biggest personal problem with what the NSA is doing is that they find it OK to store any data, and are only applying the laws on queries. If you look at the violations, some are typos performed on searches. If the NSA never stored the da