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by mahouse 11y ago
This has absolutely no sources. And if you compare what "an anonymous developer" says he does (which may as well be made up) with what a company that spends $40,000,000 in an ad campaign does, you see how this is delusional.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Yes, but such an IP address would still be linked to you, depending on who your enemy is. Unless you wardrive to another city or country that is :-)
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by mahouse 11y ago
I am interested. I know some tricks, but they are a bit unreliable.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Don't you have to seek through the entire tar file to find a file? You see, that is a joke.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I have had awful experiences with 7-zip. Recently I was unable to decompress a multi-file rar, it kept saying it was corrupted. I downloaded it several times until I realised it was actually fine, because winrar could decompress it.
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by mahouse 11y ago
The same animals adapted to oil spills.
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by mahouse 11y ago
The Android Telegram app uses a closed source blob for messaging, so we can't check what it does either. The server sofware is closed source too, so we can't check what it does either. What is your point then when both ends of the
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by mahouse 11y ago
I would say he was asking for the technical details...
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by mahouse 11y ago
So the site takes longer to load and the users will see mixed content warnings from time to time.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I think Pokémon makes a whole lot more of sense as a handheld game.
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by mahouse 11y ago
>I’ve been told by insiders at Twitter that “nothing is sacred” when it comes to making Twitter “easier to use” and ready to onboard the next few hundred million users that Twitter needs to be a powerhouse in media. I sincerely hope they
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by mahouse 11y ago
Telefónica, the major carrier in Spain, sold some Firefox OS phones years ago under the promise that there would be a version of WhatsApp for Firefox OS soon. That never happened. They eventually stopped selling them. (Not implying there is
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by mahouse 11y ago
Because it's always China, maybe?
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by mahouse 11y ago
We are getting there. I'm eager to be able to use IPv6 in 2050.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I wonder what would be of current Colombia without the Spanish people that conquered it.
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by mahouse 11y ago
And that's what the title says, unless it's been edited since you wrote this comment.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Do literally all Muslims despise the IS? After thousands of Turkish football fans starting chanting "allahu akbar" during the minute of silence for the Paris attacks, I would not agree. Who are the Muslims that support the IS?
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by mahouse 11y ago
No, please.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I must say also that if you need a code of conduct, you are on the wrong track. A code of conduct shows that you (as a project leader) or your community can't deal with human issues using common sense, so you need a list of guidelines
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by mahouse 11y ago
It is hard to believe that the leader of a project would look for "the slightest sign of misbehavior" to "jump on people". When you open source a project you do so so other people can work with you and help you with your
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by mahouse 11y ago
I'm getting downvoted by people who don't like the reality, I guess; I'm just pointing out the truth as I have experienced it myself. About what you said, most projects, if not all, will be struck by hordes of users asking fo
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by mahouse 11y ago
The hard truth is that open source software is the wild west; if you don't have a thick skin, you'll have to grow one, and if you can't grow one, they'll just eat you alive. Eventually you realise it's either you or
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by mahouse 11y ago
If they put a racist comment of mine on a billboard, I'd just see it as a success. Shaming people for what the society deems as "wrong" usually does not work. For how long have we shamed fat people, for example?
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by mahouse 11y ago
Of course, don't you know RT?
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by mahouse 11y ago
>The lack of serious competition in the browser market is quite unsettling. A browser is just the most complicated piece of software that there is.
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by mahouse 11y ago
That's me, but I do it for Sublime Text licences.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Haha, oh my god--I remember having taken a screenshot of that guy and shared it with the guys who worked with me.
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Finnish PM calls meeting over rape a 14-year-old Finnish girl by asylum seekers(yle.fi)
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by mahouse 11y ago
The only reason for them to remove this is that the tweet counts were always embarrassingly lower than the fb share counts.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Documented anywhere?

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