middleclick

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by middleclick 8y ago
I don't know where to start with writing an emulator. Any ideas?
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by middleclick 8y ago
Wouldn't disabling HTML email take care of this?
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by middleclick 8y ago
> I know I'm safe with blocked remote content. Curious, how?
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by middleclick 8y ago
I use only i3 and no DE. It has really improved my productivity with features like sending windows to other screens at the touch of a button and floating windows across all workspaces. Sure it was a pain to set it up (and having to configur
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by middleclick 8y ago
Collateral damage...
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by middleclick 8y ago
I am still not sure if saying and doing is the same thing, specifically in this case when more data means more money for Facebook. And this is not just about Facebook, but to any service that claims they won't log or store my data. At
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by middleclick 8y ago
A close friend of mine, when we were 21, had heart attack and passed away. No family history of heart attacks, he was in excellent shape (cycling was his life) and just randomly out of the blue. I do try to stay fit and eat healthy but ther
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by middleclick 8y ago
FWIW, onion addresses don't require a cert, they are end-to-end encrypted by design.
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by middleclick 8y ago
Can anyone comment if I can install old Windows 2000 games on this, like C&C Red Alert? Would it work?
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by middleclick 8y ago
The fact that you made a new account to comment this indicates to me that I should not assume good faith because I know what you were hinting at: race.
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by middleclick 9y ago
Unless someone comes up with a single-use-only phone number, this idea is not going to work.
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by middleclick 9y ago
Did you just make an ad hominem? Allow me to remind you that the current PM who is pushing so hard for Aadhar was against it when opposition because he was worried about the "security".
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by middleclick 9y ago
Something related: it doesn't inspire confidence when the person who runs UIDAI (the government organization running the fingerprint program) says this: https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/aadhaar-data-safe-behind-5-i.
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by middleclick 9y ago
> Imagine if every minute at work were well spent—if we could focus and spend our time on the things that matter. Imagine how much more inspired we’d be. Imagine how much better equipped we’d be to tackle humanity’s biggest challenges.Th
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by middleclick 9y ago
Some context to the statement would be great.
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by middleclick 9y ago
I am not a scientist but in my limited research I have been led to believe that these things are not entirely accurate.
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by middleclick 9y ago
sid is said to be unstable but I have experienced the opposite of that. In fact, testing is way more unstable than sid.
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by middleclick 9y ago
How can they be so incompetent?
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by middleclick 9y ago
Are you sure it was all talk? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/08/lawsuit-against-...
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by middleclick 9y ago
For the privacy conscious people, cashless is something I hope is not the norm everywhere. There are still places I am hesitant to use cards.
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by middleclick 9y ago
And it is the current party that was parading the dangers of Aadhar when they were in opposition. I like how you gave a completely one-sided view of the story. There have been documented cases of Aadhar misuse and personal information being
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by middleclick 9y ago
Since IQ was mentioned, another Asimov essay on the topic: "What Is Intelligence, Anyway?" http://talentdevelop.com/articles/WIIA.html
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by middleclick 9y ago
I am genuinely curious as to how much this will affect the cert providers commercial business? Other than Lets Encrypt not being able to issue EV certs. Does anyone have a resource that talks about this?
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by middleclick 9y ago
As a general rule of thumb, I have used various VPN services and made sure to never use their clients. Downloading an OpenVPN configuration file IMO seems the best way to go about it.
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by middleclick 9y ago
I am not sure if this is a 'practical guide'. The way I was mentored was to install Linux and just start using it and to learn the commands as they come. I doubt that this guide will help you learn stuff. I feel this is more of a
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by middleclick 9y ago
The footnote says: (* this is not a guarantee). OK, I guess...
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by middleclick 9y ago
Hardly good advice. Tor Browser is specifically built with privacy and security in mind. Using any "mainstream browser" and then expecting to do all those tweaks is not practical advice nor feasible.
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by middleclick 10y ago
Fun fact: according to the article, the driver gave him a 1 star.
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by middleclick 10y ago
Don't we remember this? http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/uber-executive-reportedly-ad... > A senior executive at U.S. ride-sharing company Uber suggested that the company should spend a million dollars to h
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by middleclick 10y ago
I was in the camp of "I disagree with 79 character rule" when I started. However, as someone who has written lots of Python for work, I realized that it does make the code look more readable and while I used to do it initially out

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