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mlatu
4y ago
hmm... based in paris, france? doesnt france have laws to undermine cryptography? i seem to remember something in this direction
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4y ago
didnt elon get a loan from a saudi crownprince and paying interest of around a billion$ per year?
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4y ago
jesus christ... i thought this was about zlib!
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4y ago
and? is it a free service? .. no it's not. what is your point?
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4y ago
it's either one pile of poo or another it seems... hosting your own matrix homeserver is probably not a thing you would like to do?
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4y ago
fucking lying is what they do! how come, if they do not share data with third parties, that a "breakin" at TWILIO would have any consequence on signal? the app store claims data is not shared with 3rd parties, yet they use twilio
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4y ago
you can easily run your own. though you will need lotsa RAM for federation if you use synapse (mine keeps bogging down now after a year of mild use (could also be a bug idk, it allocates all the RAM and then nothing goes), now im waiting fo
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4y ago
i suspect economic shifts due to the wars made this happen in china and in greece. having a job is nice and all, but when you can just do ~whatever~ instead, innovation-magic happens.
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4y ago
someday we will organize and block back but until then...
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4y ago
i think you plowed the point into the ground
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4y ago
There is the meaning of "art" as "craft" too, and i think this was the intended meaning in the quote you use.
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4y ago
sounds really neat, i would try using a lisp that is closer to the metal though, something like microlisp or, my favorite: janet coupling clojure with python sounds like a drag, even using graal i dont think this will be easy. but janet you
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4y ago
and why should everyone plow their fields like everyone else does? > "Stop wasting your time on programming languages" "stop trying to fasc us out of having fun while being productive!" is my reply. there are already
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4y ago
the symetric signed int with int_nan i would like to have too but with the uint63_t i dont quite see the point but admit it would be neat having an unsigned int that cant overflow
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4y ago
> get more info about the workplace you'll be in. or about the bullet you just dodged... if someone connected django with number theory in their head and assumed everyone else can see the connection just as spontaneously, i'd m
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4y ago
[doubt] if i were to bet, it'll be on a different continental plate
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4y ago
starts reading.... ah that cant be good.... well lets keep kalm and read on > "Based on the board's understanding of Rabbi Rob's work with Team Cymru, the board has not identified any conflicts of interest." WHAT? i
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4y ago
> was downgraded, and was used primarily when referring to a person of lower social standing, such as [...] a singular form of address for God what do you mean i messed up the context?
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4y ago
must have been edited since...
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> Forth at your eyes your spirits wildly peep, > And as the sleeping soldiers in th’alarm > Your bedded hair like life in excrements > Start up and stand on end. i read that as "your hair is standing up as if made sticky wi
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4y ago
there were options for all these things, yes. i also remember it in a multi im client like gaim or pidgin. i checked out that "open chat window once someone starts typing" once out of novelty value... but it felt to stalky to keep
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4y ago
except that link to the paper doesnt load at all here...glad the old link was conserved
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4y ago
maybe burried by the messages directly after that one? at least for me after the poll there are two messages about animated emoji
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4y ago
totally get it. i havent released much. and the quality is questionable. but i totally get it. me and my SO discussed this briefly, her suggestion is to only do things for yourself. my thoughts to that: yeah, sure. but working a dayjob _and
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4y ago
thanks for this, really interesting
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"Russian rulers" why the plural? it has been this one singular dude for quite some time XD and that contradicts (i mean, not contradict, but like... who are you talking about?) your "not known for being long-term thinkers&quo
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4y ago
YES, the americans did know about CO2 at least as early as 1941. I didnt try to look that up but instead stumbled upon it while reading something else, and remembered your comment, so here you go: > Ford’s 1941 bioplastic Model T was mad
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:| well. what if the plan to warm the arctic was never binned? there is data that shows a correlation between modern wars and CO2 emissions. What if russias big game is actually to change the climate enough to make siberia hospitable?
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i mean, of course i want the best THINGS for my bucks, so advertising good wares is kind of desirable... but perhaps that is not enough. perhaps the scope needs to include production of wares: i dont just want inferior wares to not be adver
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he is right in a way that makes it hard to see what facebook is turning into profit: the users attention. sure they are creating a space without taking away volume for other people to build there, but nobody will care about the other things
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