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by moe 14y ago
Three of your points are wrong, the 4th is shared with every other currency. I don't understand why this unreflected bullshit sits at the top of the thread (and I'm not even involved or affiliated with bitcoin).
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by moe 14y ago
Does this feature use EBS to store the state?
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by moe 14y ago
There are actually quite a few driverless trains already[1] and Google's demonstrations of their driverless car are getting increasingly[2] impressive[3]. The question is really only when the transition to driverless cars will happen - we
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by moe 14y ago
It will be a very long time until computer automation can replaced knowledge workers. That is true but I think it's not an interesting question to ask. The interesting question is what we are going to do about the rapidly growing unemploy
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by moe 14y ago
400k ops/s? How many machines is that?
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by moe 14y ago
Sadly doesn't work on linux, uses some weird escape sequences that I've never seen before (\e[1;2;f instead of \e[1;2H).
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by moe 14y ago
It's beautiful.
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by moe 14y ago
nearly impossible to go back to a thread and continue where you left off We have the technology, we can do both! The page is drowning in useless javascript gimmickry anyway, it should be possible to add some actually useful javascript t
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by moe 14y ago
I wonder why he chose Cast5 instead of AES. It probably doesn't matter either way, but when you deviate from standard best practices in crypto you should at least explain why you do it. (my best guess would be that the code predates the inv
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by moe 14y ago
tldr; If you have a D-Link router you should try if this command produces any output. curl --data "cmd=ls" http://<Router-IP>:8080/command.php (also try Port 80 instead of 8080, the port number can vary) If it does then your
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Multiple Vulnerabilities in D-Link DIR-600 and DIR-300 (s3cur1ty.de)
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by moe 14y ago
Especially idiotic are the random references to successful people. As if not "wasting" your 20s (whatever that means) would somehow improve your odds to become the next Einstein. If you happen to be the next Einstein then I firmly doubt rea
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by moe 14y ago
How about a visible warning sticker "Don't pour water here" (ideally with a pictogram for people who can't read)?
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by moe 14y ago
design feel incredibly busy to anyone else? Yes. My first impression was even worse than the usual PhpBB mess that you see every day. At least your average PhpBB layout is relatively static . In Discourse everything constantly flickers,
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by moe 14y ago
Think about where the term literally stems from. A smoking gun may tell who did something and what he did. I have trouble imagining a gun (smoking or not) explain why he did it.
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by moe 14y ago
I was optimizing for the total network throughput of the bathroom. But you didn't. You have serialized access to two resources that were previously independent. Since a significant portion of users need only one of the two resources you h
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by moe 14y ago
Perhaps he just doesn't care either way? Do you think his business would run better if he wore better fitting suits?
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by moe 14y ago
smoking gun I don't think that means what you think it means.
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by moe 14y ago
I don't know about your simulation, but over here in the real world it doesn't work that way. Many people don't dry their hands at all in a public bath room (that's what god invented jazz hands[1] for). By combining faucet and dryer you for
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by moe 14y ago
How do we know she was targeted because she's a woman? This whole jumping to conclusions is just a bit much for me. Couldn't she just as well be targeted because she rejected some nerd who had a crush on her? Or even by another woman who i
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by moe 14y ago
Whenever an instance of blatant sexism comes up Excuse me, have you even read the article? Someone uploaded fake porn pictures of her to a forum and then persistently sent the URL to her employers and acquaintances. This was a targeted at
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by moe 14y ago
The tragedy - at least in my experience - is that in the long run they're really all the same. "Trust us, we want only your best! (your money)". I can only second kevingadd's advice to try and not tie yourself to one with a longterm contrac
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by moe 14y ago
It's funny how nice these corporations seem to act when breaking into new markets. Ask an european about T-Mobile and he will tell you pretty much the same stories that you tell about AT&T.
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by moe 14y ago
I see your comments on every Ruby-related thread and you sound like a broken record. Many of us Ruby-users see the problems in a similar way and try to fix them. It's a learning process and it happens right now. The ruby community is also n
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by moe 14y ago
I didn't claim it solves "roughly the same problem", only a very relevant subset of the problem (integrity) closely related to the unfortunate situation rubygems is in right now. What you call background (docs, tooling, education) is an arg
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by moe 14y ago
Do you want [...] No. I have stated explicitly what I want and only one of your points (strip location data from files that the phone created) was part of it. Btw GeoIP is not equivalent to a GPS tag and rather useless on mobile IPs. Try
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by moe 14y ago
What you describe is an advanced feature (geo-fencing). What I describe is a simple bug; a defective on/off-switch. When I ask you to not give anyone my address, yet you give everyone access to a drawer full of documents that you annotate
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by moe 14y ago
It's always sad to have people chime in like that. The changes I specified are, indeed, about a 10 line patch. You change the default for '-P' (1 line) and you inspect pushes to rubygems.org for a signature and reject them if they lack one.
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by moe 14y ago
This is stuff they could add, but doing it right isn't trivial. I'll never understand this mindset. When I tell my smartphone "Don't give this app location data" then that is pretty damn unambiguous. It's not like there are countless ways
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by moe 14y ago
Yup, we seem to agree in principle. Your approach is definitely more complete but also seems to require fairly substantial code changes (OpenPGP?). My approach should be doable with a mere ~10 lines patch; Gem and bundler should default to

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