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by mwambua 10y ago
Setting up a same-origin policy ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Same-o... ) would prevent people from embedding the image in other websites. You could try generating a unique token
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by mwambua 10y ago
+1 Thinkpad+Fedora user here... things have never been better. I'd also try out an XPS-13 if I could afford it; but my $300 second-hand x230 works like a charm for now.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I'm never really sure how I feel about Geohot. I know for sure I liked people like him a lot more when I was younger and thought that everything was within close reach. I hope that he keeps on winning... maybe it will inspire youngster
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by mwambua 10y ago
Is Fedora an option? I'm not sure if it will solve your problems in particular... but it's been working beautifully on my Thinkpad.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I had the same problem when red attacked my green pieces. One of the few instances where my being colorblind is a problem :(
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by mwambua 10y ago
Yeah. I find it really interesting that people of their status would not take more precautions to ensure the privacy of their conversations.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I'm curious to know what messaging platform did they used? Also, were they aware that any communication via the platform would be monitored?
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by mwambua 10y ago
Ahh... Thanks! I missed that.
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by mwambua 10y ago
Assuming that you have a private DNS server, with HTTPS they'll only know that you visited an IP that points to xHamster... your browser only requests for a path after a secure connection is established. ( http://stackoverflo
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by mwambua 10y ago
I don't think that's the problem in this case. While E.Africa has lots of problems with corruption, I don't think there's an insufficient number of qualified teachers. It's not clear why they wouldn't try and h
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by mwambua 10y ago
I agree. Developers often assume that everyone has the latest flagship laptop. A large majority, particularly in developing countries, only have access to $200-$400 laptops that struggle at running modern applications. We either have to foc
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by mwambua 10y ago
+1. Running linux here. It would be really cool if I could test this out. Edit: Found that the core is on github ( https://github.com/fogleman/primitive ). All you need is go to run it.
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by mwambua 10y ago
Tangential Question: Would you say that Thinkpads are still the safest bet if you're looking for good RHEL/Fedora support & updates?
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by mwambua 10y ago
I'd be curious to hear more of your argument. The world is a complex place. How do you protect the one's you love when others exist who wouldn't say no?
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by mwambua 10y ago
I'll agree with you on firewall-cmd. One major problem is its documentation. They should initially provide really simple instructions on getting a base firewall (22,443,80) going... And then provide instructions on how to do zoning and
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by mwambua 10y ago
I'm pretty excited about this! I started using f22 after using Ubuntu for a number of years, and I was particularly impressed by its package management. I personally find yum/dnf easier to use than apt and slightly more transparen
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by mwambua 10y ago
I weaned myself off other editors by using vim for thought-intensive programming. When most of your time is spent trying to come up with efficient solutions to your problems, spending a little time learning more about vim isn't so bad.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I found this a little annoying myself. Lately 'Linux' somehow only translates to 'Only Debian/Ubuntu'. However, this is the first one I've come across that doesn't even distribute plain old gzipped binarie
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by mwambua 10y ago
I have a good number of invites as well. You can email me at [keybase_username] at protonmail.com if you'd like one.
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by mwambua 10y ago
Thanks for the link. PouchDB seems to be a great example of an app that inherently works better with CouchDB/Cloudant than it would with MongoDB.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I like it... that and the 404 error: [root]$ ls moo ls: moo: No such file or directory
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by mwambua 10y ago
I'll agree that the narrative you pointed out is ongoing... but I think that the idea of modern-day whites absorbing those faults is stupid... they shouldn't be responsible for the faults of their fathers. However, they do need to
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by mwambua 10y ago
To answer a number of your points: 1. Einstein was speaking about American slave owners, who were primarily white. I believe the term 'whites' is inclusive of Jews. 2. Einstein wrote this article in 1946... so there were likely a
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by mwambua 10y ago
I get the same libssl.so.1.0.0 missing lib on F23 as well. I've tried creating a symlinked file... but it still doesn't work.
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by mwambua 10y ago
Interesting... It seems broken right now; but the github & arxiv integration sounds pretty cool, so I'll keep an eye on it.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I saw something like this a while ago... Codalab ( http://codalab.org/ ). It's run by Percy Liang ( https://cs.stanford.edu/~pliang/ ). It lets you create executable worksheets to go with your papers;
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by mwambua 10y ago
Mmm... true. Though if you're truly paranoid then you'll never really trust anyone to encrypt your data. :) I use tools like attic ( https://attic-backup.org/ ) to create encrypted snapshots of my backups.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I second you on that. I only started using IntelliJ when I started heavy Java development. IntelliJ and its sister tools are a great help if you don't have the time to get into the nuances of whatever language you're using.
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by mwambua 10y ago
I've been fairly happy with it... though I'm not a heavy user. I've mostly used it to backup pictures and email. I use rclone ( http://rclone.org/ ) for my syncing email backups. It also supports a bunch of oth
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by mwambua 10y ago
Very interesting. Aside from the slight inconvenience of not being able to use standard tools like ftp, scp and rsync... Amazon Cloud Drive's $60 a year plan ( https://www.amazon.co.uk/clouddrive/ ) is still signifi

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