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by nisa 12y ago
Packages are signed using GPG keys from the package maintainers. The private keys are in an ideal world never even near the machine that serves the package to you.
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by nisa 12y ago
Just another theory but consider that the TrueCrypt team was always anonymous and considering that their licence is somewhat prohibitive for a open-source project it's not totally bonkers to assume that some agency or big coorporation
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by nisa 12y ago
I know both and I enjoyed this one more: http://www.ir.uwaterloo.ca/book/
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by nisa 12y ago
I really like this list here: http://matt.might.net/articles/what-cs-majors-should-know/
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by nisa 13y ago
It's unfortunately not an exception rather than yet another indication that they need to spend some energy on polishing things and fixing bugs. At least critical one... Ubuntu is really terrible at that.
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by nisa 13y ago
For me this regularly fails at: 2) Make a time plan for the week and try to stick to it It sounds so simple but is near impossible for me to do.
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by nisa 13y ago
Okay. That's me right now. How to leave the survival mode in the long term? I involuntary slip into it again and it again...
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by nisa 13y ago
apt-get build-dep beanstalkd apt-get source beanstalkd # or in your case, download the newer source-package cd ./beanstalkd-1.x.x dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -us -uc This should do the trick. There are a lot of v
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by nisa 13y ago
Yes. It's a usability nightmare. I can't do it for all messages at once..., if I scroll down the tab is gone... hell I can't even move messages to the Inbox.. only labels and other tabs are possible.
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by nisa 13y ago
The promotion tab does not work for me. A lot of my emails are miscategorized into it. E.g. monitoring emails. A flexible tab system would be really great. The Google machine learning approach does not work for me. Am I the only that experi
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by nisa 13y ago
the FSB got caught using YouTube comments.. I'ts only a german source (but a legit newspaper, afaik): http://www.op-marburg.de/Lokales/Marburg/Youtube-Kommentare-... FTA (Google Translate, slighty modified):
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by nisa 13y ago
Your comment basically outlines the status quo. It's not working too well... you also make some assumptions that are debatable... > People say they want equal pay for equal work. But they don't like some people getting paid mor
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by nisa 13y ago
It's been a few years but at least in theory ACID should avoid any race conditions. So you mean you'll face problems in a concrete implementation or due to performance optimizations? I can't image that ACID has a theoretical
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by nisa 13y ago
FTA: Busoni said that a hacker took advantage of a processing flaw in the Bitcoin exchange post. When users submit a withdrawal request, the input is checked against your balance, deducted, and the new amount recorded within a database. How
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by nisa 13y ago
I've read C++ Concurrency in Action and found it very helpful in understanding these concepts: http://www.manning.com/williams/
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by nisa 13y ago
> I read articles ... and then proceed to ... ignore it. > ...unable to motivate myself to actually go > don't even feel in control of your own thoughts > I always fall back into the same patterns. I'm not a doctor o
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by nisa 13y ago
This sounds pretty similar to my experience. Confiscated modems rang a bell! I've also dreaded the day the phone bill came. A friend and me used all kinds of workarounds: Free AOL CDs, Toll Free Dailup numbers where the banking data wa
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by nisa 13y ago
If you ignore the cloud services and rent dedicated servers you can get up to 6 TB disk space for 50$ a month. edit: 45tb for 300€/month: https://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produkte_rootserver/xs29
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by nisa 13y ago
You've already mentioned the solution: Play a sport!
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by nisa 13y ago
ss -lnp
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by nisa 13y ago
No, they can still set cookies for their domain. These got loaded on every request to a button. It's probably not too far fetched to assume that they can correlate that data to your identity through various means. http://www
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by nisa 13y ago
I hope when the games start these reports will diminish. However these games are controversial - I recommend this ( http://youtu.be/H59qzY_8XbM ) documentary that was shot in the years up to the Sochi Olympics that explains a
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by nisa 13y ago
If you take Unity as an example. It's a wonderful idea that is full of bloat, bugs and small usability problems but nobody really seems to care about it.
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by nisa 13y ago
Rendering a movie is not suitable as a proof of work function. It's probably very difficult to design a mathematical framework to verify that you really rendered the movie and not just send garbage back in exchange for coins. At the mo
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by nisa 13y ago
There is a hackerspace ( http://sublab.org/ ) and some related communities, even an somewhat? community organised ISP and some wireless communities (freifunk.net) - I'm sure they are also some web-related start-ups but I
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by nisa 13y ago
If you looking for Germany: I enjoy Leipzig. It is a more friendly, more leftist place than Berlin - full of subculture and artists. It's less expensive than Berlin but also one of the poorest cities in Germany. However I'm almost
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by nisa 13y ago
It's not profitable. The calculation is based on 9-chains per day. The chains per day are defined as as the chain length that required to obtain a block. At the moment you need a chain of at least 10 to get a block. floor(difficulty) T
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by nisa 13y ago
How privacy invasive can an extension be? If the extension can modify webpages could the extension MITM my surfing? E.g. harvesting login data, any form data, cookies and other stuff? I did not saw a discussion about these aspects but from
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by nisa 13y ago
Is there a reason for this? I'm heavily invested in Ubuntu and I'm also making heavy use of the cgroups API in its current form. Does that mean that I can't use cgroups without systemd in newer kernels? Or do I miss cgroups
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by nisa 13y ago
It's not different from SHA-256 or scrypt in that regard. However there appears to be some interest in these primechains from the scientific community. I never claimed it is solving important "problems" but I like the CPU onl

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