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12y ago
Thing is, Debian is already effectively (since Ubuntu) a Linux distro that's supposed to be for us. People who want a nice desktop experience go with Ubuntu, people who want a server reach for Debian. If the higher ups at Debian really
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Broken since Beta 4 and they still didn't manage to fix it before release. Apple is seriously asleep at the wheel on Safari iOS.
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If it is not patently obvious to you that broad ramblings about how "human lives have value", "lethal force is not an acceptable way to resolve conflict", "James Bond fantasy" to "primitive Social Darwinis
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13y ago
> Friendly reminder that EVERY REQUEST you make with it enabled, will be passed through Google its filters. Perhaps you should actually fact-check such assumptions before passing them along as "friendly reminders"?
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13y ago
The same activists who effectively just won the revolution are occupying the former president's residence, and have it open to the public. Journalists are everywhere. Said activists have the support of the military and the police and s
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13y ago
> This includes the thousands of people who are beheaded each year by the Mexican/Colombian cartels, which, if you look at it this way, can be blamed on the US government's 'criminalization of victimless drug use'. Wh
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13y ago
Oddly, you're the second person to have misspelled it as "investing" when quoting it on this thread. Is this like a rogue / rouge thing that people get commonly tripped up on?
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13y ago
Wow. Can he really be completely oblivious to the fact that this approach is going to bring the hammer of doom down upon them?
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13y ago
"In my day, we lived and loved with so much more depth of feeling. Not like these kids today with their [x]'s and their [y]'s."
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Have read a bit of the intro material, but I'm still not grokking what makes Kafka fundamentally different from ActiveMQ / Apollo. Can anyone sum up where and why one might need Kafka?
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What an embarrassment this whole subthread is. Starting with the bizarre suggestion that jews have some sort of special moral responsibility to intervene in any major human rights catastrophe, because the holocaust = a huge human rights cat
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13y ago
OK, so when you're talking about seizure of equipment, with all the tools and past encodes just sitting there on the machine for the taking, you're really far afield of the kind of argument you had seemed to be making. I understan
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13y ago
They're not claiming that mixing is required to let people withdraw securely or anything; it was never implemented before, the original SR never had it implemented the way that people assumed they did, etc. They seem to be claiming tha
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13y ago
Seems a little premature to point at the blockchain and say "STOLEN!". Most people won't be able to make much sense of that. The whole situation is complicated. More info: http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMar
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13y ago
Yes, I believe if you just blindly click through the initial install for the extension, the limited whitelisting (for 'unobtrusive ads') will be in effect. That's the whole idea, isn't it - to whitelist for the majority
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13y ago
I think you misunderstand. AdBlock doesn't force this whitelisting, it merely defaults to using it.
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13y ago
A little late, but I believe this is the paper mentioned: https://socrates1024.s3.amazonaws.com/consensus.pdf
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C# is basically Java with some minor differences Just about everyone I see saying this stopped seriously following or working with C# back at 2.0 or earlier. The changes since then have produced a very different beast than Java. Wh
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13y ago
Not sure what you mean by 'poorly researched'. Whatever it's flaws, it produced a hell of an innovative idea (or rather, a conglomeration of ideas into something innovative), and it has grown into something undeniably huge. S
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13y ago
At the current exchange rate, they would be losing ~$1400 USD to 'clean' $700. Nobody launders money at such a drastic loss. Given that they say their minimum 'deposit' is 1 BTC, even finding a handful of extremely gulli
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13y ago
A good question that neither this crap article, nor the BBC article it links to on the specific BitTorrent claim, makes any attempt the answer. One would have to go to the single source of the claims - Sandvine - to figure it out. The clos
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13y ago
What's really sad about this is that all of these federal agencies, the journalists reporting on them, and the public at large, continue to take it as a given that the polygraph is a useful and reliable tool that does what it says on t
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a - Not sure what's creepy about this. Seeing legit reviews from people I actually know, or at least bothered to add to a social service, would likely be more useful to me than J Random Reviewer. Also, back-of-book reviews are trying t
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My Thoughts on WSGI
(grisha.org)
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Pfft. Most big ticket games continue to be the familiar standalone titles without any in-game purchasing models. Sure, DLCs and 'season passes' and the like are more common. But the vast majority of money that a big AAA title is g
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I don't think you understand what QNX is or where it's used then. QNX will not be seeing serious competition from Android or iOS anytime soon in the domains it has locked up - ones which require hard real-time.
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I feel like you're reading a different HN than I am. Can you link some concrete examples of someone 'making fun' of either losethos's mental illness, or his OS? have you turned on showdead and seen some of his recent com
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You're way off base here - consider turning on showdead and reading some of his posts, or even just googling the guy, before making wild assumptions. Nobody is snarking on losethos and designating him mentally ill because he wrote an O
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I'm not sure there's enough substance buried in the racist drivel to be worth bothering in this case. More than a few of us here are old enough to have spent afternoons typing in BASIC programs with lots of DATA sections from the
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Maybe there's an interesting discussion to be had about that. But OP asked: > What are some of your favorite programming/security/sysadmin mailing lists and IRC chaneels? He is looking for open channels, and you leave a po
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