petsos

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by petsos 13y ago
Save the lecturing, you don't know if he needs legal advice. Maybe he has already gotten legal advice.
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by petsos 13y ago
You assume a definitive definition of "abusive".
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How to make a MacBook Kensington Lock Adapter(spinellis.gr)
1 points by petsos 13y ago|0 comments
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by petsos 13y ago
There are too many assholes to introspect with each one of them. I'd rather lose some insight.
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by petsos 13y ago
And what's wrong with that?
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by petsos 13y ago
So the more reasonable thing is to block mentally instead of letting the computer do it?
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Somalia: Pray before, during and after your flight(voicesofafrica.co.za)
3 points by petsos 13y ago|0 comments
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by petsos 13y ago
Thank God for not being a police state dystopia like Singapore.
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by petsos 13y ago
> free elections That's ironic, you being an American and all. > the right to arm yourself This is rich.
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by petsos 13y ago
If you are going to trust BoxCryptor you can as well trust BTSync directly.
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by petsos 13y ago
That's all good but if your DB can't handle your insert rates you only have files as an option. And most DBs have very poor insert rates.
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Nuitka Release 0.4.3(nuitka.net)
1 points by petsos 13y ago|0 comments
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by petsos 13y ago
Why NetBSD? - For its excellent backward compatibility: NetBSD 6.1 is still able to run a.out binaries built for NetBSD 1.0 - For its system-independant build system. Building NetBSD needs a POSIX system with a C compiler, which does not ne
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What's the shrewdest, smartest maneuver you've ever seen in business?(quora.com)
7 points by petsos 13y ago|1 comments
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by petsos 13y ago
That's not a problem because it would then be illegal to hack it and it would be solved the way all illegal actions are solved.
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by petsos 13y ago
These quotes are not out there in a vacuum, they are on a site that randomly deletes your Facebook account. Even if you don't know any of these people it doesn't require much to realize they are jokes. I mean who would ever say "It's the mo
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by petsos 13y ago
Save the lecturing, you can do this in virtually any OS.
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by petsos 13y ago
True, but LAMP and vulnerabilities are BFFs.
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by petsos 13y ago
Debian is a distribution for bureaucrats. For installations that are just being maintained. If you are anything close to hacker do yourself a favor and use something else.
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Spark Inspector - Runtime Inspection for iOS Apps(sparkinspector.com)
1 points by petsos 13y ago|0 comments
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by petsos 13y ago
GMail is just some text and links too. Why does it get a free pass, but twitter doesn't?
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by petsos 13y ago
If my server is web site running Django then the special one that I'm manually managing happens to be the most important one.
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by petsos 13y ago
How is it not an apt comparison? What pip would do in this case is bypass apt and install the latest version of Django and its dependencies. If I'm going to do that I might as well build the database and server from source too to have the l
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by petsos 13y ago
Likely yes. But if I had to choose between the original developers and someone that has to maintain 20 different packages, I will chose the original developers.
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by petsos 13y ago
True, but a security update means both better and more stable.
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by petsos 13y ago
Well, it also packages tar and I can untar and install any package from source.
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by petsos 13y ago
Right, this may be true for the kernel, but it can't be and it is not true for all of Debian's packages. Case in point Django: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/internals/security/ Since the release of Django 1.4, version 1.2 stopped
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by petsos 13y ago
And that I think is the biggest problem of Debian. They aim stability but how can you possibly claim that your custom backports are stable when e.g. the original developers have stopped supporting it? They may be able to pull it off with th
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by petsos 13y ago
So our options are either bleeding edge versions or prehistoric ones?
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J.C. Penney Apologizes in TV Spot(businessweek.com)
10 points by petsos 13y ago|17 comments

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