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by phaer 12y ago
That might be a good situation to remember that almost all television and radio stations in Hungary are under governmental control and so it might make sense for the government to keep people away from too much Internet usage.
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by phaer 12y ago
blacksmith_tb wrote "relay, not "exit node", so I guess their droplets don't receive any DMCA requests.
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by phaer 12y ago
The very same person could just use tor to begin with, without running an exit node at all. And from some perspectives, including mine, that's a good thing, at large.
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by phaer 12y ago
> Anyone here a security expert with experience with TOR? The FBI's claim that they just typed random values into a login to accidentally reveal the server's IP address seems far fetched. That's hardly related to TOR, but
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by phaer 12y ago
> The Qubes Windows Tools are proprietary but we distribute the binaries for free with current Qubes OS releases. Out of curiosity: What's the reason for them being proprietary while the rest of the system seems to be free software
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by phaer 12y ago
As far as I see, Readme.io has additional features but everything you've listed is available for free on readthedocs.org, built on Sphinx which is free software.
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by phaer 12y ago
Considering that code which runs client-side is untrusted ,your users could easily change it, how does one deal with security in "isomorphic JavaScript"? Is it just the rendering running on both sides with all business logic remai
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by phaer 12y ago
Why should it? There's not too much a lamp can do besides being switched on and off and maybe changing the brightness and/or color. I guess a REST interface, it not a simpler protocol, would be more than sufficient to control it.
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by phaer 12y ago
Bruges is a City in Flanders, Belgium. It's not in Germany.
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by phaer 12y ago
I guess you are referring to the GTK/QT/... theme used? Most tiling WMs don't set one by default, but you can easily do so by using a custom .gtkrc-2.0 or so[1]. [1] see, for example, https://wiki.archlinux.org&#x
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by phaer 12y ago
The main difference between racism against gypsies and antisemitism is, that most antisemitic people are to afraid to stand to their prejudice because the public climate is against them whereas racism against gypsies is completely socially
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by phaer 12y ago
iirc, geiser supports images in a racket repl inside emacs.
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by phaer 12y ago
You write about having a rational discussion but all you come up with are some non-representative anecdotes and the "argument" of "you'll understand when you are my age". Does that make sense to you? > . I'm
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by phaer 12y ago
Gitit is awesome, it uses pandoc so its trivial to export your page to PDF (using latex), ODT, S5 presentations, etc.
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by phaer 12y ago
Correct, my argument was more about the concepts than the concrete implementations. I don't use Apples AppStore and I don't like Googles Playstore, but things like fdroid are quite nice.
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by phaer 12y ago
"- web apps don't need all the code-signing and certification hoopla that native mobile apps need to go through" You mean that's a good thing? I'd prefer a clear signing process for software to a web service running
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by phaer 12y ago
I think so too, but I did not submit it as such because I am neither the creator nor a contributor to the project, just found it on the net.
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SICL – A fresh implementation of Common Lisp(github.com)
77 points by phaer 12y ago|49 comments
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by phaer 12y ago
Yes the could, but it would at least cost them more resources which could matter at the scale most spammers work.
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by phaer 12y ago
It sounds very advanced but an assembler for a rather simple architecture like z80 is much easier to write like most (other) compilers for example.
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by phaer 12y ago
Nice project, but it seems like it would need some (financial?) support: > As of the current release, my focus will shift back to finalizing my dissertation and inherently, my PhD. Since I can no longer rely on university support for Iri
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by phaer 12y ago
Yes, GPL: https://github.com/project-iris/iris/blob/master/LICENSE.md
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by phaer 12y ago
How can you (or an 'average user' whoever that might be) carefully evaluate untrusted certificates? Wouldn't i need some kind of detached information like the certificates hash signed by an already known gpg key? The CA idea
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Android IMSI-Catcher Detector (AIMSICD)(secupwn.github.io)
4 points by phaer 12y ago|0 comments
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by phaer 12y ago
You could mention in which ways you tried it, because helm ( https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm ) does all the things you mention as far as i know.
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by phaer 12y ago
Could you elaborate on the features you are missing from ido-mode and helm?
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by phaer 12y ago
I haven't used CtrlP too much, but what are you missing in ido-mode or helm?
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by phaer 12y ago
> Until it goes wrong Why? Emacs reports errors fine in my experience and if not it includes a debugger. > or you have to delve into elisp What's the problem with elisp? I guess its a matter of preference, but in my opinion elisp
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by phaer 12y ago
"and include both read and unread messages"
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by phaer 12y ago
You might be interested in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_single-board_com... . There's a table including USB 3.0 and SATA support at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_s

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