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by pigeons 10y ago
Because it works great with JS turned off, and you can measure what is using your CPU an d what it is doing and how much time it is taking (also you can measure the network).
332.
by pigeons 10y ago
Actually I do find javascript making many sites that are ultimately just displaying text, so slow as to be unusable.
333.
by pigeons 10y ago
How is "prevent snooping from Corporate spies, hackers, and the like" not exactly "for privacy"?
334.
by pigeons 10y ago
No, there were 3K BTC worth of short ~positions~ right before the attack.
335.
by pigeons 10y ago
Cult of DJB
336.
by pigeons 10y ago
Also there are privacy issues/tracking of hardware addresses.
337.
by pigeons 10y ago
And that's why I don't use Uber, their drivers are much less professional (smoking, loud music, don't know the area, poor driving skills) than taxi drivers.
338.
by pigeons 10y ago
duh.
339.
by pigeons 10y ago
I run into walls and furniture all the time if I can use the system long enough without getting sick.
340.
by pigeons 10y ago
nope, but I wouldn't argue if you called it an unregistered security.
341.
by pigeons 11y ago
He isn't talking about telegram, which isn't open source except the client.
342.
by pigeons 11y ago
Also https://www.community-exchange.org/docs/Gesell/en/neo/
343.
by pigeons 11y ago
There may be an error about the drive hardware not being emulated because vice can't find the ROM for the disk drive hardware. Several distros that package vice don't ship these images dumped from the hardware. You can download th
344.
by pigeons 11y ago
Signature verification for android applications has been a tough one: http://www.saurik.com/id/19
345.
by pigeons 11y ago
Force them to intimidate and torture at least one side of every communication they want, instead of letting them intimidate and torture three or four centralized service operators to get everybody's communication.
346.
by pigeons 11y ago
2011
347.
by pigeons 11y ago
The sole purpose of Iceweasel is to not be subject to any restrictions (mozilla approval of changes) that may come with distributing trademarked "Firefox" software.
348.
by pigeons 11y ago
The tor browser bundle and bitcoin use bitcoin's gitian deterministic reproducible build system: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/gitian-bu... https://trac.torproje
349.
by pigeons 11y ago
Floppies not CDs
350.
by pigeons 11y ago
http://bitcoinrelaynetwork.org/
351.
by pigeons 12y ago
> Open hardware like the Raspberry Pi You can't even boot the raspberry pi without running closed software. That seems pretty far from "open hardware". True that likely any similar project requires closed source drivers fo
352.
by pigeons 12y ago
you're not a real scotsman
353.
by pigeons 12y ago
And a ridiculous one
354.
by pigeons 12y ago
really a lot of pro-city living propoganda on HN. I've just accepted its not the mountainsteader demographic.
355.
by pigeons 12y ago
>How many adults buy their booze illegaly today? none Its a lot more than none. You can't buy good traditional local corn whiskey legally, and quite a premium is paid.
356.
by pigeons 12y ago
One theory is that if people aren't forced to expand the economy via polluting methods of producing just to make enough money to live, some of the climate change alleged to be caused in part by that industrial activity will be ameliora
357.
by pigeons 12y ago
proof of stake seems to be hardly an answer to the problem. And maaku seems to be pointing out that proof-of-work WITH SUBSIDY so far has worked, but without subsidy the dynamics are quite different.
358.
by pigeons 12y ago
Windows 2000. Faster in every way I could come up with, particularly local file and SMB network access, and not crippled to not support raw sockets like XPSP2 is.
359.
by pigeons 13y ago
the above link should be for wikia.com it seems.
360.
by pigeons 13y ago
who calls Plan9 silly?

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