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popee
13y ago
Why haven't they do this before? Cause now this looks like damage control, they have to show they care because they are losing money. But tooo late, compromised services opened significant area for others, only in question is quality
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popee
13y ago
> It is, though, a tempting and charming notion that we could all get together and decide on how much of our civil liberties we really ought to give up or not. Is this really possible in US? Or is someone just going to explain to him tha
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popee
13y ago
So naive. Wish you were right, tho
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popee
13y ago
And another NSA approved frontend? >:-)
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popee
13y ago
If rust could do that (someone hacked and remove GC), I'm sure go authors will figure something out. Well, guess it all depends on interest on that topic.
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popee
13y ago
Tagore: "It is not difficult to imagine a mind to which the sequence of things happens not in space but only in time like the sequence of notes in music. For such a mind such conception of reality is akin to the musical reality in whic
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popee
13y ago
So, when US gov bombs some country it's defense, but if someone plans bombing US then it's terrorism? And if you travel with that terrorists then you are dead? Lol :-) Also, looks like you can't see that this scenario will on
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popee
13y ago
It's not hard to see that US, China and India are big players -> they bully others. If you are little and bullied -> you just have to care even if you don't want to.
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popee
13y ago
> I miss that guy so much And Bill Hicks.
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popee
13y ago
Here is real reason why little sisters force everything into browser. Because they care about security >:-) People should stop using web/browsers for everything.
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popee
13y ago
What if you could generates messages with real meaning but are in fact spam? That way lot of people could maybe make a difference. Btw not sure how/where they sniff traffic, but creating alter egos that are consistent -> also inte
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popee
13y ago
> Anything can be redefined to terrorism Bingo
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popee
13y ago
You are not material for politician -> good thing :-) But don't be naive, they say lot of gibberish. Only thing that matters is interest.
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popee
13y ago
Didn't know about GNU ffcall until now, so thanks, very useful stuff.
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popee
13y ago
As person from country that was in former Yugoslavia i can say that situation is not simple as Americans see it. Yugoslav variation of socialism (yeah, it is important to yell that it wasn't communism) had flaws and advances. In short:
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popee
13y ago
> So, if I beat someone with a phone, I'm a hacker? Only if you beat him with phone you made or with new kung foo style you created.
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popee
13y ago
Very interesting article. I would add one more, important, thing that is specific to current situation: 11 Always talk and demand for transparency and open society. Ofc this is not true because they demand only civil sector to be open w
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popee
13y ago
Chello is nice proof of concept, but personally i'd like to see only one or two changes to C standard: 1. sizeof(function) -> would give user ability to copy functions around. 2. maybe new reserved keyword _Func -> function tagg
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popee
13y ago
Imagine. Steampunk typewriter with something like Arduino for Ethernet/TCP/IP/SSH support :-)
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popee
13y ago
Yet, at the end you can find them in the same category. How can that be? :-)
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popee
13y ago
What you do in your house is your thing, but in my country it is not legal to record stuff in public without permission. Also, yeah, humans like to share stuff, but not with enemies or whom they think is not worth sharing (like corrupted
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popee
13y ago
HTTP/2.0 should be SIP because of similarities and also integrated session management. Not some application layer binary protocol to spy on people even faster. Yeah baby :-)
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popee
13y ago
Metadata :-)
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popee
13y ago
Who is going around the world exporting wars in name of whatever ? I can't make petition for that, only you can do it. But I even can't make petition for that in EU because EU politicians are slaves, they just follow US politics
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popee
13y ago
That would be friking great. Please do that and leave others alone!
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popee
13y ago
Maybe it's better to know avg programming and avg administration and use both skills to do something really interesting? Advantages: use existing codebase, fill holes with own code and set up infrastructure for a project. With a smile
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popee
13y ago
Whenever this is real problem or not, one thought came to mind. SIP and HTTP are pretty similar. It would be nice to have kind of (REST?) translation SIP -> HTTP/1.1. No need for complications (like webRTC, websockets, etc), just si
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popee
13y ago
The point of sysadmin scripting is to automate stupid and repetitive jobs. They are payed for that kind of programming. Also, it can be viewed as kind of hacking -> word that is not popular in most of enterprise environments. You know
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popee
13y ago
Exactly. Mastering a language is function of time, but trying new language is not a bad thing. I'd even say that sticking with one language/paradigm is bad thing, because it's possible to master more then one language and you
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popee
13y ago
Some of best programmers i have met are, watch this out, sysadmins. And no, they will not do your job :-) On the other hand most of developers' knowledge is like swiss cheese, because they don't know enough about underlying machin
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