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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
What is the connection to mouthbreathing?
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
When I read the parent comment I did not detect any suggestion that the squid communicates with the bacteria. It seems like you read this into the comment.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
This will also work: sed '/^#\{3\}/!d'
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
sed -n '/^###/p' is cross-platform friendly.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
x=$(command -v $0 2>/dev/null) sed -rn 's/^### ?//;T;p' $x Personally I would not use the author's chosen sed commands. exec sed -n '/^###/p' $x would wor
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
What if I had said "pipetting"? Semantics. Familiarirty with a piece of equipment versus familiarity proper technique when using it.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Why is CCN not economically feasible?
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
How did you get a job in a lab if you were not familiar with a pipette? "I still don't know how he did it." Practice. Learning through mistakes. Tips from others.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
No, that is an incorrect assumption. The meow command does not decrypt data. The author is suggesting that users resort to using a web browser and Crypto-JS in order to decrypt.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
You are certainly entitled to your developer perspective. What are the reasons users do not read the /legal/data page on the Julia website? What are the reasons users do not read 200+ posts from developers debating the use of opt
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
The author calls this "command line" pastebin. It uses curl and openssl to encrypt and submit. However it uses a Javascript-enabled web broswer to do the retrieval and decryption. Can we use the command line to do the retrieval
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Edit: The issue of no download statistics is an issue for the developers, not an issue for users. Why is it an "issue" for developers of a "non-commercial" project in the first place? Because the developers actually ha
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
"Humans love mobs." I am a human and I don't love mobs. This article is all about incorrect assumptions. If I am not mistaken, the parent comment just made another one. The part about the media amplifying what is on social
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Moreover, at present, we have no idea how many people use each solver (and on which platform!). Knowing how many people installed which solver would allow us to prioritize support from our finite developer time. Why not just let
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Do you mean to say that is the only difference?
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
I do not see the "incompatibility". There is a web-to-gemini gateway at https://portal.mozz.us which I think is an example to how easy it is to write one. Big Browser is the cause of so many problems that people on HN
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Funny how people can literally "forget" that Google is a third party. Probably people at Google believe they are not third parties. Not even asking or trust, just assuming it. No other alternatives. Trust relationship by defau
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
That last sentence took an unexpected turn.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
By reading the source code? def divisors(n): for d in range(1, n): if n % d == 0: yield d n = 1 while True: if n == sum(divisors(n)): break n += 2 print(n)
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
In what ways is this different/similar from "content centric networking"? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gqGEMQveoqg (Google Tech Talk from Van Jacobsen on CCN many years ago)
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
"Also interesting that Facebook is the bad guy here instead of the actual side [sic] owner including the widget." Facebook is doing the wiretapping, not the site owner. Perhaps you are suggesting that the plaintiffs could allege a
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Do not forget the hiQ Labs case where they have alleged CFAA violations against someone scraping public data.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Who forms a company that writes this corporate spyware and proudly sells it during a pandemic? Seems like that could be the "culture problem"? Is it the "incompetent managers" who are writing this code?
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Understood. Never trust tech companies about anything. Wise words.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
What I meant was not this particular instance but the future. Long term not short term. Is Facebook immortal? Companies, even the biggest ones, usually have a shelf life.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
Seems like it is impossible to verify whether it is true because we cannot see exactly what they are doing. We are just taking their word for it. It can be nothing more than a "promise" because we are not the ones responsible fo
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
A more interesting question is what if advertisers did not come back? Does Facebook have a "Plan B" for how they would sustain themselves? What would happen if advertisers pulled out and Facebook fell on hard times? Would someon
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
I think the parent comment was sarcastic.
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
The settings page requires that the user enable Javascript. I would not call haproxy "referer masking software". In any event, a proxy is not even needed. Modern browsers are open source, right? Users can edit the source and rem
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by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
If you navigate to https://duckduckgo.com/lite/ or https://lite.duckduckgo.com/lite/ , type your query in the form input field, you are using POST. If, OTOH, you were to type your query into the a

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