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by ra 13y ago
It's a slight bummer but not really a big problem. If the community doesn't like the license it'll just fork and we'll end up with a similar situation to MySQL and MariaDB. i.e. we're better off in the end. Open sou
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by ra 13y ago
Extremely unlikely given the vast distance. Swinburne Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Matthew Bailes thinks the most likely source of the bursts are cataclysmic explosions in the Universe's most magnetic neutron stars, otherw
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by ra 13y ago
"Should the Commission decide it necessary to suspend the data sharing agreement of passenger details — including personal and sensitive individual data — it could ultimately lead to the grounding of flights between the EU and the U.S
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by ra 13y ago
Agreed. NZ is one of the five eyes and relies quite heavily on the ANZUS treaty for defence. In Snowdons case I'd avoid NZ - even if it was possible to get there without flying through psuedo-US controlled airspace.
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UNSW publishes detailed cloud/data sovereignty toolkit(delimiter.com.au)
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by ra 13y ago
Might be a good opportunity to push your code to bitbucket. It's come a very long way in the last 12 months including unlimited private repos.
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by ra 13y ago
I don't think so. To some of those countries the US is already 'the boy who cried wolf'. If anything it will motivate latin american nations to work together on the issue. If they act together for Snowdon's safety, it&#x
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by ra 13y ago
overreaching incompetent bullying.
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by ra 13y ago
Do you have any data / references to support this?
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by ra 13y ago
No but maybe it could fly over the arctic to iceland, refuel then to somewhere in northwest africa for a quick refuel, then across the atlantic. Bit of a trek but possible?
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Application for registration approved – The Wikileaks Party(aec.gov.au)
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by ra 13y ago
It's funny, when I first saw the slide I assumed that $20mm was the anual fee for other intelligence organisations to gain access to PRISM.
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by ra 13y ago
This is where deduping of URLs would really help. This mobile version even has two versions of the canonical tag [1][2]. All HN has to do is read that tag. [1] <link rel="canonical" href=" http://www.nytimes.com&
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The 'Edward Snowden Aviation Club' and other ways to beat US persecution(guardian.co.uk)
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by ra 13y ago
I think Switzerland's financial industry is too important to risk by getting involved in this. Those in glass houses?
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by ra 13y ago
Nice. Why no paid options? I'm guessing because this was a weekend project. If so, nice work!
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by ra 13y ago
TLDR; RTFM!
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EU demands clarification over US spying(guardian.co.uk)
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First Transiting Planets in a Star Cluster Discovered(cfa.harvard.edu)
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by ra 13y ago
You're right: http://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/?id=7007 It must have been just over a year ago I last checked, and it looks like it's been available since last July!
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by ra 13y ago
I tried that, it wasn't nearly as slick as pycharm.
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by ra 13y ago
Absolutely. Uwsgi is rock solid and Roberto is very proactive in maintaining and progressing it.
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by ra 13y ago
The real strength of uwsgi is it's emperor mode [1]. On my servers I have one upstart job whose role is simply to start the emperor daemon and make sure /var/run/uwsgi permissions are correct for writing sock files. Each
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by ra 13y ago
Ghostery. Can't recommend it highly enough; also works on Chrome, Safari, Opera and IE.
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by ra 13y ago
JetBrains webstorm looks really cool, I wish they'd push that functionality into PyCharm.
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Bitcoin - merchant howto(en.bitcoin.it)
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by ra 13y ago
I use SES with DKIM and SPF. It's fast, cheap and I've never had a single email go to spam.
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by ra 13y ago
It makes me want to develop applications that spread the use of encryption.
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by ra 13y ago
To clarify, I was referring to the public statements made by China and the US regarding Snowdon and his revelations (you know, this thread?). Also I sad, 'look like'.
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by ra 13y ago
Oh wow (from the wikipedia article): Australia The Cybercrime Act 2001 No. 161, Items 12 and 28 grant police with a magistrate's order the wide-ranging power to require "a specified person to provide any information or assistan

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