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Privacy International(privacyinternational.org)
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by raldu 11y ago
> for reasons of people desperately trying to secure themselves from bad actors, end up finding technical solutions that are indistinguishable from malware and other kinds of network attacks/exfil techniques. Additionally, IoT se
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Decentralized Public Key Infrastructure [pdf](github.com)
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by raldu 11y ago
It is fun to observe that everyone might be busy tinkering with mentioned features instead of commenting.
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by raldu 11y ago
Plus, people on psychedelics are already communicating in a level that sober people cannot understand.
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Security without Identification (1985) [pdf](cs.ru.nl)
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RubyFu: Where Ruby Goes Evil(gitbook.com)
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Gocryptfs: Simple, file based encryption with a mountable filesystem(nuetzlich.net)
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by raldu 11y ago
It is very surprising that researchers could measure changes just after three days! One alarming detail about the article, however is the mention of "dose", which I think reflects the general Western, mainstream attitude to medi
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Twitter and Facebook Restricted in Turkey Following Ankara Bombing(d8news.com)
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Tim Berners-Lee: demand your data from Google and Facebook (2012)(theguardian.com)
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Sneak Attack on Net Neutrality(battleforthenet.com)
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Why Banning Secure Email Won’t Stop Terror(protonmail.com)
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An underground club of travelers who hack airlines to fly for free(theplaidzebra.com)
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by raldu 11y ago
A detailed discussion of the book at SEP can be found here: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feyerabend/#2.13
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Learning works best when you don’t overthink it(nautil.us)
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by raldu 11y ago
I can see that the author shares the best distraction-free writing environment he realized by tweaking plugins and configuration, which works for himself/herself. Which is awesome. However, it should be noted that Vim already is a
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by raldu 11y ago
Exactly. The article overall is biased towards authority of some elite "experts" over more democratic, collaborative, community-driven work. Sketching SEP as the only hero that saves internet from being an information junk while c
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Patching Rails Performance with 10% Speed Improvement(engineering.heroku.com)
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by raldu 11y ago
As an existing solution, newsbeuter [1] is an excellent and fast terminal reader with many features. I have settled with it for a while after trying many alternatives. If you are too much into e-mails and using a terminal reader like mutt,
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by raldu 11y ago
Very impressive. It could as well generate names for each song with some effort. That sample outputs are the exact same length highlights the fact that songs are "generated".
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by raldu 11y ago
Although slightly different, Commandlinefu is a similar project with many number of entries: http://www.commandlinefu.com It also has a terminal client called "fu": https://github.com/samirahmed/fu
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by raldu 11y ago
For the interested, Ruby equivalent of the same concept is Opal: http://opalrb.org/
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by raldu 11y ago
PDF.js reader can be disabled in Firefox by setting "pdfjs.disabled" value to true in "about:config".
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by raldu 11y ago
Before anything, the obsession with speed seems like a management fantasy that tries to squeeze more out of workers in less time. We shouldn't forget that we're all human, and there are myths and facts related to working fast. Wor
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Wikipedia in Print with 7600 Volumes(artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Toss Productivity Out(zenhabits.net)
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by raldu 11y ago
You may find noprocrast feature on HN settings page useful. It is a polite reminder that tells you to go back to work. You can adjust how many minutes you can stay at HN ( maxvisit ), and when you can come back ( minaway ).
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Open Data Bills Move Forward in California(eff.org)
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by raldu 11y ago
Before anything, know that it is actually the people that matters in the end of the day, not "topics". You are creating with people for people, it is people that'll give you the "push" you needed, people who give

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