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EFF Launches Badge Hacking Contest for DEF CON 23
(eff.org)
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This nice solution is minimal, well scripted and very UNIXy. However, one tradeoff is that filenames for the stored password are plain. Running the tree command on the directory where encrypted files are stored would give us something like,
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11y ago
Which is exactly the reason that I have provided rather well-established examples. Protonmail is developed by a group of people from MIT and CERN, and they raised more than half a million in their crowdfunding campaign [1]. They take the ma
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11y ago
> Other than rolling our own email server, another solution is to use paid email alternatives ... Actually there are a lot of very strong free alternatives which seeks to protect privacy and security of the users. ProtonMail [1] is a ve
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Thinking Straight about Curved Space
(philosophynow.org)
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11y ago
> If you're a semi-professional web browser, you probably make heavy use of tabs. And if you are a professional one, you have less than 10 tabs opened because you are focused, and know what you are browsing.
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Ask HN: Why don't failed startups share their source code?
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11y ago
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11y ago
I have tried various solutions and finally decided on this one: https://github.com/samg/timetrap
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Group Currency
(groupcurrency.org)
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I Feel Naked
(ifeelnaked.org)
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Why Do You Need PGP? (1994)
(groups.csail.mit.edu)
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11y ago
Exactly. Even if they did win the case, that wouldn't make any difference because I have the right to make any changes to the computer that I own, and the right to treat " every advertisement as spam ", which they actually
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11y ago
Here is a related story about a urinary tract infection causing psychotic symptoms and some additional thoughts on immune system, psychosis, and evolution. Infection and Psychosis in Schizophrenia http://evolutionarypsychiatry.
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12y ago
There is much emphasis on teaching kids computer and math related subjects these days. Although it is exciting to see educational initiatives like these, they might actually be motivated by economical and institutional needs rather than ta
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12y ago
Isn't a specialized "editor" is antithetical to the very idea behind Markdown, which is to make written text as readable as possible both in plain text and the web? Markdown syntax is already too simple. The original authors
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Download and self-host Google Fonts
(github.com)
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12y ago
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The Springtime of Internet Archive 2.0
(ascii.textfiles.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
The point about piracy is a strong enough reason for freeing the source code. Why not just let people buy quality support instead of some blurb of binary data? It also would be interesting to see how many different forks emerge out of the o
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12y ago
This is an enjoyable and effective way for getting used to Ruby syntax and some basic TDD concepts. The important point to keep in mind, however, is to try to reflect on each modification that you make, so that you can also learn the langua
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12y ago
there is also vimgolf[1] for a free and more challenging alternative, in which you solve various text editing problems with least number of keystrokes. it has a nice cli[2] that retrieves problems to the real vim editor, and submits scores.
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GnuPG Discussion Revisited
(mailpile.is)
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12y ago
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Intelligence Without Reason (1991) [pdf]
(dspace.mit.edu)
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Big Omicron and Big Omega and Big Theta (1976) [pdf]
(phil.uu.nl)
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Project Gutenberg Self-Publishing
(self.gutenberg.org)
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12y ago
There have been various efforts to solve this problem for e-mail recently. Mailpile[1] is a great web-based mail client that you can host. It stores mail encrypted and has a very nice interface that makes handling mail encryption easier for
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Hampton's the Sixth Ruby Survey: 2015
(ruby-survey.com)
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Slashdot Deals
(deals.slashdot.org)
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Amazon Removes Orwell's 1984 from Kindle Devices (2009)
(nytimes.com)
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The Trouble with the Fake Net Neutrality Bills
(freepress.net)
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12y ago
A simple alias would work as a quick fix: alias rm='rm -I' With the -I flag, rm asks the user before removing multiple files or removing recursively. One of the top in my aliases file.
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