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runn1ng
14y ago
Not sure about the laws. I will surely provide the source code after a while so anyone can do an anomymous seedbox like this. otoh, it's not that easy to set up... you have to get the torrent service (I am using transmission-remote) and the
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runn1ng
14y ago
I hope that by the time it gets 20 seeders, the torrent has enough "life" to sustain itself, but it's not yet so popular to get any complains.
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runn1ng
14y ago
My service is not seeding it anonymously at all. The only "anonymizing" part is that I stop the seeding after it got 20 seeders (based on what trackers tell me) and delete the file from my disk. On the other hand, the upload is on hidden se
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runn1ng
14y ago
We will see. I am very well aware of what is going on in "torspace" (some parts of Hidden Wiki made my stomach go inside out). If it will become that bad, I will have to shut it down.
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runn1ng
14y ago
It is verry possible that if more people try it, my server won't handle the traffic.... let's hope not
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Show HN: AnonTorrent
(karelbilek.com)
50 points
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runn1ng
14y ago
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runn1ng
14y ago
Wow, this is so hacky and yet so cool :)
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runn1ng
14y ago
Well I know that he made Apple Inc back in 80s, but really, what did Woz do since then? Steve Jobs made iTunes, iPod, iPad, iPhone. Woz said some things and was on dancing with the stars.
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runn1ng
14y ago
I am in Czech Republic, so it will probably be no use to you I pay the equivalent of 7.39 USD/month http://www.bezobav.cz/vps-virtualni-server.html
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runn1ng
14y ago
I am using cheap VPS for that, with debian (so it even has "apps" in aptitude :)) I cannot recommend it highly enough... it's great for doing quick perl experiments and even coding from phone/tablet through power of vi and screen, it's grea
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runn1ng
14y ago
When I tried to find more about this once, I found out that all "sources" were basically Bruce Schneier opinion pieces.
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runn1ng
14y ago
Jabber and GTalk are completely interoperable, though.
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runn1ng
14y ago
Why amateur? He was running it in virtual machine to see what the virus is actually doing.
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runn1ng
14y ago
No. Please no. Don't do this.
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runn1ng
14y ago
Why do phone companies feel the urge to reskin default Android? I never feel it's better than the stock android, and it's usually inconsistent with half of the applications.
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Motorola phones are running process that logs OS changes, sends them to Motorola
(reddit.com)
1 points
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runn1ng
14y ago
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runn1ng
14y ago
That's perfect, thanks!
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runn1ng
14y ago
A hint to everyone: If you got the link, made by "Get link", and you don't like the innecessary preview in browser, just add "?dl=1" to the end of the link example: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1axoy96uwa80wko/matfyzak%20%281%29... - ugly pr
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runn1ng
14y ago
Add "?dl=1" to the second one it is a simple link again https://www.dropbox.com/s/s3wlvb7h36o5uvb/20111022_131203.jp... Magic!
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runn1ng
14y ago
She is nine. Just saying.
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runn1ng
14y ago
Web apps are by definition more secure. Well, as secure as the browser, and those are very secure today.
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runn1ng
14y ago
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html Richard Stallman, Right to Read, 1997. It's really chilling to read this story today, when half of it is already truth.
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runn1ng
14y ago
I know it was a joke comment, but names like "Flame", "Duqu" or "Stuxnet" are not names in which those viruses were developed, but those were attributed to them later through security community
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runn1ng
14y ago
Well.... I wont pretend I understand all of it, but it seems their offering is pretty big. So it doesn't have to do much with "Windows" OS in any sense, it's just a little confusing name for their SaaS. Thanks!
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runn1ng
14y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but I never understood what Azure actually is . All I hear is some buzzwords. And this makes it even more confusing. Can some smart people of HackerNews explain that? Is Azure similar to Amazon EC2? Or is it just some
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runn1ng
14y ago
Frankly, I don't have an idea of what are you trying to say or imply.
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runn1ng
14y ago
" Characters in the first, second, and third positions cannot be identical. " Any reason for that? Using pretty similar passwords with minor differences is how I manage to remember passwords for all those fifty different services I have to
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runn1ng
14y ago
Just an information - the unnamed customer was 4chan.org, and, according to the group ... I think twitter, it was because they don't like My Little Pony fans, that have a board over there. Stupid internet drama indeed.
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runn1ng
14y ago
That last part is true - and it's evident from your application that you give more weight to the movie than to the technical details. And it's good, in a way. But in my opinion, even to a less powered user, it's still important to know if h
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runn1ng
14y ago
I don't like it that much. Yes, it's deadly simple, but what I actually like on sites like PirateBay or demonoid is the discussion below the torrent. Yes, it is sometimes idiotic and distracting, but if it's bad quality/a different movie/co
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