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by runn1ng 11y ago
Just today I wondered why are so few journalists picking up the fact that ISIS is using almost exclusively archive.org for uploading their beheading and other PR videos.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
You want to install Flash for Firefox, it will install Chrome by default.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
If you install Adobe Flash plugin for a different browser, Chrome gets bundled with it. Even if you don't want Chrome.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
I will take programs like this seriously when Google stops bundling Chrome installer with unrelated software like Adobe Flash.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
I just don't believe having Facebook opened at work will in any way increase my productivity.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
They should have used IRC.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
It's working really slow even on my own, pretty fast, computer. But then, I am running Windows in DOSBox in JavaScript. I have no right to complain. edit: welp, now I tried to run Internet Explorer 3.0 on the machine and it never finis
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Yep, Markov chain generators are always fun. I remember there being Markov chain generator for Hacker News, but it was a few months (maybe years) back.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
It's actually not Netflix making the series directly; it's being made by a separate company and Netflix is paying for US rights. Sony has the international rights, if I am not mistaken, and they sold it to different companies acro
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Just don't charge the same price for 1/10 of the contents. If I didn't feel like I am robbed off, I would probably pay.
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Netflix content by country(gk2.sk)
2 points by runn1ng 11y ago|0 comments
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by runn1ng 11y ago
I frankly never trusted Mega in the first place. Their claims were always grandiose and absurd and their business model (back as Megaupload) was always a bit sketchy. When I want secure chat, I use Signal from WhisperSystems. Yeah it has us
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by runn1ng 11y ago
This is the actual medium post, where Mike expresses his frustrations and what this article is referencing. It explains things rather well. https://medium.com/@octskyward/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin...
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by runn1ng 11y ago
All this problems seem to me like good problems to have. They all seem to stem from the fact that github is too successful . And too many people are on github and too many people are using it, often in wrong ways. Of course github should
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Yeah, maybe, sort of. Today, large chunk of Buddhism (well Mahayana (Chinese buddhism) and Vajrayana (Tibetan buddhism) at least) is practiced in societies where there was never Hinduism in the first place. So it mixed with the local religi
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by runn1ng 11y ago
It doesn't have a lot of contents in here (Czech Republic). But! It has complete history of Power Rangers franchise. I think every Power Rangers episode in history is there. So there is that.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
What about Palestine? ...ok, I am kidding.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
From what people say, the map is not complete and it should work in Poland too. It definitely works here (Czech Republic).
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FSF certified hardware(fsf.org)
3 points by runn1ng 11y ago|0 comments
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Is this read-only filesystem? It seems like it, right?
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by runn1ng 11y ago
I think that the fail of Amazon and their AWS would have far worse consequences. Half of the internet would stop working (the half that's not using Google's and Microsoft's services, anyway).
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by runn1ng 11y ago
This is a pretty good extension, that will keep javascript going, while turning off autoplay (mostly). Of course doesn't work with Flash videos, but you should disable those anyway. https://chrome.google.com/webstore&#x
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Nobody reads the talk pages. Also I don't really want to do that. It's just a necessity, otherwise your text gets immediately reverted. While when you stick with it and revert it back, you actually have a chance
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Because you want the truth on Wikipedia, basically. When I want something to be written there, I am willing to push it through, dig up all the necessary references on Google Scholar (ultimately, references to papers are the best munition yo
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by runn1ng 11y ago
I have learned that in order to actually contribute to Wikipedia, you have to treat it less like a collaboration and more like a battle. You can't just contribute and consider it done. You have to be prepare to fight your way through,
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by runn1ng 11y ago
The talk itself (not a final processed version, just a "dump" of the live cast) https://streaming.media.ccc.de/32c3/relive/7561/
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by runn1ng 11y ago
One of the points of the talk/article is that style survives compilation, obfuscation and optimization. I think (but the talk did not support that directly) that it would survive another language, at least to a certain degree.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
In the ccc talk, the author actually talk about this. But she mentioned that their primary suspect doesn't have any code samples online, and they left it at that. Their code should be online, but I am not sure what exactly is there th
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Patent trolls doing ads screaming against the bill tells me it will actually be pretty effective.
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by runn1ng 11y ago
Hey, I work for SatoshiLabs makers of TREZOR, just a small note. Jochen did a responsible disclosure and this has been fixed already in the firmware before the article hit. Also he is actively submitting patches to the firmware, which is aw

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