savethefuture

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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   I've used golang and https://golang.org/pkg/flag/ in the past, works pretty well. (and I love go) heres another great resource: https://gobyexample.com/command-line-flags
2. 122.▲
   by savethefuture 9y ago

   If you pay your cards just right, get your boss to buy low and you can sell it high. Double profit ;)
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   Well you either get your money, or you dont, its your choice if its too much work for you then I suggest you find a new job.
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   If you wanted it under the table, you could try a digital coin of some kind.
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   It is not health for a very small few individuals and companies to own a large majority of the media (including radios, tv, mags, newspapers, internet sites, etc). Look at those at the top, and follow the money.
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   The problem though is the central control of info, WHO says something is a valid and trusting source, WHO determines what people should be lead to, there are several different sides to the same story, some are "right" and others a
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   Then you have to figure out how to take down the social bots, and the people paid to spread disinfo, and all the people who are wrapped up in the disinfo :/
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   We should also be very aware and cognitive of large entities pushing their own agendas with propaganda for the benefit of themselves at the cost of us. Think for yourself, and think about WHY something was said, rather than WHAT was said.
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   by savethefuture 9y ago

   So you would like to control the information people receive and push them into different directions based on whether the "facts" are correct or not according to some set of rules? I think we need less reliance on tech and more co
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Tech will not be able to stop people from saying what they want, even when they insist on lying to spread false narratives.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    There are a large number of ways to unmask visitors using a vpn or even tor, you can use dns requests to do it, javascript, vpn log access, isp access, cookies, browser history, search queries, time attacks, webrtc, google chrome, ads...
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    They even know when you build your applications, what does ms not know about people now a days...
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Learn learn learn learn learn, dont stick to one thing for too long. Branch out, experiment, try new things.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Why is it being attached to an import/export and bank bill? How are those related at all to an anti-boycott act?
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Dial up noise, and bypassing AOL parental monitoring by using IE6. It was probably IE5 though...not sure
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    They should not have to tell you that there are risks to using online services, that should be a given...
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    I've been seeing a lot of new tools use the -go at the end to specify its a go specific package/tool. So I think what you did is perfect.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    It would depend on WHAT/WHO you are trying to remain anonymous from.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Looks like obfuscation
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    There is no "correct" way to do anything in web, I would say its generally best practice or personal preference. I tend to use # and target the tag with a data attribute and use e.preventDefault(). #! from what I've seen is u
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Maintaining privacy is now terrorism, what a world.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Think about WHY something was said, not what was said.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    You can read all you'd like, you still have to take the action to be successful. (But knowledge is power)
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    "Serverless" seems like a viable option for sure nowadays. Worth a shot no?
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    Laravel was excellent to work in, much better than the other ones I had tried.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    So it will continue to spread and now nobody can reclaim their files, and they continue to accept btc.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    I love it
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    As soon as you entered your personal information into their site you gave it to them so they could display it on your profile. You can't stop google from indexing their site. Its public period. Don't give away personal informati
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    I thought this company was going out of business, didn't they have issues paying their developers for months on end? Maybe the lumberyard deal is supporting them? But I am glad to see them still working on this engine.
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    by savethefuture 9y ago

    The Lord Gaben givith us a bountiful summer of sales. Take my money!