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by sethish 10y ago
They did that first: http://jacobappelbaum.net/ <-- 10 collected accounts from people that Jake has sexually assaulted.
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by sethish 10y ago
Did you consider reading the helpful FAQ on their website http://jacobappelbaum.net/ ? They explain in detail why they aren't seeking prosecution.
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by sethish 10y ago
Instead of discussing the issues that prevent women from joining the tech community, you want blogposts about how to get women into tech. Is that accurate?
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by sethish 10y ago
Did you miss the link to http://jacobappelbaum.net/ where the rest of the testimonies are collected? Or read any of the other blogposts on the subject like this one? https://blog.patternsinthevoid.net/the-f
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by sethish 10y ago
The outright denials in this thread are one of the many reasons why people don't come forward immediately.
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by sethish 10y ago
Tell me, how would you prefer victims to speak?
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by sethish 10y ago
I hope you don't program on a back monitor. The display turns down the brightness when you're looking at dark things, and up when you're looking at bright things. The only way to disable it is to install windows...
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by sethish 10y ago
Aptitude is installed by default on Debian Jessie.
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by sethish 10y ago
> in fact I think the very idea of Django and similar frameworks should go away. I find templates cumbersome, hard to read and non-pythonic. This is incredibly dismissive and hardly a well functioning argument. I don't like to edit
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by sethish 10y ago
The anti-proprietary-js movement seems to be coming from RMS himself (given his complaints to con organizers). And he hasn't used a browser other than emacs in... ever?
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by sethish 10y ago
This is the most compelling reason I've seen to finally drop python2.
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by sethish 10y ago
Heh. The list I could make for you my friend. For one, there is a dynamic contrast 'feature' that can't be disabled from linux. When you look at dark screens, it will decrease the brightness of the backlight. The goal her
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by sethish 10y ago
> security track record as good as Google Play or iTunes Do they have great security track records? I know a lot of the integrations like games into their systems are terribly insecure.
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by sethish 10y ago
That depends on your git.push settings. I have it set to current, which means `git push` pushes the current branch to only an origin branch of the same name.
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by sethish 11y ago
I'm disappointed that a respected technology journalist can misapply the term open source so completely. If he actually meant that java can be decompiled and therefor is 'open source' then why the hell did he capitalize the
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by sethish 11y ago
If you add a trendline for the term 'Software' you will see that it has been steadily decreasing at the same rate as 'open source'.
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by sethish 11y ago
Can someone explain to me why this only happens on linux?
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Docker can forkbomb the host system: `docker run busybox “:(){ :|:& };:”`
23 points by sethish 11y ago|8 comments
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by sethish 11y ago
I would love to work on this. It would require getting a dump of all of their data, or scraping it from them however.
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by sethish 11y ago
Wait, we all realize these are grabbing the favicons for the bookmarks right? This list of .iso's reads to me like a list of default bookmarks.
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by sethish 11y ago
Unfortunately, Tmux still doesn't support true-color, which nvim added recently. I was hoping for it in the 2.0 release.
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by sethish 12y ago
hacker.tattoo and hacker.ink mistakeswerema.de
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by sethish 12y ago
If you're interested, I'd love to combine forces. Eric (the author of the newsletter) joined up with GITenberg. Github gives a LOT of surface area for additional contributors. And with our library initiative, we have the opportun
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by sethish 12y ago
Absolutely. We need guides about how to use Github to asciidoc-ify books. It looks like asciidoc has a stable future ahead too. Multiple implementations, adoption by O'Reilly and others, auto-github rendering, pandoc support (to and fr
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by sethish 12y ago
GITenberg status report. -------------------------------- Seth started GITenberg back in September of 2012. It was pretty much a one person effort. Through this mailing list, a few other people started thinking about what it could be. I dis
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GITenberg status report(groups.google.com)
32 points by sethish 12y ago|6 comments
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by sethish 12y ago
Yes. This was discussed at length with the Twitpic founder. He said something to the effect of: "don't worry, I'm working on a deal, trust me. But stop downloading the pics"
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by sethish 12y ago
I think that Marx had more of an impact. Or the Hite Report, or even the Kinsey Report.
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by sethish 12y ago
> "here's my code, if you change it send me the changes" More like: use my code, if you change it and give someone the changed version, you have to give them the source+changes.
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by sethish 12y ago
This feels like a bait and switch. Saw a free app, installed it, registered, gave it permissions and my location, and only THEN did I find out the the actual feature of the game 'SuperTrip' is a paid feature and requires an accou

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