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sirsar
13y ago
I have a big problem with the "you might miss unknown-to-science micronutrients" argument. If that's the case with Soylent, it should also be the case for the average person's diet, which is far from optimal. I'd ra
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13y ago
As I understand it, disconnect.me handles tracking cookies and the like, which is fine for protection against third parties, while Paranoid Browsing throws chaff at the ISP, NSA, etc.
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sirsar
13y ago
There's no timezone on the Time of Day chart. Any good guesses?
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sirsar
13y ago
How is the camera panning done? It works on Windows Chrome but not Ubuntu or Mint Chromium.
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sirsar
13y ago
Liberty Reserve got shut down. Bitcoin can't be shut down. To the laymen you referenced: https://bitcoinstore.com
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13y ago
The interviewer didn't even get the operator's first name. I think he (she? they?)'ll be fine.
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13y ago
OK, fixed. I use an Optimus laptop (yeah, bad decision) which Chromium doesn't support. The solution is to tell it to support it anyway: $ optirun chromium-browser --ignore-gpu-blacklist Now it works fine. Edit: fixing the problem on f
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How do I run it? Crashes Firefox 23 No effects on Chromium 28.0.1500.71 >Error creating WebGL context. three.min.js:412 >Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'getExtension' of null Linux Mint 15 x64
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13y ago
Is there a signature anywhere to prove that it was authored by Satoshi?
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13y ago
It pains me to see how many I cannot answer. Also: >Sketch briefly Sir Walter Raleigh... I would have failed this horribly.
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13y ago
>passwords [...] are stored in reversible form Please show me a password manager which does NOT store passwords in a reversible form. Hint: it's not possible.
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13y ago
That's true. For example in Python, you declare the query as "Select * from a where b=? and c=d" and then put a tuple (z,) to specify b. It's something the NYSE should get "hip" to.
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13y ago
Even if there isn't one currently, windows exposes an interface to the screen through gdi+ which can be used in a C++ program, for example.
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13y ago
Sanitizing your inputs is apparently even harder than salting and hashing your passwords, something even the big-name companies tend to mess up. Sigh.
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EVE is very careful about keeping everything in "an alternate universe" which saves them from prosecution. Meanwhile the SEC, FinCEN, et al have decided to regulate Bitcoin, and there's no universe barrier to save it.
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13y ago
Sigh. There's a saying about closed-source crypto...
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13y ago
> I couldn't buy bitcoins with my Paypal account or credit card I'm very interested in any irreversible asset you can buy anonymously with a reversible payment method. Seriously.
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13y ago
I actually had a few of my friends using OTR, until they realized that - it's extremely buggy between software (e.g. Jitsi + Gibberbot) - it's a huge hassle to use on multiple devices Then PRISM came out and... they didn't ca
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Court Rejects State Secrets Defense in Dragnet Surveillance Case
(wired.com)
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Off-by-one errors are very common (and they have a long history). My best guess is "an honest mistake." As for the "endemic blind spots," any crypto software needs professional reviews and a good deal of time before it c
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There was, initially, some semblance of progress: http://www.whitehouse.gov/the_press_office/ClosureOfGuantana...
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All in the name of the war on terror
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Handbook of Applied Cryptography (2001)
(cacr.uwaterloo.ca)
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Just remap it within the FPS (don't they all have this option?), or press Alt+Shift when you enter the game.
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13y ago
Colemak provides a Capslock-intact version. Colemak was designed with the aid of a computer, to find the optimal layout.
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13y ago
Remapping my AltGr layout has done me wonders. I can press AltGr with my right thumb, and then I get {}[]()_= as the no-motion home row. Colemak has nothing to say about AltGr.
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Colemak keyboard layout
(colemak.com)
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If the Winklevii own "1% of all Bitcoins," I would hope that they know how to do split key sharing and store their Bitcoins on paper. I would hope.
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Good, we've acquitted the guy with children's chalk. Now can we please jail those responsible for the illegal foreclosures?
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I'm not saying it's necessarily right, but: 1) It relates to the general anti-gov't sentiment with Snowden , NSA, et al 2) The man was recording the police with his smartphone
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