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slashdotaccount
13y ago
What I'm saying is that the new movies are not available in DVDs so there are no quality pirate releases (only unwatchable camera rips) unless there is a leaked copy of the movie (very rare).
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
<joke>Or bring some democracy.</joke>
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
Then just don't read/upvote/post in this thread, the community already has the necessary tools (upvote and downvote) to decide whether it is the place here for this type of threads or not.
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
We need an onion protocol for the torrents: you -> [encrypted data] proxy peer -> destination peer In this case, unless all the proxy and the destination peers are controlled by policing actors they can't know who's download
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
Hollywood studios (should) make their money in cinemas, before the DVD/BlueRay release. CAMRips are not really competitors.
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
What's wrong with registering a second Google account for Youtube only (and not using its Gmail part)?
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Character literal is not a character in C
(arjunsreedharan.org)
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
But how can be the market destroyed when there is a demand. We should understand that there are those people who are being attracted to minors (we call them pedophiles), call this a disease, or whatever, but these people exist, and the vast
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
Try https://mailbox.org
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13y ago
AVR's are 8-bit microcontrollers, Cortex-M's are 32-bit and are generally more powerful and have more features (even the Cortex-M0's) than both AVR's tiny and mega series.
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13y ago
I'm currently playing with a TI Tiva-C development board, and it's great. http://www.ti.com/ww/en/launchpad/launchpads-tivac-ek-tm4c12...
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Schneier Born Yesterday?
(cryptome.org)
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
Another good option would be submitting it to the F-Droid [1] repository of open source apps for those of us who prefer not having Google's proprietary pieces of software on our phones. [1] - https://f-droid.org/
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
Troll harder, greenhorn. (account "metsgrets" created 7 hours ago) > CPAN is awful […] Navigating it is a pain […] the issue tracker is a nightmare These are opinions. I cannot see any facts to substantiate the claims. > mos
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
If you didn't enable CSS it would look fine. I certainly don't entrust the presentation of content to web designers, that would be idiotic.
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Very small program in python to turn off screen
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Humiliating ordeal: Snowden's lawyer 'harassed' at Heathrow Airport
(rt.com)
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13y ago
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Join the Process Identifier Preservation Society today
(bonedaddy.net)
2 points
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
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Some jQuery bugs
(arjunsreedharan.org)
2 points
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13y ago
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
Keeping a hacked server pwned?
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13y ago
Here is the direct URL of the PDF document: http://vidcat.org/user_data/8bb87829c039fa85f30769c96b8e1476...
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Mozilla localForage
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Today is Niklaus Wirth's 80th Birthday
(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points
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13y ago
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13y ago
I'll concentrate on the mistakes. If I were to criticise all the other many weird formulations and expressions in this guide which make it hard to unambiguously understand what the author meant, I would still sit and be typing here tom
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
A tricky one!
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Find your Facebook Friends Ranking Score
(github.com)
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13y ago
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
I expect most of these are legit. A grep for src=['"]https?:// on HTML files is hardly likely to generate false positives.
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slashdotaccount
13y ago
It is non-standard base64: it uses '_' and '-' instead of '+' and '/'. You can read in Wikipedia at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64
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Debian discovers more than 100,000 potential privacy breaches in documentation
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13y ago
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The GNU C Library version 2.19 is now available
(sourceware.org)
45 points
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13y ago
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