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by slim 3y ago
In Tunisia, North Africa we have laws against that. It works even in third world, because those bad practices do not benefit the business, they really need to get rid of inventory sometimes and they need to do it in a safe trusted way.
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by slim 3y ago
I think the fact that it seems incredible to us that people could sacrifice their children is a testament to the advance of civilisation. children were not always so precious. if memory does not fail me, in the 20th century, there were stil
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by slim 3y ago
so you think whistleblowing is illegal if you work for the NSA ?
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by slim 3y ago
what if they are free to sell it, but you get (automatically, non negociable) 20% on every sale ?
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by slim 3y ago
no that would be a "when" :)
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by slim 3y ago
This is so good, it could be used as a list of riddles for programmers. Dividing by zero returns undefined it took me a few minutes of thinking before finding why it's wrong
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by slim 3y ago
it would protect him because he will communicate much less using it
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by slim 3y ago
maybe telnet over wireguard ? :)
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Lens-Free Camera Produces AI-Generated Photos(hackster.io)
1 points by slim 3y ago|0 comments
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by slim 3y ago
This does not apply to non americans crossing the border. So leave your phone at home when traveling to USA (if you can)
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by slim 3y ago
This is called PCM (path controller mapping), it's very new, I'm going to give a talk about it at next aws summit /s
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by slim 3y ago
consider seeding the torrents you download
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by slim 3y ago
this says that decision makers literally live in a different reality than us, thus making them unsuitable to make decisions on our behalf
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by slim 3y ago
copyright oligarchs are ruthless. in Tunisia we had UN supported "Tunis model law on copyright for developing countries" since 1967 which includes provisions against copyright for teaching, research and health. https://
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by slim 3y ago
those things are anthropomorphic by design. there's no point in being cautious, unless it's from an ideological stand point
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by slim 3y ago
some peoples badly designed software is other peoples micro services
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by slim 3y ago
each time I had to look up an iso standard, I found it on libgen. Thank you pirates!
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by slim 3y ago
hey I made http://markkit.net back in 2007 ! I want to be member of the club :)
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by slim 3y ago
we're using mosh
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by slim 3y ago
it's good at the first point. if you use a tiling wm you are not multiplexing the remote connection, or am I missing something?
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by slim 3y ago
I know this feeling. It probably just means that you live in different reality than half the people commenting here. Maybe half the people commenting here are not americans ? It's still interesting and on subject, because social networ
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by slim 3y ago
Furthermore you can target specific persons : heads of states, gov personnel, parliament representatives,... and their families, friends. You can get them "conditioned", you can drive them to commit errors for the purpose of black
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by slim 3y ago
makes sense to maintain your own wikipedia page as an "about" page. but it's too much hassle for most people
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by slim 3y ago
looks like it still needs it, there is a charging port.
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by slim 3y ago
This thing films 1200 frames per standard 35mm camera roll! It shoots 4 pictures on the 35mm film width. Which gives it similar specs to 8mm cameras. Constraint is : you can only film 300 frames at a time (a few seconds). But it makes the c
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by slim 3y ago
I don't think there is an "intrinsic risk" in anything. I personally trust F-Droid more than Obtainium and even more than most original developers themselves, because 1) F-droid has been around for a long time and it's p
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by slim 3y ago
not sure why you are saying this. if it's about security, it depends on your threat model
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by slim 3y ago
you are saying that those who benefited from early exposition to computers are better programmers but a company should somehow ignore it because it's unfair
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by slim 3y ago
it's in the github issue itself :)
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by slim 3y ago
it also helps when you have 1st world support

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