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by tedks 11y ago
Based on the last time I looked at a label on a 12-20ish (I don't know the size offhand) Odwalla bottle, it's probably about 2-300 calories, mostly from sugars, with 0 fat, little protein (unless it's a supplemented flavor wh
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Who the fuck wants to do that? Here are 10 things I could be doing besides slaving over a stove (the seventh might surprise you): 1. Reading hacker news 2. Reading reddit 3. Engaging with people engaging with my brand on Twitter 4. Reviewin
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As the creator of Soylent, Rob has probably had access to 2.0 for many years now. It's well known the military keeps civilian Soylent technology years behind what they're using.
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"The GPL prohibits use on the iPhone" is not an equivalent statement to "The Apple ToS is incompatible with the GPL". Nominally, consumers own their devices, and in most regions it is legal to circumvent Apple's dig
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Well, the USSR and other similar states funded a lot of leftist groups (and some still do). It's hard to say what's a "common leftist opinion" when you have to discriminate between people who speak honestly about their o
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Thanks for enlightening me! I've edited my post with a link to your comment.
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What changed was that VLC relicensed to LGPL, I believe, for this very reason. (Edit: This is incorrect, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9924529 ) However, there is a distortion in your post that is very, very crit
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>Magical Push is a social project which helps people to develop new positive behaviors. Oh wow, that's really cool! The popularization of cognitive science and psychology has resulted in some really great stuff, can't wait to s
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FreeeOW, that's what I get for skimming the list I guess.
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What is illegal in a download of an online drug marketplace? Are pictures of drugs banned where you live?
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I'm sorry to hear that your grandmother passed. How did her startup take the loss?
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If the OP is unauthorized access to a computer system this certainly is. Should these boys go to prison?
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Moxie, how do you do it? There are other good crypto people, good developers, good designers, and you're probably not the best at any of those things, but how do you make results like: >A few years ago, Matthew Green, a cryptographe
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> I wonder how many of the people on that think of the children side were either affected as kids, had children who had some awful experience, or are of close relation to someone who was or had kids who did. Because I could easily see so
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All of these defenses post-date sslstrip/sslsniff, and if you look at mailing list conversations in the early days of HTTPS Everywhere, you can see that it was developed as a direct response to these attacks.
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>yet still no word on Signal for Android. Just in case you're not aware. RedPhone for android does encrypted calling, and TextSecure for android does encrypted messaging, so there doesn't seem to be a reason for Signal on Andro
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Well, I imagine there's a lot of commonality between the Dutch and American logistics software stack. I would hope that securing America's ports falls within the NSA's purview. I could of course be wrong, but hey. Obviously y
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You used to be able to set yourself up as an HSDir server, and sniff the outgoing hidden service descriptors, but the author has clearly not done this given his level of technical expertise and domain knowledge.
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Yes, this is true, but I imagine the NSA to have more interest in this sort of target than in the general case (owning logistics networks seems very useful).
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This is a nice witticism but I'm afraid it's not very connected to reality.
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In what sense is it a far cry from the Red Scare? Which Red Scare, for starters? There have been two purges of leftists from American civil society in the 20th century, and both of them attempted (from the look of the outcomes) to marginali
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>Left-wing politics, though hardly major, are no longer subject to any real suppression beyond punditry's ignorance. This is not really true. Left-wing political groups are still actively suppressed by police organizations on a regu
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Is there any evidence terrorists can get gpg to work?
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NoScript has a configuration option allowing you to set HTML5 content as click to play.
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I wonder if they (or other drug smugglers) used exploits that the NSA was aware of but chose to leave open?
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That said, predators of all types usually spend time selecting their prey.
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Oh yes. If this doesn't feel like terrorism now, check back with me when you can't get to websites because exchange points keep having their power stations destroyed or their fiber lines cut. This has been happening in places like
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That's almost certainly true. However, it's equally almost certain that they would agree with the statement that the Republican Party embodies conservative values. I'd also like to clarify: I was neither assuming nor assertin
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>LOL - no. Liberal values include state housing which is proven time and time again to end mass homelessness at a smaller cost than the law enforcement, judicial and social cost of managing homeless populations. Liberal values strongly s
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> They have no real reason to dislike her. Imagine you're a freshman in college. You join a club and make friends with the people there. Quickly, the club becomes the center of your social life as you make friends with other people

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