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by tete 12y ago
There are two reasons I see. Trouble in some jurisdictions. But then there is also people who want to secretly use Tor (using Bridges). If for example Chinese (or Iranian or whoever) want to secretly use Tor, which is possible with bridges
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Partnering with Mozilla(blog.torproject.org)
388 points by tete 12y ago|102 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I like how they consider birth as "construction ready". Oh and a side note. Being based off the original BSD its roots go back to 1977 and even earlier. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7&#x
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by tete 12y ago
I agree. However sometimes it's good to do tiny side projects in a language. This allows you to learn, see if it's really nice, help the language and its ecosystem to develop and become stable. For use outside of production it see
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by tete 12y ago
Found on the Rust subreddit. https://pay.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/2jm4vq/rust_0120_vs_c...
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by tete 12y ago
Most PDF readers have a presentation/full screen mode for this (even pdf.js in Firefox does). The nice thing about them is that PDFs work nearly everywhere (if they are made that way, which in this case appears to be true).
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by tete 12y ago
Currently they say performance and performance again. Sometimes they say nothing. Sometimes there is a good reason, sometimes there isn't. Sometimes they want to protect, sometimes they want to attack. That's the problem when you
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Rust vs. C++ Benchmark Game(benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org)
51 points by tete 12y ago|48 comments
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by tete 12y ago
In most of Europe a lot of these things depend a lot on the company/sector you work in. It might be more true in what people call the old economy, but there you simply go for longer smoking pauses, etc. How well you do after a trade sc
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by tete 12y ago
Keep in mind however that using a LiveCD means that you will lose your guard nodes, which may make it easier for an attacker to deanonymize you over time. Also Tor Browser is usually better than using Tor + another browser. Explanation abou
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GoldBug Secure Instant Messanger (NTRU, SCTP, PFS, )(goldbug.sourceforge.net)
2 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I really started to like WeeChat: http://weechat.org/
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Qubes – Secure Desktop OS Using Security by Compartmentalization(wiki.qubes-os.org)
101 points by tete 12y ago|49 comments
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79 (number)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
Did I miss something? MongoDB was never ever faster than Postgres. That's nothing new. Most of these things are clear when one reads the MongoDB docs: MongoDB stores Metadata, (nearly) uncompressed on a per document basis, so of course
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by tete 12y ago
It's probably save to use in the sense that there are a number of projects (dnscrypt, zeromq, tox, ...) are using it already.
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Proposal to abolish leap seconds [Wikipedia](en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I agree, but that's something you really want to learn about anyway. To quote from a job ad I once came across: You'll "know when to hack and then to engineer". I guess knowing this is one of the most valuable things as
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by tete 12y ago
I guess if ISPs would really go sniffing on whether they host them they would probably be able to find out (probably!). But then when you have couple of hundred VPS customer and give a tiny bit about their privacy then as long as you get pa
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by tete 12y ago
Disclaimer: Not my blog, but found it today and really loved it.
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One Thing Well – A weblog about simple, useful software(onethingwell.org)
368 points by tete 12y ago|46 comments
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by tete 12y ago
It's interesting despite being a Kim Dotcom event, despite his comments and ads. The others don't seem too happy about that either.
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Transmediale 2014 Keynote: Art as Evidence [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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Live coding a mobile graphics app with Gideros SDK and ZeroBrane Studio(youtube.com)
2 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
Yesterday I came across this and was surprised that such great development environments and ecosystems exist for a languages which such a small hype. I know, hype and good tools are not necessarily related, but I still find those tools real
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Swatting(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
But OCSP is the only thing that's widely supported as of now. You can't on one hand say "don't blame Chrome to not support something that doesn't exist", when at the same time it rejects something that's w
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by tete 12y ago
Meanwhile Chrome doesn't even support OCSP (Certificate Revocation) for performance reasons, not even after Heartbleed. I hope that doesn't sound like fanboyism, but not being able to communicate a certificate revocation properly
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by tete 12y ago
Does anyone have experience with running a public mediagoblin? I am not too experienced with Django, but I did some minor, private stuff with it. My problem are registrations of bots (not sure about the intention). There is a recaptcha plug
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German Physician Organization: ALS research inefficient and cruel(translate.google.com)
1 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments

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