towelguy

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by towelguy 12y ago
No
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by towelguy 12y ago
Couldn't they just access the data directly from the databases? Something they couldn't access then. Are they talking about passwords for 3rd party services? Or perhaps passwords for encrypted hard drives?
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by towelguy 12y ago
For the second one you can write this: public int Y => 5;
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by towelguy 12y ago
>where the X and Y are either slight italics or underlined or colored to indicate they mean X and Y the variable not X and Y the letters So what happens if you open the file in a different editor?
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by towelguy 12y ago
Aparently you need the rcs and rcsdiff commands available to use it.
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by towelguy 12y ago
If only there was some sort of blockchain technology that allowed us to declare ownership over things and used algorithms and cryptography instead of policies and lawyers...
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by towelguy 12y ago
They could rename to DesktopD :)
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by towelguy 12y ago
There's no software distribution here, so the license doesn't matter. They are collecting money for your work on your behalf but without your permission.
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by towelguy 12y ago
What strikes me even more odd is that they reached their daily Bitcoin limit.
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by towelguy 12y ago
Maybe mounting a tmpfs partition on it?
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by towelguy 12y ago
The subt stopped downloading in my crappy connection and gave me this link to the installer: https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/late... Edit: Use the custom installation option to pr
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by towelguy 12y ago
Why emphatize on the download button that it is a "free download"? Maybe they'll add a payed option in the future?
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by towelguy 12y ago
It's not about being monitored all the time, but about the asumption that they could at any time.
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by towelguy 12y ago
This could be The Producers 2.
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by towelguy 12y ago
Once everybody has it, it will be easy to pinpoint the few without one as the people with something to hide.
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by towelguy 12y ago
You don't hear of Amazon but you hear of their customers. Dropbox is on AWS for example.
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by towelguy 12y ago
Can someone be charged with drug trafficking for simply running a website on which drug trafficking occurred?
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by towelguy 12y ago
Are you not worried about twitter complaining of trademark infringement like they did with TwitPic?
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by towelguy 12y ago
He's not interested in TPB, but what about his thoughts on piracy? > “People ask if I would have done anything different if I could. The answer is no. This has been nothing more than five months of wasted time.” Prison is supposed t
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by towelguy 12y ago
I don't see how it is wrong to keep your business and yourself as separate entities (or your other business in this case). For example, isn't it good practice to keep track of office renting space even if you are a freelancer and
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by towelguy 12y ago
Did prison work? I mean, will he go out and think "piracy is bad!"? If not, then what was the point?
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by towelguy 12y ago
I see there is a leaderboard, so users have a nick, but can we contribute anonymously without signing up? Also, why do you need access to my photos?
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by towelguy 12y ago
For python 3 there's also concurrent.futures: from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor ... with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=4) as executor: executor.map(create_thumbnail, images)
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by towelguy 12y ago
Duckduckgo for search, openmailbox for email, Spideroak for files.