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unhammer
12y ago
perhaps M-x mc/mark-all-in-region-regexp though I just installed multiple-cursors now, have never tried Sublime so no idea what the deal is with these multiple cursors
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unhammer
12y ago
Some other good ones are http://www.badscience.net/ and http://www.statisticsdonewrong.com/index.html (I suppose both of those links are relevant versus the awfulness in this Atlantic article.)
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unhammer
12y ago
From this post: "The I2P vulnerability works on default, fully patched installation of Tails. No settings or configurations need to be changed for the exploit to work." From https://tails.boum.org/security/Sec
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unhammer
12y ago
> you probably need to remain constantly connected and moving data through Tor 24/7 I guess this is why they recommend running a (non-exit) relay – at the very least it increases the cost of figuring out when you're using Tor y
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12y ago
http://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2010-06/15-linux_ocr_software... is a very simple comparison (linked from the post). So with a small enough test set, abbyy is infinitely better
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unhammer
12y ago
The reason the backup-directory in emacs is an association list instead of a simple string is that some people might want some backups in some dirs and other backups other places. More powerful → more complex. Turn on line numbers everywher
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unhammer
12y ago
When I had a Mac, I would use Command as Meta (and caps as ctrl, which is a good idea no matter what OS/editor you're using). (Unfortunately option is still needed for certain symbol, like /|\, in many keymaps, but that'
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12y ago
Well, there are interesting follow-ups at least: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jopy.12104/abstra... (summarised at http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-green-mind/201
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12y ago
according to https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viquip%C3%A8dia:La_taverna/Nov... it uses (the FOSS RBMT system) http://www.apertium.org/ for Catalan-Spanish :)
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First Look at the Wikimedia Content Translation tool
(blog.wikimedia.org)
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unhammer
12y ago
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unhammer
12y ago
Eh, people probably shouldn't recommend lewrockwell.com if they want to be taken seriously, e.g.: http://www.lewrockwell.com/2014/07/no_author/whats-in-vaccin... (which even manages to repeat the popular
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unhammer
12y ago
So now it's a "Right to a Streisand effect"
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unhammer
12y ago
Published by http://oamsjournal.com/ – I'm not panicking yet :)
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unhammer
12y ago
"Call https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_Palmer " :)
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unhammer
12y ago
I suggested a possible solution to the author of package.el: make it so when you install a package "foo" from archive "bar", you install "bar/foo", not just "foo". On updating, you should only ge
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unhammer
12y ago
Even with libxml's xmllint you can do some xpath stuff: http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Xml_grep
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unhammer
12y ago
But why was the Hollerith card 80 chars wide in the first place?
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unhammer
12y ago
Had some neat properties at the time though, like speeding up coded communications, and: "a speaker who has acquired a language during their childhood sounds distinctly different from a person who acquired the same language in later li
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unhammer
12y ago
Double disappointment (it also looks fairly ugly, as do all monitors I've seen apart from Apple's ones, which don't work with non-Apple computers :-/)
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12y ago
Me and my gf went through a range of note-taking apps to find one that she could use for organising her business TODO's and notes. She did try Evernote, but the feeling was always "what do I do with all this". She ended up us
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unhammer
12y ago
If I worked for Google I'd probably be _more_ concerned since it's now colleagues who can read my stuff, not just anonymous-sysadmin-I-will-never-meet =P
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unhammer
12y ago
and what if you want to tag a file that's tracked by version control? or a figure that's referred to by some .tex file? or a huge film that will be deleted and resent by rsync next time your backups run?
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12y ago
The one I use most in addition to ownCloud is http://subsonic.org/ – after I ripped my full music collection I no longer felt the need for a Spotify subscription. Subsonic has a really nice Android app, but the only iPhone
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12y ago
And all those functions wrapping [[, ugh. maybe I should start doing this in Python def plus (a,b): return a+b
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"My Google Code-in experience with Apertium"
(google-opensource.blogspot.nl)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Looks like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duplicity_%28software%29 does something like this. Ie. client-side encryption that is still rdiffable.
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12y ago
You could argue the opposite in "game theoretic terms" since much of the advertising industry lives off user-tracking and privacy violations. It's bad privacy hygiene to allow all that tracking into your browser. (Though I&#x
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12y ago
How is it different from Pagekite? (Apart from requiring node.)
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12y ago
OsmAnd+ works great offline ;)
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12y ago
Also happy owncloud user for over a year; though i mainly use it for calendar+contacts (both synced with both phone and emacs) and auto-backups of pictures I take with my phone. Documents and such I tend to keep in various public or private
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