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9y ago
I do, actually. If you're privacy-conscious but still need to use certain high-risk programs every once in a while (such as closed-source Chrome extensions), keeping a VM instance around for that purpose isn't the most complicated
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In that case you could just boot up a VM and run Chrome with WR from there.
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While someone inevitably will try, I don't see it being good. The hallmark of the Half-Life series was not its plot, but an almost compulsive obsession with the gameplay quality. Few professional studios could rival Valve in that, let
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9y ago
Apparently his NDA has just expired.
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9y ago
The Ken Thompson Hack is a haunting idea. The intelligence agencies almost certainly would've tried to implement it at some point.
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9y ago
For anyone who's been to their conferences/seminars, this is really easy to guess from the way their employees talk. They love to paint the GRU as a cool older brother all while dissing the CIA for carrying out endless attacks aga
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He's not saying that any unpopular opinion is self-evidently true if people oppose it with such zeal. He's saying that there exist self-evidently true opinions that will be treated that way, and if you harbor one of those you shou
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And do you think anyone hold beliefs they don't consider truthful?
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I think what he's saying that if Kolmogorov was cautious enough to keep his unpopular opinions to himself, so can you.
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The problem with stuttering is that the condition is so broad and the cases are so diverse that any generalization of that kind is bound to be incorrect. So of course there'll be cases of stutters who managed to achieve complete fluenc
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Yup, definitely sounded like a SSC reader attempting to channel Alexander.
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10y ago
Which European country has the best atmosphere for startups, in your opinion?
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10y ago
As a Georgian (from the country of Georgia) I was really surprised to find out that Stallman is into our folk stuff. He seems a bit too uh, cerebral for it. I believe he even visited our country around 2010 just to research the music.