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Damnatio Memoriae(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by yur3i__ 5y ago|0 comments
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by yur3i__ 5y ago
I agree with this, it helps you to get exposed to new topics that are published by like minded people such that you're more likely to find them interesting than when just searching for completely random articles
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by yur3i__ 5y ago
>an acme user Now there's a rare breed
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by yur3i__ 5y ago
Telemetry by default in terminal autocompletion is a pretty big turnoff for me, even if it can be disabled
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by yur3i__ 5y ago
Anyone saying this is some mad racist thing is really over thinking this. Its just going to be used to filter hot tub streamers by race, same as you can do on pornhub or anything else
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by yur3i__ 5y ago
Metaprogramming is so much easier in an sexp type syntax than in any other language, I really do wish it was more common
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DarkSide Ransomware has Netted Over $90M in Bitcoin(elliptic.co)
3 points by yur3i__ 5y ago|0 comments
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by yur3i__ 5y ago
If this provides a solution for anonymised digital cash payments such that something like paypal or a bank transfer isn't necessary then i'm all for it.
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The Case for Government Backed Cryptocurrency(jordekang.xyz)
1 points by yur3i__ 6y ago|0 comments
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
>It might surprise you to learn that this site and its newsletter costs about $130 USD a month to run; I don't make any money off the site, so this comes out-of-pocket. I'd really like to keep that cost as low as possible http
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Secondary school in the UK covers from 11 to 16 which I think is middle school in the states, I could be wrong though
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
I'd certainly be interested in one for mathematics, as i only really have a secondary (middle) school education
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
My new rfc dropping tomorrow: hypersmell transfer protocol
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Well by possessing Pornography of someone who didn't want it made, you have to have obtained it. By obtaining said pornography another person is now in possession of compromising material of someone that they didn't consent conse
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
I don't think the same logic that is applied to piracy can be applied to child pornography as possession of child pornography has the added caveat that the subject within most likely did not give informed consent to it being made.
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
No I don't, until fairly recently i was an ardent supporter of RMS and still do support him in most aspects. > You equate this: "Having a photo or drawing does not hurt anyone" to "child pornography does not hurt anyo
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
>But even when it is uncontroversial to call the subject depicted a "child", that is no excuse for censorship. Having a photo or drawing does not hurt anyone
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
That's not really the part I have an issue with, its more the assertion that child pornography "does not hurt anyone".
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
As much as I like rms, I find it very difficult to move past his comments on child pornography[1]. [1] https://stallman.org/notes/2011-mar-jun.html#4_June_2011_(Bo...
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Possibly, until you consider that "natural" does not mean "better"
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
I spent more time than i'd like to admit getting my time down to 11 seconds
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
This may be my personal bias against google talking but I see the removal of third party cookies less as a privacy first move and more as a move to consolidate their monopoly on user data. If they can already identify people via the browser
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Because the only effective language for communicating with the past is the language that the people of the past used, if those languages die then their stories and knowledge dies with them
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
The main appeal of this to me is the whatsapp part. If I can reliably self host this and get rid of whatsapp on my phone, replacing it with an open source app then that's awesome
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
I disagree with this. Privately owned threats are still a big deal, even if government threats also exist.
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Didn't the NSA say they shut down XKEYSCORE after Snowden or am I misremembering?
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
I'm fine in the UK now
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Well yeah after they all migrated away. Bit of a token gesture to all the people who kept yammering at them really.
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
Maybe my problem is I don't do complex enough work to warrent a tool like this (I'm still a BSc student). I do use emacs for almost everything already but I don't use anything for organization really because it just seems lik
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by yur3i__ 6y ago
I do use org mode for writing documents and presentations but I feel like a lot of these 'organization' tools just result in spending more time tweaking them than actually doing the work you set out to organize.

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