Intermediate

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by Intermediate 12y ago
TOR is effectively blocked in China, the only way to use it there is to setup a private obfsproxy somewhere abroad, but I believe it's beyond an average user skills.
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by Intermediate 12y ago
I guess what they are going to do when Turkish government will buy some advanced DPI hardware with SVM (Support Vector Machines) which is capable of blocking TOR
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Hetzner Looking Glass(hetzner-lg.com)
1 points by Intermediate 13y ago|0 comments
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by Intermediate 13y ago
I'm from Russia and happy to stay here.
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Why Maersk’s Triple E class ships are a big deal for the seasteading community(knowledgeutopia.wordpress.com)
1 points by Intermediate 13y ago|0 comments
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by Intermediate 13y ago
I'm afraid its just a joke
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by Intermediate 14y ago
No, thanks. I'll keep out of any new google services
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I decided to go with Liferea desktop RSS reader and I like it so far.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Now you can download speeches of your leader 10 times faster.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Same flaw for Russia.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
They have an intranet in N.Korea. They have some websites (e.g wikipedia) in it as local copies from the internet
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by Intermediate 14y ago
It will look exactly like SCO's present.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I don't read interviews with Linus Torvalds anymore. He's a harsh and selfish person and seems like his number one hobby is not software development, but swearing at people.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I'd rather choose death penalty than living six years without Internet
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I had problems accessing google services from China long before. I just started using proxy for all google websites, so I didn't even mentioned last changes
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by Intermediate 14y ago
There are just not so many Linux users over there.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Its normal in other countries. I've even seen dedicated field for max age on some russian job boards.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
They are not going to release it for Linux for now :(
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I have never seen publication about the same things in Russian press.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Seems like it is not the case: > You must be a US resident to accept payments.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Is it possible to accept wepay for merchants from another countries, e.g Russia?
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Check out http://www.wipmania.com/
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I wont trust it a lot since it says torproject.org is not blocked anywhere in China http://viewdns.info/chinesefirewall/?domain=torproject.org
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Indeed, we already have things like Emacs, Vim, etc. But this is not Windows, not Mac. This is SPARTAA^W GNU/Linux and there people should have freedom of choice.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Current state of SCO = future for Microsoft
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Only idiots can take words comes from Russian Government seriously. There are only huge kickbacks, budget waste and thievery behind the propaganda they forcing down our throats.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
Any that comes with Optimus. Nvidia's blob just don't see them.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
There is basically no nvidia drivers available for many modern mobile GPUs on Linux, so I doubt that Nvidia is more linux friendly than ATI/AMD nowadays.
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by Intermediate 14y ago
I guess the problem is that Nvidia pretending to be Linux supporting company (they even joined Linux Foundation) while completely disregards linux users in many ways, e.g Nvidia still doesn't support Optimus in drivers for Linux. What stopp
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Skype 4.0 for Linux(blogs.skype.com)
234 points by Intermediate 14y ago|112 comments

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