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by busrf 6y ago
How is “martial tradition” related to protest effectiveness? You know there’s more to building long lived protest movements than street fighting, right? The doc itself lists many forms of effective action that had nothing to do with “martia
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by busrf 6y ago
Just use “they” without any of that nonsense. Show some basic respect to the hacker who popped root shells inside Cloudflare and Tesla networks, without leveraging it to enrich themselves in any way.
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by busrf 6y ago
I just looked it up and the history is that they did it so that users could access the site using fediverse clients, because their own clients were getting pulled from app stores. https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/12
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by busrf 6y ago
I believe they had to release their source code in order to comply with the AGPL, because they forked off mastodon right? I’m not sure if they decided to go with mastodon as the basis for their codebase in the beginning or if that was a lat
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by busrf 6y ago
Look at this very secure code written by their CTO: https://archive.vn/oxbck
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by busrf 6y ago
Unfortunately the CEO of the large streaming company based in Los Gatos has strongly negative feelings about remote work even after COVID: https://www.wsj.com/articles/netflixs-reed-hastings-deems-re...
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by busrf 6y ago
The number and variety of knots “rationalists” will tie themselves into when trying to explain away the existence of discrimination and organized structures for enforcing that discrimination is really funny, and sad, and absurd.
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by busrf 6y ago
Frequency and severity of those symptoms are considered for the diagnosis. Everyone shows symptoms of depression sometimes; not everyone has depression.
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by busrf 6y ago
Have you tried the vscode-neovim ( https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim ) extension? It uses an instance of neovim to provide the vim behaviour rather than emulating it, and I’ve found it to be more responsive th
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by busrf 6y ago
This is interesting, thanks for posting it. On the one hand, there is nothing on a technical level that Signal can do beyond what they’ve already done (linked in the twitter thread, set a flag that the installed keyboard may or may not resp
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by busrf 6y ago
We already have petroleum Dutch disease, switching to another Dutch disease would be very welcome at this point (:
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by busrf 6y ago
The saga of bean dad is here: https://mobile.twitter.com/ManiacalV/status/1345870405085573... The bean dad attention led people to discover these additional tweets which are much worse than his questionable parent
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by busrf 6y ago
Have you read this very extensive blog post on how the SGX enclave is used for Signal’s contact discovery? https://signal.org/blog/private-contact-discovery/
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by busrf 6y ago
I am mainlander Chinese diaspora and this is such a reductionist portrait of the variety of opinions held by emigrants from China about the CCP, which can differ dramatically depending on when you emigrated, what age you are, what part of t
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by busrf 6y ago
This is the blog associated with the channel: http://codeofhacking.blogspot.com/ And this is the Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/technux0/ On both of those pages, you can see the titles of the
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by busrf 6y ago
Some of the problem here is that people have many different use cases for Notion: personal note taking, project management, collaborative text editor, and company knowledge base. Notion markets itself as a general tool that can fulfill each
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by busrf 6y ago
> Typing slash ( / ), for any reason apparently, and in any context, pops up the Basic Blocks selection window. If you type, for example, "10 / 2 = 5", or perhaps "a/b testing", or any other very common
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by busrf 6y ago
Yeah the original press release from mail.ru [1] says "Daegu Limited (member of Parity.com Group)". It is not at all clear that this is a Korean company. [1]: https://corp.mail.ru/en/press/releases/1
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by busrf 6y ago
I’ve been using this along with the other extensions bundled with VSpaceCode and it has been an awesome experience (and has brought me back to VS Code from Spacemacs). Just want to say thanks for writing this extension and for bringing the
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by busrf 6y ago
There’s a pretty good community associated with 1bitsquared, a vendor for a whole bunch of embedded/fpga hardware tools: https://1bitsquared.com/pages/community
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by busrf 6y ago
With the pace that Cutter developers have been delivering improvements and with r2ghidra developers being onboard with this fork, I think Rizin is the project to watch going forward.
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by busrf 6y ago
The guy who did it is a lawyer whose case hadn’t even come before this judge yet.
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by busrf 6y ago
I was honestly really surprised that this was the “will not test” list rather than the “must test” list!
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by busrf 6y ago
I actually think the last version, using a single lambda with constexpr ifs inside, looks completely reasonable. But yeah the first time I had to use boost::variant (which is what the version in the standard library is based on) I thought t
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by busrf 6y ago
You are paying someone to work 18 hours a day, every day. They would like to not work 18 hours a day anymore, and stop working at a mere 12 hours; they are even willing to accept less pay. You fire them, because you clearly told them not to
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by busrf 6y ago
Let us pretend together that you are the VP of security at Google. I’d suggest you take a stroll through Matthew’s twitter page for the past year or so and mark down everything you find seriously concerning and in your view making him incap
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by busrf 6y ago
Matthew Garrett, a senior security researcher at Google, is very critical about Google on his Twitter all the time. As he has pointed out, he's still very employed. https://twitter.com/mjg59/status/13343824634
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by busrf 6y ago
Here's a tweet with more details about her conditions and how that ties in to her resignation: https://twitter.com/timnitGebru/status/1334341991795142667 > Apparently my manager’s manager sent an email my
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by busrf 6y ago
Hmm, that actually seems to be an older version of the course? The page you posted is for the Winter 2018 semester, the page the parent posted is for Winter 2020.
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by busrf 6y ago
https://pwn.college/ (CSE466 at Arizona State University) is a great offensive computer security course. The lecture videos, slides, labs and lab infrastructure from this semester are all open to the public.

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