dariopy

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by dariopy 6mo ago
One pivot chosen Chaos splits around its place Order grows from less
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by dariopy 5y ago
This looks like what androids dream of. No electric sheeps though.
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by dariopy 10y ago
CA #1? What are you talking about? The state with the highest tax burden is NY. CA doesn't even make it to the top 10. https://wallethub.com/edu/states-with-highest-lowest-tax-bur...
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by dariopy 12y ago
If you don't out them, it's still a win for them.
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by dariopy 13y ago
Of course it depends on your "belief system". It's called morals. And what makes a certain set of moral rules superior to a certain other set? That's a centuries old question that will probably not be settled in this for
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by dariopy 13y ago
Why is this on HN again?
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by dariopy 13y ago
Yeap. Why of why do they do it anyway? Isn't it enough with what FB shares with them?
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by dariopy 13y ago
Do you seriously expect me to sign up to see your "content"? GTFO.
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by dariopy 13y ago
So, it has come to this? Linking to Wikipedia?
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by dariopy 13y ago
How about you team with someone you get along, and start something on your own?
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by dariopy 13y ago
Does this mean we can create Android and iOS apps with Python (via e.g. PyQt)?
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by dariopy 13y ago
Once again RMS is proven right, in all his paranoid delirium. Pretty sad is you ask me.
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by dariopy 13y ago
What are you talking about? You can buy AND sell in coinbase.
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by dariopy 13y ago
That's what coinbase is for. Pretty easy to register and get verified... if you happen to be in the US of A (or own a bank account there, anyway).
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by dariopy 13y ago
0 A.D. is in development, if memory serves well, since at least 10 years ago. Maybe more. I doubt it will ever be completed.
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by dariopy 13y ago
Stupid complaint is stupid. Nothing to see here people, move on.
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by dariopy 13y ago
Not odd at all. His options were either US-averse Latin American countries (Ecuador, Venezuela, Cuba) or China-Russia. And between those, he took maybe the safest, as said latin american countries may not be able to protect him if the US go
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by dariopy 13y ago
And Cisco spying for US Gov. As well as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Apple, AT&T, Verizon, and what now. News at 11!
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by dariopy 13y ago
MS in CS here. We all know we did it for the diploma: employers value that MS degree, so it gives you a better negotiating position in pretty much every hiring/selling scenario.
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by dariopy 13y ago
Like your regular XSRF, it relies on the user already being logged in some browser tab. It probabley has a keylogger too.
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by dariopy 13y ago
Did you read the FA? It was clearly stated that 1. the transaction took place in MtGox, and 2. the rest of his bitcoins were safely encrypted in his hard disk.
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by dariopy 13y ago
Maybe I'm missing something something, but where exactly is the exploit here? (0-day no less) AFAIU, the user was prompted to accept an autosigned applet, and he did so. After that, the outcome was inevitable. You may hate java all you like
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by dariopy 14y ago
I'm sorry but last time I checked, Mockingbird development is all but stalled since the founders got hired by Stripe. Which is a shame, given how a great product it was. Since you're probably gonna see them around, please ask them: why don'
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by dariopy 14y ago
Nope, that would be us, Latin American countries :-D http://americablog.com/2012/12/poll-latin-americans-the-happ... Not sure why though.
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by dariopy 14y ago
Then how would they bundle all sort of crap-spyware to their "content"?
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by dariopy 14y ago
One does not simply submit old news to HN. ESPECIALLY if it was on slashdot two weeks ago: http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/12/20/2032214/taking-sense...
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by dariopy 14y ago
https://twitter.com/Anon_Central/status/281445347555950592
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by dariopy 14y ago
"Fox has figured out that by simply putting a question mark at the end of something, you can say f king anything." Still effective. http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-september-13-2006/the-...