miopa

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Duckdns.org not working properly the last 24 hours
3 points by miopa 7y ago|0 comments
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by miopa 7y ago
We managed since usenet times to quite successfully communicate with knowing only the handles of the other persons involved in the discussion.
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by miopa 7y ago
Well, since I generally don't care about your gender identity, I would be quite satisfied if I use the grammatical gender that corresponds with your gendered name. BTW in my native language all nouns are gendered, even the surnames, a
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by miopa 7y ago
I don't get offended when someone is rude, it just makes that person an asshole in my mind. But of-course I don't think sharing the name is rude, it's a basic personal reference. It would be rude if it's followed by &quo
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by miopa 7y ago
This is getting quite ridiculous. I don't want to know your gender. I don't care. It's your thing. It's non of my business, and it makes no difference to me whatsoever. If I do want to know your gender, then things betwe
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by miopa 7y ago
That last sentence is what caused the outrage in the wider public. It was amplified by the manipulative post of Selam Jie Gano and the media that parroted it, but his original claim did hit the nerve (that it shouldn't be called sexual
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by miopa 7y ago
I'm totally expecting from Google to discontinue, restrict or change the API for Google Sheets at one point. It will likely be in the moment when it's hardest for you to timely update your app.
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by miopa 7y ago
By not knowing which peers have verified numbers, the risk of getting caught that you're in the middle is very high, so that big cost for getting there will be for nothing (and actually get way more costly because you alerted the subje
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by miopa 7y ago
I'm wondering why the article fails to mention that there is a sufficiently good and easy mechanism to compare and verify the new safety numbers. You just talk to your peer and read the numbers - and the peer can verify them. This will
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by miopa 8y ago
> "Symmetry of time means that the outcomes of experiments should not depend on when the experiment took place." I don't think that this is correct.
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by miopa 8y ago
No, Slav Macedonia was acceptable to us. But not to the Albanians, and we changed our constitution in 2001 to allow them to veto this kind of things (under strong US/NATO pressure).
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by miopa 8y ago
Modern Greeks have as much in common with Alexander as anybody else here. There are many historic clues that the ancient Greeks didn't understand the ancient Macedonian language, and that the Macedonians coudn't figure out how to
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by miopa 8y ago
(Peoples) Republic of Macedonia was formed on August 2, 1944, as federal unit in Yugoslavia, hence the provisional name Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. In 1991 independence was declared, but the only real change was loss of economic
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by miopa 8y ago
>Signal actually doesn't know all your contacts - you can check the source code to confirm that it doesn't know about any contacts that you don't message using Signal, for example. I get a message in the app when a contact
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by miopa 8y ago
> (i.e: not much). Not sure if I'm 100% right here, but knowing all my contacts and when I communicate with whom is an awful much.
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by miopa 8y ago
Is there any reason why is this shared as link to github page? While opening on desktop Firefox (Linux) first the tab froze, then whole browser, and now the PC is completely unresponsive, with the disk in full write, i guess the swap is get
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by miopa 9y ago
I don't wand to sound snarky, but you take issue with their blatant disrespect for "intelectual property", but not with their blatant disrespect for some basic human rights?
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by miopa 9y ago
WhatsApp knows your contacts and when are you talking with whom. Also their closed source app has access to most of your phone.
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by miopa 9y ago
"Kanal 103" is a cult indie FM station from Skopje. Recordings expire (overwritten) after one week.
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by miopa 9y ago
e.g. http://radio.spodeli.org/kanal103/chetvrtok/2000-2200.html Brutalist on-demand radio streaming platform that I've build.
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by miopa 9y ago
I was not referring to the app, but in general to discover a cheater you'll most likely violate their privacy. My point is that privacy in a relationship is a relationship thing, and the moral choice for me would be to not interfere in
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by miopa 9y ago
But what if intelligence is just a pattern matching ability, and consciousness arises when the entity starts discovering it's place in the patterns?
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by miopa 9y ago
In the first case, you have an entity that has a proven record of breaking the law (on purpose) using technology. I can also argue that the purpose of DoD now is to protect the elites, from the people, but that's another story. In th
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by miopa 10y ago
In this case, I'll argue that they didn't change. They continued being 'model citizens', but the model became bad.
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by miopa 10y ago
Ofcourse not. They can't put a backdoor code in the open source. Some people would build from source, resulting in the corporation not being able to access their messages when needed. Not really acceptable for the main shareholders.
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by miopa 11y ago
I use Firefox with FoxyProxy extension for years (both on Windows and Linux) with more than 20 different SOCKS 5 via ssh proxies simultaneously (with configured IP rules for each), had no problems whatsoever.
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by miopa 11y ago
There is an additional reason that makes the 'Cadastre' extremly difficult project for Greece. A lot of the land in northern Greece is claimed (with documents) by people who are now citizens of Republic of Macedonia. Greece will b
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by miopa 12y ago
What other systems exist that provide distributed trust architecture?
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by miopa 12y ago
The source code is clearly not biased towards playing copyrighted content. If this DMCA notice is respected, any bittorrent related project should also be banned.
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by miopa 12y ago
You shoud check http://mycloudplayers.com , it is built over SoundCloud and has some amazing features for discovering new music based on the favorites tracks of the people you follow.

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