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sepent
1y ago
Wow, they really got me with that April Fools' prank! Sorry for the mix-up, folks.
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OpenAI Buys Berlin Library Naming Rights, Offers AI-Generated Book Summaries
(the-berliner.com)
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1y ago
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Ask HN: Is it moral to indirectly aid a corrupt government?
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sepent
7y ago
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sepent
7y ago
I live in Iran and I am lucky enough to have a connected link right now, but this is the last link among the others I lost in the previous hours. I was wondering is there any stable solution like satellite internet or something without dire
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sepent
7y ago
This is from QBASIC help file. Composing from PC speaker was very fun: PLAY "MBT180o2P2P8L8GGGL2E-P24P8L8FFFL2D"
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sepent
7y ago
I used the same method to see what is the blocking mechanism in Iran. I tried to connect to www.bbc.com which is blocked in Iran. The DNS injection is obviously in place. But something strange happened when I checked the SNI filtering. The
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sepent
8y ago
"HTTPS does not provide meaningful privacy for obtaining packages. As an eavesdropper can usually see which hosts you are contacting, if you connect to your distribution's mirror network it would be fairly obvious that you are dow
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sepent
8y ago
I never use vim or emacs viper-mode on my machine. But I let other people to use my emacs viper-mode: vi() { emacs -nw --eval '(and (switch-to-buffer "foobar") (setq viper-mode t) (setq viper-inhibit-startup-messa
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sepent
8y ago
Can I add this as a zone program in zone-mode?
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sepent
9y ago
I just finished reading this book yesterday. I am not an expert in refactoring but the book seems too old, although most advises could be still useful. Anyway, today I found a new book by the author: Brutal Refactoring: More Working Effecti
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Yahoo sold for $4.8bn to Verizon
(aljazeera.com)
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10y ago
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Https Google Search Redirecting to http in Iran
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13y ago
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Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal released
(releases.ubuntu.com)
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sepent
14y ago
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sepent
15y ago
To install it under ubuntu: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mohammad-sepent/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install issh For other distros you can grab the .deb or the source package from the given link.
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sepent
15y ago
Moreover, SSH has stopped working, too. But, finally I found a way to circumvent it. A simple twist in the client side, could simply bypass the filtering. I wrote a simple script to do this, and I would like to share it with all of my count
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15y ago
Is this right? "Microsoft welcomes OSI open source to Win8 store, GPL blocked at the door" link: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/12/08/open_source_windows_...
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sepent
15y ago
also, http://tnx.nl/ip
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sepent
15y ago
Doesn't work in Chromium 13, but works in Chromium 14.
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sepent
15y ago
I used a proxy server in US and it works now.
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sepent
15y ago
I have the same problem...
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sepent
15y ago
Cool, but what is the username/password? Welkom bij JS/Linux JS/Linux login:
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sepent
15y ago
Drawing several charts with LibreOffice Calc: http://www.hostmypic.net/pictures/93969c88a3ecaac84ba81c8d38... And it is almost obvious that we have two data sets: (A, D, E) and (B, C, F)
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sepent
15y ago
Yes, and the red highlight when you select the text doesn't work in Firefox 7.
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sepent
15y ago
Isn't it secure if you use SSL (over tor)? http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/06/wikileaks-documents... says "The siphoned documents, supposedly stolen by Chinese hackers or spies who were using the Tor network to transmit the data,...
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15y ago
I did traceroute google.com/mail.google.com. nothing unusual happened: [1-7 are ISP routers] 8. 78.38.255.89 9. 78.38.245.17 10. 213.248.76.5 11. 80.91.248.94 12. 80.91.253.118 13. 213.155.130.243 14. 213.248.83.94 15. 72.14.238.232 16. 209
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15y ago
I can confirm it, too. My brother works in a company that produces spying software for government. Days ago, he told me he himself has written several programs to spy on yahoo, hotmail and gmail but he thought they couldn't deploy the gmail
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sepent
15y ago
Most blogspot bogs are not blocked in Iran. All of them are blocked. And wordpress blogs, too. Facebook, youtube, twitter, BBC, CNN, tinyurl, goo.gl, megaupload and thepiratebay are a few more examples. Moreover, having a satellite dish is