voodoochilo

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by voodoochilo 5y ago
https://unqlite.org/
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Mosfet(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by voodoochilo 6y ago|0 comments
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by voodoochilo 9y ago
i use a german keyboard and i like these: alias öö=ll alias ..='cd ..'
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George W. Bush's head on a stick(blameitonthevoices.com)
2 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|0 comments
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
my exact point is: don't judge too early. btw: the freedombox ( https://www.freedomboxfoundation.org/ ) is one possible market from my pov
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
"...The police and security services are concerned that criminals and terrorists are increasingly evading detection by using social media and online gaming sites to communicate with each other..." of course they do - because the terrori
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers"
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
you are not the user, you are the product. but it's for free;)
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
yes, 20 years ago nobody could've dreamed about that.
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
...because many of them are probably too young to remember those ... other days:)
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
actually i wanted to write sth bout "once upon a time in germany" on this one, but i better pass.
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Puppy Linux on the MK802 $74 mini PC(liliputing.com)
43 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|24 comments
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FLAME – Leaked Data Carried by Human Vector(labs.bitdefender.com)
2 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|0 comments
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
these "good" and "bad" things are two nice little categories - they make thinking so much easier. i think this is the reason why i don't like this hegel guy.
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
very nice. laughed my ass off.
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
well, i sleept on that and came to the point that this problem is similar to the knife-problem: you can use a knife to butter your bread or to cut someone into little pieces - but that's not the knife's fault or the fault of the guy who mad
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
i know this all-or-nothing-argument and yes it is correct. it's about purity of the idea of free software, but killing humans is not pure. so how can the idea stay pure therefore? and what do i tell my grandchildren if the ask me one day: "
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
asked rms few months ago if it wouldn't make sense to change the gpl in the direction of "no military use allowed". he replied that would destroy the "free software philosophy". i disagree. hate the idea that human beings are killed with th
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
hi david, you've been vanished for years! great trick. how did you do that?
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U.N. could tax U.S.-based Web sites(news.cnet.com)
9 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|4 comments
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
so the navy uses gnu/linux to kill people or spy on them? if so, then this is one of the most horrible days in my life.
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
what has this militarist nonsense to do with hn?
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
what really got me into re in the first place was "the dragonbook" back in 1990. very good background stuff.
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
totally insane but looks soo cool:D
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Dutch artist turns his dead cat into the purrfect quadrotor(dvice.com)
3 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|1 comments
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Home made low cost CO2 Laser(hackaday.com)
2 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|0 comments
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A Cheap 12-Core, 30-Watt Ubuntu Cluster(phoronix.com)
90 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|32 comments
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World's largest biometric database(net-security.org)
1 points by voodoochilo 14y ago|0 comments
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
500K is embarrassing. probably the samsung corporation is spending more money per year on toilet paper.
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by voodoochilo 14y ago
great article! loved it. in the 80's i coined me the sentence "never write software for cruise missiles!". that was harder than i imagined then. today it's the same with AI, ML and even data mining. ethically very though stuff for responsib

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