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by vukk 5y ago
You can check how EURS deals with this, for better or worse https://eurs.stasis.net/transparency/
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by vukk 6y ago
Replace your Google Authenticator TOTP with a pair of YubiKeys and the Yubikey Authenticator app. New YK models have U2F so use that when available on whatever service you're logging on. Disable all SMS auth where possible. Look into B
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by vukk 8y ago
First thing on shorewall was always to set ADMINISABSENTMINDED=Yes :)
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by vukk 8y ago
a slightly bitrotted tool for this https://github.com/RichiH/vcsh
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by vukk 8y ago
Europe a separate discussion from the US, as far as I know the problem is that Google refuses to sign any kind of guarantees that the data doesn't leave the EU. Probably because hosting companies that have US DCs can be compelled to gi
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by vukk 8y ago
Perhaps you should go read the thing, you might be positively surprised. The first thing you want is there, the second is a more complicated question. Sometimes some of your data is actually really needed, e.g. when required by the law. GDP
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by vukk 9y ago
Warning: descriptions of suicide. I feel like this argument collapses when given any serious thought. Mainly because even without experiencing either, I'd consider drawing a warm bath and cutting your own wrists a very different experi
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by vukk 10y ago
But then you don't have the homophone bear/bare, with "bare" having some nice connotations when your context of the topic includes OpenSSL.
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by vukk 12y ago
One way to elegantly describe and solve such a problem would be Answer Set Programming.
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by vukk 13y ago
This is simply not true. Private schools do exist, they have to follow the state program though. Also the politicians do not like to allow new licenses for private schools, thus many private schools operate under the licence of another priv
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Creating beautiful CLIs for embedded systems – Part I(kblomqvist.github.io)
2 points by vukk 13y ago|0 comments
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by vukk 13y ago
"I live next to a major city exit road. Before that, I lived in a house that had a freight railway station across the street. I've never noticed any problems." For you, no problems. For others, there might be. And if you do have a problem f
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by vukk 14y ago
I'm a student at Aalto. There is promise, there are some communities with really, really smart people. But this article feels like it hypes the government. Personally I do not agree with the government throwing a bunch of money at things, i
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by vukk 14y ago
This is a pointless argument, since both views are "correct". Even Joe Armstrong says that "You can take two views, you can say that either erlang isn't object oriented... [or] you can say its more object oriented than all the object orient
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by vukk 14y ago
I was expecting this to be about tapping on your phone's accelerometer to gather the data.
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A Means to Many Ends: 10+ Years of Haskell at Galois (Lang.NEXT 2012)(channel9.msdn.com)
59 points by vukk 14y ago|2 comments
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by vukk 14y ago
Does it work with Readability?
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by vukk 15y ago
Indeed, maybe more weight should be given to opposing such institutions. Though I'm still not convinced that the government should not be fixed first, and indeed I think that it is required to do so to be able to fundamentally affect those
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by vukk 15y ago
> "It seems, as you say, that the only distinguishing feature is its size" No. Well yes, but it's confusing to say so, the point is in the location of the government in the "pyramid" if you will, it's the "top dog". If government is n
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by vukk 15y ago
If your university sucks, switch to another. Or pursue starting up a new one. I realize that you aren't saying that your university sucks, the point is that you can change it, it is subject to competition and cannot use possibly lethal forc
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by vukk 15y ago
My first MDR-7506's had very soft rubber on it's cord, and eventually it broke. Changing the coil requires soldering and I and another person who actually had experience could not get it done, the wire resisted all attempts somehow... So no
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by vukk 15y ago
Also, if you get or already have MDR-7506, I strongly recommend getting the velour pads! They are made by beyerdynamic and are really for DT-250 but fit fine to MDR-7506. Since I didn't find a product number to give you, here's an amazon
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by vukk 15y ago
"it isn't that different from the Tweet and Like buttons at the bottom" Yea it is, it isn't a small button at the bottom. Also twitter and facebook are already full of noise but HN isn't, it feels like you want to promote noise in HN. Despi
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by vukk 15y ago
Small government vs. large government IS about good government , because it's about if the government CAN be good . If yes, it might be small or large. If no, then it must be small.
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by vukk 15y ago
This interview with Simon Peyton-Jones seems very relevant, the points made are so similar to what Michael Gove says here that it makes one wonder :) relevant part starts at 19:19 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/YOW-2011-Simon-Peyto
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by vukk 15y ago
This post is from 2008, so the next post is already posted here http://prog21.dadgum.com/16.html?_
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by vukk 15y ago
The original comment used "anglo corporatism", which I understand, but why are you hopping to "anglo capitalism"?
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by vukk 15y ago
Few more points that might interest you http://hardwick.fi/blog/?p=2097
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by vukk 15y ago
Yeah, I use Readability in Inverse mode myself so I can get my reading in dark background and light text. To be fair, that is not white on black, it's very-light-grey on dark grey. Personally I find white #FFFFFF on black #000000 hard to re
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by vukk 15y ago
http://hardwick.fi/blog/?p=2097

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