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yoo1I
10y ago
A tool I've the found to be the closest local network dropbox equivalent: https://syncthing.net/
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10y ago
Hmm, not quite what I thought it would be. It's just a javascript widget that let's users report content to your own team. I know that Facebook (and I assume the other big players) run teams (from what I read not excellently paid
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10y ago
I am currently trying out tox with a small number of friends (ok, one friend). I am curious as to what your criticism of tox is. While it seems it's still a bit new, it seems it does all that it claims to do.
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I don't have a lot of skin in the game, but I am genuinely curious as to what you mean. How else other than "lump[ing] them in together", would you comprehensively criticize it? I mean, two things good about Signal is that i
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10y ago
This sounds like you might need to define your threat model in a little more detail. I don't think the threat such that you might catch ME sending out data while you're looking for it in this way. But let's say I was your a
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10y ago
First off, as pointed out below, making copies of national IDs is illegal in some jurisdictions, but there are many other IDs which according to the issuers may not be copied. Think drivers licenses, library cards, and so on. That being sai
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10y ago
Pfft. Amateurs! > Once upon a time at evening I have decided to properly brake the famous browsers communication problem and as a result you have landed in here. I have created implementation of BNC networks model with simple TCP/IP
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Not really , but maybe somewhat . I am able to read it without cookies and without scripting from a location in Europe.
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... not sure how well this system will fare, given that "Eskéndereyya" is 'literally' the arabic name of the city of Alexandria.
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Named data networking
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This turns out to be an argument for ad-blocking. By blocking all ads, because I am not going to buy anything from an ad anyhow , I'm not being counted towards your bill, which makes things cheaper for you and more pleasant for me.
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10y ago
TL;DR Journalist tries to grow up; succeeds; Select quotes: > give up spending on all but the essentials > As a personal finance journalist people assumed I was good with money but while I wrote a lot about the merits of saving, I was
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It's not quite that simple. The sample of 900000 customers includes some knowledgeable people, and the attack/outage has been going on for long enough to investigate a little bit. If what they write is to be believed, and many peo
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> Can anyone explain to me how this could be used against someone? I'm asking completely seriously as I don't see any harm in this no matter how hard I try. This is called the "nothing to hide" argument. If you curren
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You're pretending there is an inconsistency in their argument when there is none. Let me give you a slightly (ever so slightly) exaggerated explanation of why you're incorrect in your analogies. * A phone is a communications devic
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not to leave you hanging there; this is what I found in my .zshrc to enable the functionality. autoload edit-command-line zle -N edit-command-line bindkey -M vicmd v edit-command-line ... could've sworn that was included mor
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This fails to mention the most vi-in-a-shell-yness: Press "v" and launch your currently typed command into a vim (or whatever $EDITOR is set to) editing buffer. Very useful for adhoc-but-long if or while statements.
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I've recently discovered plantuml[0]. It does a pretty good job for tasks centered around software design, and the language is simple, yet not too limited for my purposes. [0] http://plantuml.com/state-diagram#Simple
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This is likely photoshopped. This is what I got when I ran it through[0] https://i2.uploadit.ga/img/1476562202.jpg That looks suspiciously like someone edited at least the text into the picture. [0] https://
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Sans the drone (at least as far as my knowledge on the matter goes ,which is not very far) they already do this and the maps are freely available: http://activefiremaps.fs.fed.us/
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> I don't know ag and it's not a package in Debian. You're in for a treat then: the package name is "silversearcher-ag". Next time you want to grep a directory of files: instead of grepping it, pause, remember th
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This was highly illegal and frowned upon in polite society, but doctors needed the body parts to study anatomy and paid for them. By chance I've recently read Dicken's "A Tale of Two Cities", which uses the banker's
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> hose are probably the last 10 remaining. Towers to watch for wildfires are still in use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_lookout_tower
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Open-source tool that uses simple textual descriptions to draw UML diagrams
(plantuml.com)
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possibly intentional: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/stop-password-masking/
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No. Yesterday my friends Mac crashed hard while they were working on a foolishly unsaved one-and-a-half page document in LibreOffice. At the next start LibreOffice gives a big warning of "Oh shit things are really wrong, should I fix t
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> Yes, I am well aware of the enormous, almost insurmountable chicken and egg problem of Oh By Codes not being useful until everyone knows what they are. I fail to see how what an "oh by" code achieves that cannot be achieved b
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No. This is incorrect.
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> they already remove sites that are hosting phishing attacks and malware. If only... Let me quote [0]: > CloudFlare will forward all abuse reports that appear to be legitimate to the > responsible hosting provider and to the webs
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Because one would think that it would be in CloudFlare's interest not to harbour criminals on their network. This logic seems to work almost everywhere else on the internet, including privacy friendly hosters in iceland. It's mo
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