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Evernote and OneNote (I'm switching from one to the other, but both are good). They both require you to have a way of cataloguing your data: YOU must have a system of doing it, and both of them will mostly comply. The better your system, the better ANY tool works for you.

Its either that, or back to paper and pen.
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They clearly use scapegoats to push forward with their agenda. Didn't Al-Qaeda declare Jihad on India? That's a scapegoat. India has nothing to do with them, but they've declared Jihad. France has nothing to do with them, but they bombed her citizens.
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You are not helped by recognizing the content of the images.

The only advantage would be prior knowledge of this record, and human biology (rgb color).
As a person who is always looking for better ways to budget, I really loved your method. I dont think I can apply it, though, as I work as a freelancer and there is not concept of regular paycheck which I can use to get an estimate daily income..
Well, it is possible that ISIS would try to infiltrate operators this way (in fact, they caught a convicted terrorist in Italy hiding as a refugee a few days ago).
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But that is the permissions that only appear when you download the app from the store.

I am talking about the API permissions e.g. "the dialog box that pops up confirming you want to allow this app to read your location".

That is the point of this whole discussion right ?
This was corrected by the President's office, clarifying "closing the borders" as "restoring border controls". As a side note, during Shengen, border police still exists but is allowed to place controls wherever they want. It's not clear to my why controls at the borders is more efficient than intense, random in-land controls.
Here are some tools you should look into:

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App Store was introduced with Snow Leopard, when it was not depreciated.
I wanted to join but it seems you can't do it with your twitter account alone. Is there an obvious reason I am missing?
Facebook already updated their app.
The US, France, and other European countries I can actually understand, since these countries performed military operations in Iraq and/or Syria, but I'll be very surprised if Israel is used as a recruiting tool. If you have some sources implying this I'm interested in reading them!
It does stand, though. "Harm" is a vague concept.
I mean any phone can rival the iphone. It's also not hard to see that the mobile browsers at the time were utterly miserable to use. Touch was only a part of it.
William Binney claimed in a recent reddit AMA that the NSA is monitoring packet routes throughout the tor network in a program called Treasuremap.

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3sf8xx/im_bill_binney...
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Both BitTorrent Sync and Syncthing need a particular port in the firewall to be open (or port forwarded). I'm a contractor that's almost always on the client site, and corporate firewalls are not opening up because I'd like it so. I've been using ownCloud for the past year and since it just uses the https/443 port, it works everywhere.
Concessions work with people who have "moderate" (asking for more rights or territorial independence) goals. People who are interested in a global caliphate may leave you in peace for a few years if you withdraw from the war (maybe), but they'll be back eventually.
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> This presumes that playing into their hands would actually bring forth enough support to rebuff the reaction. If forces overwhelmingly squash the terrorist organization, then it doesn't matter if it plays into said organization's hands.

That is true as far as it goes, but the fundamental problem is not IS, nor Al-Qaeda, nor any single terrorist group out there, nor even all terrorist groups taken together. It's the extremist ideology that appeals to young, angry men across the Muslim world. Taking out Al-Qaeda in 2001 didn't have any effect in the long term. Going to war with Iraq in 2003 actively made the problem worse. Killing bin Laden in 2011 didn't really do anything one way or the other. If the West goes in now, and (figuratively) nukes Syria, then why would we think that will solve the problem, when it never has before?

If you want to win this like you win a war, by killing your way to victory, then you have to kill not just everyone who's currently carrying a gun, but everyone who may pick up a gun as a reaction to that killing, and everyone who may pick one up as a reaction to killing them, and so forth. That kind of total war is immoral, in my view.

Our approach to defusing this threat should not be focused on killing individuals, but on removing the motivations they have for fighting us in the first place, without judging whether, in our view, they are valid or not. The fact that they have them, right or wrong, is all that matters. I don't know what will achieve that, but after responding to over 30 years of Islamic violence with force and force alone, and failing to really have much impact, we should recognize that a change in strategy is required.
serif fonts (meaning those with curly endings) feel like an attack on my eyes when I read them on an electronic screen

on print they're nice, but on displays they hurt more than they help me.

does anyone else feel the same way?
> It's not intentional but I doubt ISIS sympathisers see the distinction.

I don't see the distinction either. If you drop a bomb and kill some people that you didn't intend to kill, you're still 100% responsible for those kills.

It is the saddest thing that we have found no better response to terrorism than limiting civil liberties and sending 18 year old boys with guns to foreign countries.
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> Owncloud is cool but very buggy

That's not my experience at all. It's been running solid for a year now, on a lowly VPS and two MacBooks. It's got very nice Debian packages and an excellent iOS client.

I think it's rude to just say "very buggy" and leave it at that.
> Multiculturalism has never, at any time in human history, worked anywhere

What a load of complete and utter nonsense. I am embarrassed to even see that link on this site.

Multiculturalism is working just fine in Australia right now. In fact it is largely how this country was built. And just like most Western countries we have a fringe right who are xenophobic and anti immigrant but by and large the population welcomes different cultures and the benefits they bring.
What ever came of BadBIOS? Was it actually legitimate?
Please stop with the Rainbow Warrior story, it's true but not proportional. US has attacked Irak by producing false proof of WMD at UN, for God's sake! All states rely on secret agents, only its intensity varies, and I would not classify the Rainbow Warrior as FUD.
Everything you will ever experience is all in your head.

No snark intended. This is a potent insight in pain science.
I am in no way defending them, I agree with your sentiments entirely. But that doesn't mean what I said was untrue.
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Higher minimum wage ??? So you want to punish the job creators for being successful ? Everyone knows that trickle down is the way to go. If it fails to trickle down you need to "inject" more money into the economy until it trickles down /s
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Apparently, armed citizens can help in some cases. Three armed people stopped a nuthead shooting in train in France:

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/21/amsterdam-paris...
That only gives you the commit for the head of the branches. If there were multiple commits since you checked last, you'll miss some!
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How do you know? Imagine another 700m people even poorer than they are now. That might breed extremism
I'm sure western meddling can explain some of the extremist responses, but I'm not sure it can explain all of them.
How about chamberlains negotiations with Hitler?
This is why trials designs other than RCT can be appropriate. For example, one group could be randomised to receive meditation therapy now, and another group would receive it later. Ethically this is more comfortable too, since neither group is denied a potentially effective treatment.

I wonder if there is a well tested, robust placebo for meditation. Time to trawl the literature for protocols and designs.
There seems to have been a push recently, among the news sites who want to be seen as respectable, to be transparent about edits, updates and even retractions of articles. I, for one, welcome this change.
I have to add that the Facebook app does not have to have or ask for any permission at all to let the user pick an image to publish in their stream. It can use Android Intents to delegate to the user's choice of image picker app to do that[0].

The Intent system[1] is the real ingenuity of the original Android platform. I wish it was used more. Unfortunately most apps choose to implement things like picking an image or an address from the address book in their own code instead - thus more or less forcing the user to submit excessive permissions to the app to get anything done - rather than using the intent system.

The 6.0 on demand permissions may be a decent step forward from the old way of forcing the user to hand over all permissions at install time. Even better would be if the user could indicate to the app that it should use an intent based solution instead requesting a certain permission.

Obviously there are exceptions to this, some tasks require permissions and cannot be resolved with intents.

[0] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5309190/android-pick-imag...
[1] https://developer.android.com/guide/components/intents-filte...
Taking too much risk I understand, but what does it mean taking too little risk in this context?
I have never heard of this, which is scary in itself. Or maybe it isn't, I don't really know. Do you know of any further reading for me?
Why would you be surprised Israel's persecution of the Palestinians would be a recruiting tool ? It's a major issue for almost every Muslim worldwide. ISIS have absolutely been recruiting on the back of this and I've seen recruits from Australia even mention it when interviewed.

There are plenty of examples:
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/the-manual-al-qaeda-and-no...
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/king-of-jordan-isis-used-gaza-...
I also think this is a very Campbellian view of heroes. Most of the people I consider as heroes (Einstein, for example), have nothing to do with tragedy (unless of course, you consider the whole human condition thing as being a tragedy)
Disney and Dalí's unmade Destino short film was eventually recreated digitally by John Hench, the Disney artist who worked with Dalí back in the 1940s. It is on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GFkN4deuZU

Also, a link to the exhibit at the Walt Disney Family Museum:

http://www.waltdisney.org/dali
iOS has this for years without a problem, so Google has to find a better reason why they screwed this up for so long.
Yes - exactly that.
I think it can feel like an abrupt change compared to browsing the rest of the web, but I think if you spend some time with it, you'll fine that it feels more readable with a larger body of content.

Also, it is great when the line length is appropriate (which it is in this example). It just reads better.

Depending your screen, you may find that the contrast is jarring. Try setting the font to be slightly lighter. Maybe try #5A5A57 instead of #111 on that example.

There are also some serif typefaces that have less intricate details. If you look at the font on my site here. It's a serif font, but not as intense to look at as the one in the exapmle. http://andyfleming.com/why-does-mobile-have-to-win/ Or, similarly with the font on https://medium.com .
I feel the other way around: I prefer serif fonts in general, however well designed websites should not have any issue with the font style chosen, as long as the basics of design and human vision are respected; e.g. contrast ratio, size, line heights etc.
Possible, yes. Efficient, not really. If they don't get in this way they'll get in another way - closing down borders is about just as efficient as the ban on drugs at stoping drug cartels.
Dozens dead in multiple attacks across Paris
Things happen every 7 years because of the Shmitah. Call the jews and tell them to learn from history! They've been crashing markets since the tower of babel.

And while you're at it, call Soros and tell him to take his ethnocidal hands off Europe. And call the FBI and report him.

Shalom!
Use an activity-based sham therapy as the control, and have it administered by someone who believes it works. Waving magnets over the subject's body, for example.
Some meditation teachers concentrate on Buddhist teachings that's not part of mindfullness. They believe those teachings to be more important than mindfullness. If the experimentors ask one of those teachers to teach the patients to meditate, the meditation will be "fake".
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I did this recently as a more generalised service for tracking changes to the output of commands:

https://github.com/ianmiell/alert-on-change/blob/master/READ...

It adds the concept of degree of change to the output triggering an alert.
The "all in your head" element is always present. Trials seek to discover an effect beyond this, not instead of it.
Agreed, subject to caveats. I don't like the typography in this project. Fonts for display on screens are generally simpler than ones in print, which works better with the lower available resolution. I don't dislike serif fonts per se, but I do think the fonts chosen in this project are overly complex for the medium.
https://github.com/sickill/git-dude

This one is pretty similar and slightly more readable imo (if shell-scripts can ever be considered readable). Just replace the notify-function with whatever you want to execute instead.
The risk in France is for the battle to happen on its land. There is a lot of racism and there is also a lot of e.g. Algerian people burning the French flag here and a lot of resentment. There are most well-integrated and well-considered Muslim people here, but there is also a minority we've completely lost. Each year the FN (extremist party) has more votes and after 2 terrorist attacks, it is a real possibility that they get elected for President 2017. From there, police arrests (of actually guilty people, but focused on a minority) can become routine, counter protests will be routine too, protest squashing will be routine, and the uproar can be as fast as a few days after the election.
It's not all in your head. If I hit you on the head with a sledgehammer, the pain you will feel will in some sense be "all in your head." But the sledgehammer, which is not in your head (unless I hit you really, really hard!), still had something to do with it.
I actually think you're probably right as well – my original post was done before I'd had much time to reflect. Terrorism is usually done to provoke some kind of hardening response, and today in practice that seems to mean trying to further embroil western countries in military conflict in the Middle East.
The trouble with switching to cash is then you've got to pay income tax on the capital gains. You'll be buying back in with less (proceeds - taxes).
But some people esperience pain without the external cause. No sledge hammers, no cancer, no disease, but pain is present.
The Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Yearly summary is interesting.

These are all rates, so presumably they're the same order of magnitude, right?

Have you tried making a plot of all these values by day? eg see that your weekly rate for the last few days has been diverging down from your monthly rate, so maybe you should start to slow down after that binge last week and recover.
Goyim are gonna hand all their possessions over to the nation of Israel after the big Shmitah crash... at a 90% discount!

Good luck suckas!
Can that really substitute as a placebo, though? I'd imagine you'd have to first verify that those teachings are no more effective than a placebo, which runs into the same problem as the original purpose of finding a proper placebo comparison.

Edit: Sorry, I misunderstood your comment. However, if they're testing the effectiveness of the meditation technique, then the teacher's belief in the method shouldn't affect the outcome of the result, assuming the technique is the same in both cases.
This is really a flaw in Google, not stackoverflow (maybe at SO too, depending on how their search is ranked).

The relevance of a page at StackOverflow is less relevant if it is 5years old than if it is 1 year old, even if the page rank based on links is higher. I'm not sure if/how Google implements this, but a good heuristic would be to classify content as modern tech and have a page rank decay based on age.

For an even more advanced implementation, very "new topics" should decay even faster. Articles about Windows 10 or the Rust programming language should have a half life of 6 months now, while older topics can have longer tails.
It's likely already factored into the stock prices.
Thanks for taking the time to explain... Sorry to nitpick, but I'm trying to get things clear.

your original comment pointing to the commit said

> And SeaFile has additionally modified the default Django components making it more insecure

So I was under the impression that this commit was making things worse, not better. Thanks for clarifying that this was already fixed in this commit, rather than introduce a vulnerability. It looks like they added the hashed password on the diff to mitigate this issue - unless I am missing something here? Can you explain why they "partially mitigated the vulnerability" here? is there still some gap that they've missed?

I'm not underestimating the vulnerability, or the fact that it was there in the first place. Just trying to get a full(er) picture.

I've had a read through this, and some other places where insecurity of Seafile is exposed/discussed/fixed. I agree that the overall impression I'm getting is that they're not security experts, and security could have definitely been better designed or taken into account in the first place.

I still think they're trying to do their best, and fix problems and improve. I hope for their and their users' sake that they can get some security-dedicated contributors (mostly to prevent bad things in the first place rather than fixing them later on). There's always more that can be done, but I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt here and have faith that things will be better in the long run. Having a (robustly) secure, open-source dropbox replacement is a good thing. I think that's their aim, even if they are some times misguided.

disclaimed: I'm not even a user of Seafile, let alone know much about its codebase. It's the first time I hear about it. I was just curious about the security aspects of their product in light of some criticism here and on github etc.
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Thank you for reminding us of this. This was also in the book, and I forgot to mention it. It's a little ray of hope.

Of course, between CRISPR and the fact that much of the knowledge about these bio agents have been in people's heads for decades, there is still a considerable amount of risk in this area.
The first talk under the Getting Things Done section mentioned something that's been a big help to me, but that I had never really thought about until he mentioned it. In a nutshell, it's that maintaining Inbox 0 forces you to make a decision on emails. Often the ones that will end up hanging around aren't anything that will require a lot of time to deal with or respond to, they're just the ones that require a decision that for whatever reason you don't want to make. Often though, you have all the information you need to make that decision, and putting it off doesn't help. Inbox 0 forces you to identify those situations, because you either need to deal with the email now, or explicitly decide when you will. Either way, it prevents you from just procrastinating on it because it's uncomfortable. Now that I think about it, I realize that has happened to me a ton since switching to Inbox 0, but I had never thought about it in those terms.

In general, by the way, I strongly recommend adopting a GTD system and sticking to it. Personally I use Evernote, based loosely on www.thesecretweapon.org. It took me a significant effort over a period of weeks to get it set up and make it a habit, but I literally can not imagine being able to do the things I do today without it. (If anyone's interested in setting something like that up, feel free to get in touch via my profile.)
I also really like how Terrence Malick uses sound. Especially Badlands, where the sounds (and lack of it) perfectly conveys a sense of small town ness.
Faster than Perl5 with Moose, but slower than similar languages with similar features.
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Well obvioysly to someone irrational every of his action seem rational.

The point is that for a phycologicaly healthy and balanced human being these actions can not be called rational by any stretch of logic
I actually had difficulty finishing the article because it kept making me want to go get something productive done.
I like the idea of specialized post types. One of my favorites is the Repos (source code repository) post. Having specialized places for different types of content is pretty cool. I realize that it's not a completely new idea (Slashdot has had "categories" since the beginning of time) but I like the way that they have presented it.

Some people here have commented on not liking the "material" design, however I find it head and shoulders above the HN layout. It's fully responsive, lightweight, and fast and looks good on a retina screen. The best thing is that I don't have to have a 3rd party plugin[0] to make it usable. :)

[0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...
Interesting articles, thanks!
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I couldn't find better source that was free or didn't require an account.

Here's the "648" patent: http://www.google.com/patents/US8285648
Pain reduction is just one benefit.

Another one is stress reduction, leading to a stronger immune system, less asthma, improved digestion, etc.

The main point is probably that you rewire your brain: http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2011/01/eight-weeks-to... which means doing it on a regular basis improves your hardware, not just your software.

You will end up managing your emotions more efficiently, which is extremely useful for people who need to stay away from d e p r e s s i o n and a n x i e t y.
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