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Much more silliness to follow until Wikileaks is thoroughly destroyed

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/5cgwau/has_wiki...
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Seems like you don't know apple. They have always favored fancy features and out of box experience with other apple products over out of the box backwards compatibility.
I'd love it if the default was to use some very lightweight WebRTC app where you just created a new link for each conversation.

I don't think it's likely to happen any time soon unfortunately.

Regarding Facebook, it still feels weird, I'm not sure I can put my finger on exactly why. I just want to keep "friends" and "business" totally separate.
Just don't watch any episode of "dollhouse" where the lead character played by Eliza Dushku is called Echo
Well, that's how god was invented.
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Given that everything must go through shipping & handling which is typically measured in days, what is the benefit to ordering immediately? Surely these services could batch your requests through the day and push a confirmation request to the buyer(s).

The risk of unintentional purchases seems much too high, and one doesn't lose much convenience with a quick confirmation.
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What inventory management softwares or apps are there out there? Do they integrate with Shopify well?
This is wrong, very wrong. There is a big fundamental difference between science and religion: Scientist can invent new theories and change their mind when new evidence is discovered. Religious people stick to their beliefs no matter what.
I started writing some apps and then quit my tech job to do them full time. I took a big risk in quitting my job, I was making $3 a day at that point. I was EXTREMELY burned out with the work though (Java/Oracle dev) so was for my mental sanity. I learned how to make money quickly from the apps, I make 3 sometimes 4 figures a day so support myself. I chose evergreen apps, they are always popular. I delivered my first app 6 years ago, quit job 3 years ago. I have done apps enough, I am looking at getting back into other fields, likely that I will do tech again this year. First goal to achieve this year is a mortgage free home, then will consider how I feel about things. Apps are now passive, I am burned out on devving new ones, I like keeping the UI's on the existing ones up to date if I feel like doing something. I feel I am in a good position but indie apps has been lonely and has warped my social life - working for others has a social advantage. Apps also now 100% passive so want to have the advantage of earning $ while I can - make hay while the sun shines.
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Yes. Except that we're probably not their chosen people, just one of the experiments.
FYI, you can simplify that to

openssl s_client -connect google.com:443 </dev/null 2>&1 | openssl x509 -noout -enddate
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Impressive! I run https://github.com/slash-hq/slash and it just works.
> He also has this annoying habit of being right in the end

I'm not familiar with his predictions, so can you give a few examples.
> Nations which are ethnically homogeneous are also typically culturally homogeneous and this is conducive for high levels of social trust. See nations like Sweden, Norway and Switzerland.

I'm not sure you can say they're ethnically homogeneous. 15% of Swedish and 24% of Swiss residents are foreign born, for one.

I suspect that the difference between European countries and the US isn't that there's more homogeneity but that the various cultures and nations have been so close to each other for so long that they've just got over most of their problems. While the US has only been a civilised nation with its own identity and culture for a bit over 200 years, many European cultures and countries have been developing, warring, making peace and exchanging territory with each other for over a millenium.

The US is very very young and its people are still learning to accept each other and get along. Remember, slavery only ended 150 years ago and segregation only ended 60 years ago. It takes time to fully move on from things like that.
Magento have had a bug in 2.1 Since September last year which they still don't seem to have fixed which basically breaks any 3rd party import / export / sync[1].

Not only that, but it was assigned an "internal jira ticket" near the end of October and there hasn't been any further notification since.

This isn't an isolated incident. They spend a lot of money on marketing and conferences, yet the developer community seem to get less feedback than a one-person open-source labor-of-love provides. It's obvious (and has been for years) that Magento are really about the Enterprise version, and the Open Source version is really just a tip of the hat to their original legacy.

I still do consultation for it, but I no longer recommend it. I actually now actively suggest that people looking for ecommerce solutions look elsewhere.
Extensive discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13338996
At least you should be using Whatsapp calls, which are end-to-end encrypted, and also have very good quality with the data saving option enabled.
His reasoning that it uses "non-free JavaScript" seems a bit redundant these days (given that almost every site does).

I always value Stallman's commitment, but it's often impractical to maintain while being a productive member of society.

Keeps me considering the possibility of freer alternatives though, and I find it valuable for that reason alone.
What kind of uses cases you have ? I think buffer,hootsuits like paid apps should be enough to do whatever you want.
Using a strong and unique password would be a good step in not getting compromised.
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No as long as it is not supported by mobile safari, thereby cutting a large swath of situations where such an app would be useful. We've had WebRTC calls as "experimental" for years now in https://awwapp.com/ solely because of this limitation.

Once you invest more in working around this by having native clients, it makes sense for your product to do more.
Old version of OpenSSL. Still vulnerable to padding attack.
Most of them will be identical for your requirements, continue using what you're using already, you can copy over the whole system with dd.
> As long as things are changing, time exists.

Except at the speed of light.
Plus, is it really a problem that every app looks the same? I consider that a feature. If i run a program on windows i expect it to have the same type of buttons as every other program. Why should i have to relearn what a button looks like just because someone feels that their app has to be unique.
> I don't really get the appeal of voice prompted ordering.

I think the goal from Amazon's point of view is to be the middle man in as many transactions as possible and to abstract away the payment from the acquisition of the product or service. The more you can abstract the payment, the more money people will spend. Like with credit cards versus cash:

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/27/your-money/credit-cards-en...

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/ulterior-motives/201001...

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/retail-therapy/201306/w...
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Hopefully they start tracking judges and prosecutors too, since they are the group arguably failing the public the most.
I would (and do) run it weekly.

If it runs monthly, and one of your renewals fails (i.e. transient network error), your certificate may expire before it next gets the opportunity to renew it.
>I'm not at all. Embarcadero has made Delphi a language that is out of reach of the beginner as their Delphi has been rediculously priced.

Where I live, piracy is casual. People get software for free, and they stopped using Delphi because of Embarcadero. When people don't even deign to pirate your software, something's off.

I think there are many who are still on Delphi 6 which is what I used when I was younger. It was simple, effective, tight. Then that Embarcadero thing came out.
I have a 13000mah charger unit with 2.1A out for my Samsung phone etc. Quite neat design; why not just get one of these if you're going to be carrying so much stuff around anyway? Could use it as a bit of spare power for the 12" as well.
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I prefer Matrix[0] since it has some nice features (encryption, message history, multiple devices, audio, video, files), supports most major platforms, can be self hosted and importantly, supports push notifications so your battery isn't destroyed like it is with Antox.

[0]: http://matrix.org
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Ask HN: If new hires getting paid more, ask for raise?
We just hired 3 new employees for my group at my same position. They are were hired on at a salary that is greater than mine. Is it common practice for me to ask for a raise?
Of course, in the free software world the only thing counting is if the software is under a free license. All other properties can only be used to attack non-free software
If the verified Twitter user means public figures, this would be OK to certain extent (leave underage children out). Persons who place themselves in the public light through politics or voluntarily participate in the public arena have a diminished privacy rights. Tracking what they do and their connections is essential part of journalism.

Somehow this comes out as slashing out from WikiLeaks. They seem to be really out of touch. Maybe because Assange is behind it.
Original post about the review process: https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/LH4PPgVrKVN
> E.g. the William James quote: "[Religion is] the feelings, acts, and experiences of individual men in their solitude, so far as they apprehend themselves to stand in relation to whatever they may consider the divine."

I would say his quote refers to spirituality rather than religion.
Your reasons seem to summarise to: because the US is full of savages.

Slavery ended in Sweden in 1847[1] (153 years ago), so that can't be it.

1.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_slave_trade
You still have to be in the preview to use the Linux subsystem, right?
Well I sure hope they don't. Legal or not, this is not a direction I'm eager to see our society go. It's basically mass doxxing.
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I've found matrix[0] to work pretty well. Main downside is that the calls themselves are not end-to-end encrypted, but there is end-to-end encryption for the call setup. Riot[1] is available via f-droid[2]. You can host your own homeserver to prevent metadata leakage if you want, and run the TURN/STUN server to setup the calls if one of both parties are behind a NAT.

[0] http://matrix.org/

[1] http://riot.im

[2] https://f-droid.org/wiki/page/im.vector.alpha
Both are not inherently true. Just commonly the case. In my experience (with Eastern polytheistic religions) a lot of "religious" people are perfectly fine with science, while conversely many people who swear by science and logic seem viscerally contemptuous of anything not falling within the bounds of their worldview. No doubt religion by and large is detrimental (at least at this point in human evolution) and it has a huge amount of blood on its hands, but the spiritual/mystical core of most religions (admittedly almost completely ignored by the vast majority of its adherents since it is obtuse, ethereal and hard to pursue; not as easy as following orders and conforming) seems to be just as much a way of seeking after the ultimately nature of reality as is science. Just because it is not testable and repeateable like the scientific method doesn't mean it is false, since we still don't know the ultimate nature of reality. So it is good if both sides keep an open mind.
I don't think there are any hard and fast rules.

If the new hires told you their salaries the difficulty is discussing it without revealing this fact. Management sometimes frowns on that.

If the pay range was publicly disclosed in an advert that would be the best way to go.

In general however it seems like an entirely reasonable thing to do. Just don't get too aggressive.
I'm suggesting that a fascist dictatorship is harder to establish in a place where everybody is armed.
The benefit is not forgetting to order it later.
Can't wait when commercials just go: "Alexa, buy <whatever we are selling>".
To do that, you have to attach the conhost.exe process to its own console with AttachConsole, right? I tried that and also noticed the deadlock. An out-of-context handler avoids the deadlock, but then it's not synchronized.

The other interesting problems I found with that API were: (1) when editing an input line, EVENT_CONSOLE_CARET notifications were delayed, (2) if I hit ESC when editing an input line, the line would clear, but there'd be no update-region notification, and (3) it's impossible to distinguish between a call to ScrollConsoleScreenBuffer and the whole buffer scrolling because we've reached the end. ScrollConsoleScreenBuffer might scroll only part of the buffer.

winpty doesn't use the WinEvents API (yet), but it might be good enough to reduce polling when the console is idle.
Stallman warned people in detail about the dangers of putting everything in "the cloud" years and years before everyone started putting their photos in the cloud, getting hacked, and celebrities' nude photos being leaked on the internet. If you think he's crazy about a topic just wait 5 years, you'll admit he's right.
I've recently made the switch across to Arch. If you need to spin up something quickly, it's not going to be for you. But, if you have a little time and want to build it into something that is exactly what you want and need, it's perfect.
May explain why he didn't mention webrtc, unless he has some misgivings about it.
In a way, it's (probably unintentionally) training its human to use a narrower range of voice patterns (which is handy when collecting data to train a network with), similar to how we're more likely to write in sans-serif than cursive now that computers are ubiquitous.
util-linux is one of those great "behind the scenes" projects that keeps Linux working. kzak has maintained it tirelessly while at the same time avoiding doing anything stupid (eg. rewriting it all in language-du-jour).

Also don't forget the spin-offs, like the mini-library for formatting tables of data (http://git.kernel.org/cgit/utils/util-linux/util-linux.git/t...).
Do CSP headers change dynamically between page loads very often? I can't think of a situation where that would happen. Consequently rebuilding them with PHP seems unnecessary. Writing them using a build tool (eg gulp), and saving them to a static includable file (or even a server config include) would get you the same benefits without adding load to the page on every request.

Take said, this is still far better than not having a CSP or having a static one, so it's an admirable project regardless.
Do Alexa TV commercials wake up Alexa? Like the one that has "Alexa, call me an Über"?
It's fairly obvious something happened. Their twitter feed has felt different. They've also been pretty hostile towards people asking for proof.
Time is very much a dimension. You should read up on relativity.
Any recommended books on this topic?
Ok. I went and read some of the tweets this article is based on.

I think what Wikileaks wants to build is a social graph of influential and powerful people (big enough names to have a blue check mark) using their tweets. Then weight and couple that with information on family relations, job, living place and so on - available from other public sources (i.e. Wikipedia biographies, LinkedIn or official websites).

Sounds like an interesting idea.

But man; Wikileaks is sure getting a lot of negative press. I guess if you want to play the game of politics you better start weighting your words like a politician.
Oh, I thought PBQP was the only register allocator in libfirm. What do you use for other architectures?
> Black moves first, on a 3x3 and 5x5 both end up 100% black with any white piece being captured.

That is true. The same, however, doesn't hold for larger boards (such as 19x19).

> But, perfect play on both sides probably means any white stone gets captured so white plays zero stones.

For boards larger than the small boards you mentioned above, this is completely untrue.
While his technical accomplishments are certainly commendable, he is a first rate asshole, see why Libreboot left GNU and also his conference rider. https://github.com/ddol/rre-rms/blob/master/rider.txt
Linphone is a decent alternative, it supports both voice and video calls.
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> used by all mainstream Linux distros (as well as by Systemd haters ;-)

yak yak yak...

Edit: Note btw that this is actually about it being 10 years since he forked util-linux to util-linux-ng because he considered the former as having been abandoned (or developing too slowly).
Yeah, I'm wary of DRC, but I have to cross it on my way South on the West coast. I'll go fast.

My research says Burundi is pretty stable.. I was planning to go there. Do you recommend otherwise?
It sucks - but as is always the case with free vs nonfree software - there are few alternatives.

Among the few alternatives available are Google (hangouts) and Facebook.

Stallman waves his hand and mentions Jitsi and Mumble which aren't comparable in features to Skype (Chat + Voice + video + desktop sharing on all platforms including mobile). Jitsi does look promising but not quite complete.

A chat/voice app is like a social network, it has a critical mass so I can't switch unless everyone else does or my alternative is interoperable.

Software being free as in speech is perhaps twice as important to me as it is for the average user, but that still means I'd rather have a polished proprietary app that spies on me, than an unpolished free alternative. Skype is exceptionally bad, so shouldn't be too hard to beat in terms of polish.
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I pitch to magazines and other publications.
Over here (Finland), a car is not required to have a radio at all.

In fact, even speedometer only became mandatory in new cars in 1984, so cars older than that are legal without one.

(Otherwise, the authorities here have been ridiculous with car equipment requirements, particularly before EU time, as they wanted to ensure the revenue collection from car taxes. For instance, one year third brake lights were illegal as "dangerous", then very suddenly at the time of EU membership they then became mandatory in new cars. The authority is still in constant breach of EU rules, and the authorities do nothing; officials break the law and there are no, zero, zilch consequences.)
Riot can do audio and video calls, I've had good luck with it (currently gets used between my friendgroup instead of phonecalls). Check out http://matrix.org/ for the server implementation details and https://riot.im for the biggest client. Currently, it only supports 1-on-1 audiocalls/videocalls. No group calls yet.

Forewarning that while it supports end-to-end encryption for the chatting bits, the actual audio data is not encrypted. The call request/advertisement can be encrypted though!
Sorry for the late reply and sorry again as I do not have any exact references, but for example new born are able to recognise their parents voice.

Babies are exposed to the environment to some degree (noise, gravity etc) and it would be very dismissive to ignore it.
Nothing inherently wrong in companies, profit, or even proprietary software. It is abuse and misuse of their power and capacity that we should raises of voices (and choices against). For example I consciously avoid Google Chrome because I object to how it is bundled with literally every Android phone, bundled with a lot of unrelated software and you cannot browse through any Google web property without being nagged to use/install Chrome from time to time, even after I dismiss those prompts. I see this as incipient abuse of power that could grow a lot worse if we keep turning a blind eye. But not all Google products/effors need to be tarred with a broad brush. Everything depends...
it shows that all their talk of being open for principled reasons was bullshit.
You are thinking about Breaking Bad, where a chemistry teacher starts to cook meth.

Pablo is from the show Narcos, which is based on the real-life story of the drug lord Pablo Escobar.
It depends on the quality of work, experience, and where they worked before. Just because they are on the same level as you does not mean you should earn as much as them.
People can hardly choose use / don't use Google anymore. If there should be a protest against Google and other big companies, I expect it to be lead by governments and regulations.

I don't mind companies use non-free software, but I do mind if they do whatever they want with their users on a legal basis.

Not to mention government services, built with .NET, which yeah - you are obliged to use.
I never got as much as with this: https://www.udemy.com/understand-javascript/.

It explains not only how things are,but why. This IMO is the key to understanding.
> While his technical accomplishments are certainly commendable, he is a first rate asshole

this must be why GNU/Linux is a perfect match. Have those guys actually met or do their egos not fit inside one room?
Toyota ran and ad campaign in Sweden in 2015 that targeted Siri: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqZBVTMrgFA.

In their current state, voice assistants appear to be wide open for abuse. You think auto-play ads on sites are bad now? Wait until they start auto-ordering for you too.
Radical transparency of the powerful/influential.
Ubuntu would be the safe bet. Just pick a distro that appeals to you, since you will be the one working in the environment. Also any modern distro should have built in KVM support to run your virtual systems or you can always go the VMware Workstation route.
To me it wasn't completely clear.

+ A discrete, infinite Hilbert space, with (wave) functions defined at each point. Why discrete?

+ An operator across this Hilbert space that describes the evoltion of the universe.

+ A non-recurring property of the overall system that depends on the infinity of the system.

- Question. If the system is really big, can we see if it is recurrent or not?

- Question. Deviations from equilibrium should be "minor". However, minor deviations on a very fundamental level (of quantumgravity) might perhaps result in genesis/destruction of complete universes. If there is some kind of process that goes to low entropy can it be self-inforcing till it big bangs?

- Question. If time is a parameter for the universe's walk in Hilbert space, why is it real?
SF's homelessness is not all home-grown, though. People with minimal resources drift there from across the US because it's amenable, for reasons like: a perception that it is a free-and-easy or at least somewhat accommodating place, the possibility of a chance to improve one's situation among the overall prosperity, a climate that won't kill you, etc. Are there not stats on this?
If you forget to order it later then you didn't really need that bad, money saved.
I was almost certain the things you're suggesting were true, however I also thought Julian assange was no longer alive, or not free/able to reach out, as did the people who came up with and spread the theories that something big went down. However this week Hannity flew to the UK and interviewed Julian Assange who is alive and well. Don't you think he might have hinted at the fact that such was the case during the interview or via an alternate channel? I'm fairly certain that the majority of the people who believed WikiLeaks was taken over or underwent a change of management/control no longer believe so since that interview, which was the first proof of life in months, and the first since the suspicious events occured.