skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think there's a difference about speaking out about harassment in general and going against the recommendations of the police who should be dealing with a specific threat. I agree though, it's certainly not "bathing in the outrage" at all.

Perhaps the added attention to a cause, perhaps the added news coverage is worth going against the advice of professionals when it comes to direct threats to the safety of oneself? Or perhaps the institutions and individuals there to deal with such threats are not doing their job properly? Or perhaps the level of fear of online threats is so great that no local, personal support is enough?

I don't know the answers not being in that situation. I can imagine it being very scary though. I'd want to trust someone, anyone, at the very least. Perhaps online social networks can give that level of reassurance for some, for those who depend on them?
Because running a Hyper-V virtual machine is significantly more resource intensive than running a true Docker container.

Hyper-V and similar are great. They aren't as good as containers however. You gain more security with Hyper-V but even assuming full hardware support it is still an expensive thing to be doing.

On a normal desktop machine you can run maybe 2-4 virtual machines (depending on a lot of factors). On that same machine you would want to see 4-10 containers each container doing one "thing" and one thing only.
That's the promise. It's not done yet, we are just getting started.
Unfortunately police work takes longer than the time remaining before the event. Better screening and more security is the obvious option, but apparently Utah allows people to carry regardless so it wouldn't do much good.
> Not any more than you'll find idiots in any movement.

Perhaps. But I am have been involved in (for example) movements around agile development, the Python programming language, and the need to hire more women in programming and other technical positions. None of these movements have, that I am aware of, generated fringe movements that have threatened people so they had to leave their homes, nor have they caused universities to cancel lectures over safety concerns.

If this "GamerGate" movement is, indeed, level-headed and respectful, then could we arrange for leaders of the movement to publicly and forcefully denounce the threats of violence? For instance, GamerGate leaders could organize a fund-raiser to provide a forum for Anita Sarkeesian to present her talk.

Any behavior like this would significantly increase my opinion of the movement -- of which I presently have an extremely low opinion.
What are the organizing points for GG that are level headed and respectful? I must admit that I doubt that this exists.
What's going on, is it appears as though someone is accusing EE of carrier-locking an unlocked iPhone when an EE sim card was put in the phone. If this is the case, I would expect if the UK has customer protection laws, that EE would get a mild slap on the wrist.
That's part of the announcement, windows will be updated to include Container primitives which docker will use.
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Took me a bit to find out so sharing it here: one RSS for these announces is here http://rss.gmane.org/gmane.comp.encryption.openssl.announce - plug this into Boxcar, IFTTT etc to get push notifications.
So there is a protocol that is standard, but not the tool which implements it? That is not what I understood after I've read the article. But that would definitely mean it's actually not bad to have different tools.

There must be some standard, though. If you have neither a defined protocol, nor a defined tool, then you have a broken community. That you need to support different package managers for different Linux distros is one of the reasons people don't support Linux for their tools, and I personally would even argue that it is one of the reasons languages like Ruby, Python and Go need to solve that themselves.
Your talk was a much better talk. I love pg's writing but his presentation felt like he was nervously reading an essay. Which he was, but it detracted from the value of giving a talk.
What the heck is the event loop anyway
Yes - windows images on windows hosts, powered by Docker and all tools using the Docker API.
What's DR?
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then could we arrange for leaders of the movement

There are no "leaders of the movement". There are a few Twitter/YouTube personalities that are popular and have been rallied around, but they don't control anything.

Most of the GG organizing takes place on anonymous imageboards and IRC, and most of it is through consensus along the lines of: "Hey, we should do X!" "That sounds like a good idea!"

..could organize a fund-raiser to provide a forum for Anita Sarkeesian to present her talk.

Counterproductive at best, considering that GG takes issue with Sarkeesian's presentation of the facts. Now, if she would agree to a moderated debate about same, that would be just about perfect. I would personally contribute resources to making that happen.
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"Hey [omitted], http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2jakg4/the_great_ro...

It was really poorly handled. I take full accountability." -Jordan
The physical security on units such as these, or the majority of newly manufactured Bitcoin ATMs, is a joke. There's a good reason to build a large, heavy safe into an ATM, and all but the very strongest and most expensive can be broken into trivially. Bitcoin ATMs are even worse than cash ATMs from this perspective because physical compromise of the machine potentially nets you private keys.

Small/cheap units like this also don't support industry standard features like Mas locks or other one-time-combination locks to allow third party security and cash replenishment organizations to service them. [0] A used Mas lock (or its equivalent) will run you at least $500 and newer units are easily over $1,000 [1]

I'm speaking as a former ATM technician.

0 - http://www.kaba-mas.com/kaba-brand/products/366024/cencon.ht...
1 - http://www.jmacsupply.com/Kaba_Mas_X09SRD00FZJEZ1A_p/KABA-MA...
Reading further down the Twitter conversation it sounds like if you don't buy your iPhone outright from the Apple Store it'll lock to the first carrier you try to connect it to. The lady on Twitter was pissed because she had a unlocked phone, put an EE pay-as-you-go SIM in it on a 30 day contract, only to find EE had locked her iPhone to EE, and wouldn't unlock for 6 months.
Don't know about game saves but a quick check in offline mode and playing works once downloaded. The data is stored in IndexedDB, which allows for storage up to 50MB before permission is required.
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You can do that with VMs + Docker today.

There are no current goals to make Linux executables run natively in windows and vice versa.
The thing is that all those arguments are fairly moot. The United States has signed the declaration of human rights and thus it cannot withhold water:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Declaration_of_Human_...
I don't think that's a pun.

It's not civil to say "Please stop spamming." That's like saying "Please stop beating your wife." It contains an accusation, which is never a civil thing to say. There is no civil way to bring up how your conversational partner is beating their wife or spamming OkCupid.

Adding a "Please" is pretending to be civil.

There are just some conversations that cannot be had "civilly". If you think this is stupid ....I can't really help you. Try to go have a civil conversation about someone's weight gain with them.
It is also using a defined way to handle dependencies. I have no problem with that either.
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Apparently Utah law would make it illegal for them to prevent people from bringing concealed firearms, which is basically a law to maximise casualties from campus shootings.
It's not a Mozilla solution, though, says the developer :-) Hacks is simply publishing about it
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"between 2009 and 2012, only 10 cyberstalking cases were prosecuted in [The United States]" [1]

So the answer seems to be: pretty much. Threatening someone online is highly illegal [18 U.S. Code § 875 (c)], but prosecution is rare.

[1] http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2014/10/...
I really hope the Microsoft partnership does put some pressure on Apple to provide this support as well. But it just feels like something that isn't really their style. While having software components appear like "just another container" is great for developers, its very anti-Apple. They don't view the iphone as "just another smartphone". Everything Apple is standout/special in some way. I hope I am wrong though because I love Docker and would welcome this with open arms.
If you're interested in game programming with Haskell I invite you to the #haskell-game IRC channel (irc.freenode.net) and our sub-reddit http://reddit.com/r/haskellgamedev :)
Aditional weird: this is the second round of publicity they've had on this project, for what looks like no progress. Why publicise? Why now?
No. It is a formal right that the United States among other countries has signed and thus mus adhere to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Declaration_of_Human_...
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Seems premature to call this a breakthrough when they haven't even built a prototype yet.
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Does this mean that It is released? I can only find info suggesting that 24.3 is the current stable version.
The problem is, if you install chrubuntu, you have to share the same kernel with chromeos. Why did not they build an NFS module?
A lot of times websites start requesting permission to know your name. With email only, they wouldn't have the option.
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I know this subject is emotionally charged for most people. If you read my statements objectively I hope to help you perceive a different perspective, no need to embrace it. I wish you well.
Wording suggestion - I had no idea what this phrase meant: "You have at least 1 year commercial XP or skills that match." After about 2 minutes of thought I deduced that it must mean experience. I first thought it meant XP = Extreme Programming
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25 - 8,750,000 results

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35 - 4,700,000 results

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50 - 493,000 results

Definitely not 45 years away.
I had a little. Too a few classes in college but felt like I was learning things over again.

Job market for iOS is still strong, and will be for a long time. But on top of that, job market for programmers is strong and once you can program, it is easy to branch out.
If xkcd hasnt made that chart yet, it should!
Yeah, that's not what happened.

It's well documented that the whole thing started as focused harassment of Zoe Quinn. Now other women are being harassed. The effects of the campaign is that women are withdrawing from publishing indie games or writing about games. Nothing is being done that addresses "ethics in journalism".

Regarding your edits: Somehow the willingness of gamergate perpetrators to condemn harassment of women only manifests when people are bringing up that that's what gamergate does, and is conspicuously missing when actual harassment happens and goes unchallenged.

It's a very thin veneer of civility. Somehow all the "battles" you "pick" just happen to be against women in no position of authority, mostly not even journalists.
I assume you're referring to the memory leaks (CVE-2014-3513 & CVE-2014-3567)? (as there's a few items being patched).

My guess is that it doesn't since OpenSSL use a bespoke memory allocator / deallocator which, if I recall correctly, was one of the things that Theo de Raadt was criticising OpenSSL over.

The TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV patch (re POODLE) was ported from BoringSSL (Google's fork of OpenSSL) to address TLS 1.0 downgrading to SSL 3.0. From what I understand, and I might be wrong on this, this is a protocol issue rather than a bug with specific SSL libraries. So LibreSSL might also see a similar TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV patch applied.
Have you tried BananaBread¹?

1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/demos/detail/bananabread
Why is this even possible, technologically speaking. Why did anyone think that designing a system that gives this kind of control over your phone to your carrier was a good idea. More importantly, why didn't anyone complain?
If there are no leaders and no control, then surely the GG movement can only be defined by what it does under it's banner and it can't in any sane way be called "level headed" or "balanced"? If there's no way to moderate the GG members beyond consensus then there isn't any organisation or even a coherent goal beyond attacking perceived threats.

I'm not even sure what GG is trying to do by sending death threats to Anita and harassing Zoe Quinn. It just looks like they are doing it for it's own sake.
Who is going against whose recommendations, and in what way?

Sarkeesian chose to not attend because she feared for her safety. Legally, the police could not prevent people from brining concealed weapons, and she did not feel safe. Your comment implies that she is somehow ignoring advice that would promote her safety, in order to gain more exposure. I don't see that happening.
> I think we owe it to those who are (being targeted for harassment) to not ignore it. - ben0x539

No. No we don't. The best thing you can do, as an individual, is not give either side of the debate any further attention or credibility.

Witch hunts are common in any activist crowd. This issue is no different than hundreds of other agenda driven issues.

If you truly want this type of thing to go away, stop talking about it.
There absolutely is organised harrasment, it's organised on an IRC channel: http://wehuntedthemammoth.com/2014/09/08/zoe-quinns-screensh...

The well is not only poisoned by its originators but entirely made from poison. The whole original premise about corruption of games journalism is absurd; if that's what they were going after, it would look entirely different, because it's mostly a big-business phenomenon rather than an indie phenomenon.

Edit: no, you can't "no true Scotsman" your way out of this one. The movement is entirely mis-targeted by ignoring the big publishers. They also claimed the "success" of getting Intel to pull advertising from a site, which just pushes the whole games journalism business closer to an industry press release republishing facade.

Speaking of Scotsmen, the recent independence debate (which involved "strong emotions" over things that were actually important, unlike gamersgate) was far more civil than this. Tens of thousands of people somehow managed to campaign without death threats.
It better be. She raised $158K on Kickstarter to make these YouTube videos. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/566429325/tropes-vs-wom...
Gamergate folks? Is that not a generalization? How does one become part of this niche group?
It is about damn time.

Welcome to the present, HBO. I am assuming this move is in part to the massively high piracy rate for Game of Thrones episodes. As an Australian resident with no real access to current episodes of Game of Thrones without getting cable TV, I hope they do come through on delivering the service overseas (especially Australia), because if the price is right, I will gladly pay for HD episodes of Game of Thrones (amongst other great HBO shows like True Detective).
This is a very good point. Extraordinary claims...

If you haven't hung around talk-polywell.org before, you might want to. It's focused on the polywell but they seem to at least try to fairly evaluate all contenders.

New confinement techniques (NIF, this article, Helion, Polywell) are actually making real progress. So it's becoming less likely that an announcement like this is 100% vapor.

Put another way, we're getting to the point now where we have tools sufficient to actually know what the results will be. That, more than anything, is the benefit from the billions spent on tokamaks.
I personally use MyFitnessPal + some techniques to do food logging and get the calories burned from BodyMedia. How do you get your own calories burned?
I believe the "common rules" in this case are not "just ignore it" but rather: Take legal advice. Contact the police.

They would probably say "don't talk to the press about it, don't give the attacker more fuel".

In the realm of internet trolls, the classic rule is "don't feed the troll". but an internet troll doesn't make death threats...
> There is no organized harassment happening
A simple trawl of 8chan or the gamergate git repository says otherwise.
Nowadays using package.el is mandatory.
But the initial part of the thread is about a CLA and a CLA covers the licensing part of the business.
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Boy am I gonna regret this,

I know these are polarizing issues, but please take a moment to consider the credibility of the individuals involved and their respective economic incentives. I think that, given objective consideration of the facts, it's clear that Anita Sarkeesian is intentionally fueling controversy for financial gain.

Her claims of life-threatening danger have been repeatedly refuted by law enforcement officials. From the article,

"USU police, in conjunction with several teams of state and federal law enforcement experts, determined that there was no threat to students, staff or the speaker, so no alert was issued."

Meanwhile, her Kickstarter campaign raised roughly $160,000 with meager deliverables - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/566429325/tropes-vs-wom...

and she's presumably being paid well for appearances.

There's a lot of misinformation involved in twitter battles, but one needs only follow the money if you'll pardon the trite reference.
Being obnoxious is purely subjective to your perception. Does that make it any less valuable?
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you forgot the g

s/Succeeded/Consumed/g
What would really be groundbreaking is to allow non-US based viewers to subscribe to the service, without any type of geo fence. I would be happy to pay for the service as a European consumer. That would mean no more GoT torrenting for me.
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It looks like car phone warehouse supplied her with a locked phone to EE, and not a unlocked one she thinks they sold her.
That objective consideration you’re talking about? It’s not objective. How could the police have known there was no threat? A threat was issued.
I legitimately cannot decide what scares me more, the thought of a mass shooting, or the thought of a bunch of "heroes" with a concealed carry cross-firing.

Mark my words, one day a mass shooting will occur, someone will pull out their concealed carry, and a second concealed carry person will come around the corner and shoot the first (or the police will).

Once there is panic and an unknown threat, adding more guns into the formula (particular without a uniform to go along with it) will only cause additional confusion.
From what I've seen it's a giant mess and not intentionally organized that way at all.

And yeah it started off in the worst way possible, so 'giant mess' is an improvement but not very good.
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Wouldn't it be an accounting nightmare for both employer and employee to pay with property instead of currency? I think the IRS declared that Bitcoin is property.
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So all that stuff they were saying about how it was financially impossible to do this was just PR fabrication? I never would have suspected.
Annnnnnd he deleted it.
Try having the web console (Ctrl+Shift+K) open and see if you get any hints there.
RIP cable.
> Using emacs in a terminal is for newbies?

Yes, if they do it by mistake and don't know that there is an alternative.
I don't think that is the default male response at all. I am male and that is not my response.
"Coming back to your points we have reached a certain kind of equilibrium in the startup ecosystem where the incumbents through network effects have become entrenched"

So, with ~50% of the top venture backed companies being founded by immigrants and 75% of them having immigrants in key product/management positions, you think we're in a "burn it down" moment? This doesn't even account for the non-immigrants-non-insider people who succeed in the Valley every day. I'm all for working to reduce cronyism, racism, ageism, etc. But I don't think we're remotely near needing to set fire to things (metaphorically or otherwise).
Outside of the frame of talking about partnerships but talking as an apple/Docker fan, Docker running on ios would be awesome
I followed the ecat (http://ecatnews.com/) story for a year or so until my BS alarm started getting really loud - but just the prospect of it was so exhilarating, it was hard to resist the enthusiasm overflow...

Now this sounds way more serious than Andrea Rossi's saga. But I did get a lot tougher on my wait and see stand.
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For what its worth, Chrome does the same thing and has for quite some time.
I bill per project, a percentage of annual revenue. I work in the US.
I work as a consultant for dysfunctioning \ struggling IT departments, I have 20 years of experience and my main skills are Information Risk Management, Information Security.
This may also be a case of buying a product with false advertising or a false understanding.
No, the proprietary code was a problem. Another problem was a license that gave a single developer the power to take the project down. If the code were permissively licensed, he could've not done that. Yes, it would still infringe on Mojang's rights, but that could've been addressed separately.
There's a big difference between an "ordinary ATM" machine and the NCR/Diebold machines that the large American banks deploy. Sure, you can get a Hyosung/Triton/Wincor/$whatever machine and it will technically function for the usual customer operations . . . but I would never order those machines if I were in a purchasing capacity because of physical security concerns. I've worked with enough damaged/compromised machines to see what is physically possible in a very short amount of time, and the cheaper machines aren't worth it.

I've found you get what you pay for in the ATM world when it comes to hardware. Software is another story altogether, but there's no cheap and easy solution for physical security. The bad thing about Bitcoin ATMs is that they have the same physical security problems but an extra set of information security problems, with none of the established and well tested solutions that have existed in the banking world for 30 years.

Forget Bitcoin ATMs for consumers - if you want to actually make money you should build a regular banking ATM network that uses Bitcoin/altcoins in the background for transaction processing. That would actually disrupt the industry and allow you to undercut the other networks' pricing models.
Is it your contention that the large number of death threats, rape threats etc. being posted online are manufactured by the speaker for her own benefit?
I don't understand these people that hate her so much, even if you disagree with her. All she has done is create a series of videos pointing out what she thinks is wrong with the gaming industry and she gets death threats. Why is no one allowed to be critical of video games? If anything, they are just proving her point by responding with violence.