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It seems likely that the NSA is running a large fraction of tor nodes, and doing exactly what you suggest. It would cost a trivial fraction of their budget, and yield huge amounts of relevant information.
You only need to change a few words:
"In other words, they simply didn't test their (global!) custom route announcement management software. An edge case was triggered in production, and unsurprisingly they automatically went offline."
No code returned. :(
ultimately I lose a bunch of work.
man git stashI have no problem with lazy lists. It's the "0, 2 ... \infty" expression which offends me.
> There are some people who appreciate games that are very abstract and with
> simple rules from which complex behavior emerges, such as a game like Go.
1: my @to-infinity-and-beyond = 0, 2 … ∞;
2: say @to-infinity-and-beyond[1008];
# OUTPUT:
# 2016
Ah, right. Thanks.
say "Code took {now - INIT now} seconds to run";
# Code took 0.01111143 seconds to run
Your best is different from his/her best.
When did the internal projects start using Kubernetes? I heard that its uptake within Google has been very anemic.
Side question: what is NPMJS Inc's business model?
Being enthusiastic for wholesome things is a skill in its own right.
You could probably whitelist with a .dockerignore like
* # exclude everything
!README.md # include the README.
!run.sh # include the initiation script
https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#dockerignore-file
https://golang.org/pkg/path/filepath/#Matchf(X)=sha1(concat(md5(X), X)), then.
If it was a good implementation, I'd agree with you, but it's not: https://github.com/azer/left-pad/pulls
> I can use multiple debuggers
iVPN. Mainly based on their excellent privacy tutorials: https://www.ivpn.net/blog/privacy-guides
Steer clear of PIA. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8982095
The whole world is flooded with fiction about using guns to stop bad people with guns. The narrative around crypto is tiny by comparison.
Classic HN response.
Are there any CLI gmail clients which can handle 2FA? I'd like to have a way to read my work email in emacs, but I'm pretty sure work would be unhappy about me putting an app-specific credential on my hard-drive without 2FA.
How much are you really worried by this?
It's a very serious ethical issue. You might not have any exploitable weaknesses given the current technology, but other people do: alcoholism, pain medication, financial distress, loneliness, straight-up boredom...
> What language has decorators, generators, comprehensions, modules, but isn't Python?
Is there an emacs package for this?
Is the server code open-source as well?
> Most of my time is spent outside of the editor
It cost $750 to become a citizen, last time I checked.
Has anyone successfully found something useful which they couldn't find elsewhere using this tool? I tried it on a few things yesterday and was disappointed.
> had to clock out even to use the bathroom (illegal practice that the company just broke the law on).
He's humble-bragging.
Oh, look, another genome-wide association study found a suggestive correlation. Didn't we learn our lesson about this kind of bullshit in the Zeros?