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Koahku

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    Comment #12023914

    This is a pretty good collection of small utilities but I would recommend using GNU Parallel[0] instead of the included parallel. It contains a ton of extremely useful additional f…

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    Comment #12023779

    Using Volafile to host the keylogger executable seems like a pretty bad choice considering that this website will delete your files after only 2 days. Or maybe this shouldn't surpr…

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    Comment #11354437

    You shouldn't link directly to 4chan, these threads will be gone in 7 days. More permanent archive links: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/68537741/#68537741 https://archive.4…

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    Comment #11241926

    *2chan, also known as Futaba Channel. Futaba is a "clone" of 2ch with support for images.

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    Comment #10912539

    Previous discussion on HN after the first time it was seized https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10774152

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    Comment #10270630

    Right now the pass payments are processed by Stripe so I doubt the same could happen.

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    Comment #10270606

    Actually someone did >>Do you prefer Chris, Christopher, moot, mootykins, or some other nickname. (In public obviously). >Chris IRL, moot online. https://archive.moe/q/thread/17651…

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    Comment #10270569

    >Take home message is that the users got very personal at the end of moot's tenure. Yet, when he left, users from the most popular boards (and even separate imageboards!) made thou…

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    Comment #10264155

    >I also made a short (and now defunct, though I can rehost it) web-based puzzle for people on /g/ to learn a bit about encryption. Starting with a simple ROT13 and working up to au…

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    Comment #10162379

    I was doing a presentation about various bombs last year and crashed PowerPoint by copy-pasting billion laughs in a slide. Simple but extremely effective.

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    Comment #10110303

    >I've deactivated all reporting and services that call back home And you'll have to keep doing it after every Windows update. Is Windows 10 really that good to be worth the trouble…

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    Comment #10024631

    Don't quote me on that but I'm pretty sure that the data you add on IPFS isn't automatically replicated on participating nodes. Other nodes will only acquire the data when they req…

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    Comment #10024389

    I definitely agree, but it is still missing anonymity, which I consider extremely important. Of course it's built in such a way that you could run it on top of any anonymous networ…

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    Comment #9788842

    Archive link for future readers : https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/48696148

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    Comment #9511947

    I think that adding a few other user-friendly distributions such as Fedora or Mint in the "Install Linux" step might be a good idea. Also, I haven't really followed the development…

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    Comment #9511657

    I'm into 3D modeling. It's challenging and makes you always think ahead of what you are currently doing. It has a lot of similarities to programming actually, except that since it'…

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    Comment #8924316

    Because GamerGate was brewing to become the new chanology, which would have been a disaster for the whole website. As for 8chan I guess it's because its address was being spammed c…

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    Comment #8924036

    I guess I kind of expected it since the past 6 months were probably very though for him with all the negative attention the site received. I wish him a happy retirement and all the…

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    Comment #8867329

    These comics were mocking any form of extremism, and one could argue that extremism needs to be ridiculed.

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    Comment #8568066

    Reddit loves 4chan memes.

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    Comment #8511176

    They also look very similar to the engines used by Yves Rossy (aka Jetman) on his wing, although they seem to be a bit bigger and more powerful. http://www.jetman.com/?page_id=242

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    Comment #8482813

    Pretty impressive I wonder what the temps look like and how it would perform at 3D rendering and video encoding.

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    Comment #8456471

    After watching this this it baffles me that: There is no (central) display indicating the current position of both control sticks. There is no redundant system allowing the pilots …

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    Comment #7755160

    FINALLY! What else can we say?