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diegoprzl

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    Comment #16088996

    In my briefcase I always carry a Leatherman Wave. For personal defense I like the Spyderco Matriarch 2.

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    Comment #15508646

    I already tried Emacs in Termux but I was too slow and did crash while trying to do some things. Nowadays I simply use JuiceSSH and mosh to connect to my main computer. I would lik…

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    Comment #15506911

    Just bought a Dex Station. If Emacs runs well enough then it will be a lifesaver.

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    Comment #14938458

    My anecdotal experience is that I can get better uptime using Windows rather than Linux in consumer computers. The i915 bug made me end up using a Windows host with Debian in a vir…

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    Comment #14938004

    Modern hardware is unreliable, especially under GNU/Linux. Ryzen didn't give me any problem under Windows, but GNU/Linux.. the same can be said of Skylake/Broadwell i915 gpu driver…

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    Comment #14937972

    I would wait. I bought a 1800x Ryzen and had some stability problems under Debian Buster which disappeared after a BIOS update, but I'm not compiling large projects continuously no…

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    Comment #14766340

    The fact that our brains have "bugs" and biases has seen a significantly increased interest, so I suppose that methods to solve those bugs has seen an increased interest too.

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    Comment #14765537

    My opinion is that the popularity of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has brought the attention to Stoicism. I reached Stoicism by reading about CBT, and started reading about CBT beca…

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    Comment #14765450

    Nietzsche

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    Comment #14574938

    Ummm. What does open access to scientific papers has to do with what you're stating?

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    Comment #14572898

    Take a look at TMLewin and CTShirts. I think they offer the best value in shirts. Spending more than 60$ on a shirt is not necessary. I don't know about US, but in Spain you can ge…

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    Comment #14572796

    For buyers it wasn't easy back then. Now, in Spain, you can turn cash into bitcoins very easily. There are bitcoin ATMs in a lot of cities where you can buy/sell bitcoins anonymous…

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    Comment #14572641

    Turning cash into bitcoin can be as easy as buying gift cards. I sold bitcoins in person around 2012-2013. I had way more demand than bitcoins I was willing to sell.

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    Comment #14571247

    It's more like: "I bought a painting for 20$ at flea market. 6 years later I learned it was from Van Gogh but sadly I don't know where it is now."

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    Comment #14571198

    It's not possible with only the address. If you have the encrypted wallet I could give it a try though.

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    Comment #14567692

    I used mu4e in Emacs. For HTML and images there is a view in browser function. Now I use Claws Mail with Emacs as the editor. This solution lacks integration with Org-Mode so I may…

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    Comment #14559837

    In Spain you need to provide your ID for a prepaid SIM. They even requested your ID for SIMs you already owned and eventually disconnected all the unidentified.

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    Comment #14530001

    Around 11k. 22 yo. Bug bounty hunter. Bitcoins since they were in the single digits. Can't say I'm happy.. Spain.

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    Comment #14516465

    This is why I use Android without GApps. You have to trust the company, the employees, its security, the goverment.. Better to think of everything you upload as already posted in p…

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    Comment #14513111

    Take a look at these slides [1] They're for 2010. Hardware needed? Around 70$. Knowledge? With those instructions, anyone. For the uplink you need to be able to spoof your IP which…

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    Comment #14513028

    The last time I had read about this technique was in 2010. [1] Those slides are a very good explanation. Back then I thought about it as a way to either sniff confidential data fro…