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dpola

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About dpola

https://www.dpolakovic.space

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48591067

    After a month I bring a good news.

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    Comment #48198616

    I looked into the well known triva about name of most popular text adventure.

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    Comment #43858986

    The difference would be, that message could be shared in coordinates, not the link itself. This implementation on my site is just prototype.

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    Comment #43858958

    Idea was, that just like with spies - if you have a medior component in communication, you can communicate without knowing who is on the other side. This medior would only tell you…

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    Show HN: Web Dead Drop

    A dead drop is a spy technique used for anonymous information exchange. I tried to create place to host such exchanges. Only requirement to stash or read a message is to know the l…

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    Comment #40891206

    Hands down Debian. From all I tested, it offers best synergy for all I wanted. Biggest package repo, every problem is nicely searchable and has nice community.

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    Comment #40839494

    I hear your point. We truly don't know what will future bring, even less the future of year 292 billion. But again, I am proposing the software complete solution - even without cur…

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    Comment #40839291

    hello, truly, the code can use an optimization, that's why I presented it as an proposition or rather idea. E.g. the digits could be byte. However, the idea is no joke at all. Poin…

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    Comment #40055737

    I would like to thank all of you for reading my blog. It means a lot to me! I think I need to address the many comments about my qemu/kvm rant... I think my experience could be bes…

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    Comment #40037487

    With .net ported back to 95, one should get his security ready too.

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    Comment #39010567

    I must say that for myself, I still learn/reference many things from programming books... Mostly Perl and Java, but none of them have promise of teaching me programming in any time…