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Soyuz

Re:Introducing Snapcash on Tuesday November 18, 2014 @01:24AM (#8622655)
hot girls will be the richest in the world now :p
Anybody used Dart for serious web development?
Re:FTP Server at LSUHealth New Orleans on Sunday August 31, 2014 @08:01AM (#8249103)
I'm not sure why people inform organizations about vulnerabilities. All what they will get from informing them is to get shock when they slap you on the face and call the police for the alleged hack!

it is better to sell the vulnerability in the underground forums

That page has full of very important documentaries.
That was wonderful documentary. I will watch it. Thanks
Re:Google's end-to-end key distribution proposal on Thursday August 28, 2014 @08:24AM (#8236849)
Do you use Key Escrow for private key storage? How can the other receiver decrypt the file using his browser only? Where do you store the private key?
Re:Introducing a more powerful Dropbox Pro on Thursday August 28, 2014 @01:57AM (#8236056)
CrashPlan is great and encrypted at rest and transmission. But, I prefer services outside US
So do I
Re:How come Hackernews don't have Emacs reader/client? on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @02:07PM (#8228580)
I guess I will try to write a client and publish it on Github
Re:How come Hackernews don't have Emacs reader/client? on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @02:06PM (#8228574)
the `t` opens the article in the embedded lynx browser. I thought there's a complete client for HN to brwose and interact/comment.

How come Hackernews don't have Emacs reader/client?

I use Emacs alot and just got hooked to this Hackernews website. I searched over the internet for a way to interact with HN inside Emacs and found no good way but this one:https://github.com/clarete/hackernews.elwhich is very bad and opens articles in default browser or embedded lynx browser inside Emacs.The question is: How Emacs guys interacts with Hackernews?Regards, Soyuz

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