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reading the title, i thought that it was about OpenOffice office software suite.

no censorship in turkey? fun!

I am not sure about OpenDNS but Yandex DNS works fine, I can use twitter

sorry then, we are mistaken.

the developer still works on it. it's an open source project as well, I hope this gets some attention to be a better tool.

you never know when you will need this. i can see people trying to remember that silly css library's name.

I have been thinking so, but i learned that you can hire a cop in US! I mean not a "freelance cop", this one's legal, wow.

> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics...

I guess most stories about politics involves China, Russia, Iran, Syria, DPRK, USSR, Cuba, Venezuella...

wow! everyone was just silent after the "revolution". no one said a single word about the right-wing armed forces. now the news are back in the front page of HN, cool... and meaningful in terms of timing, as one of those politics guys says in my country.

apparently they just removed the website index

http://www.browsersicherheit.info/addons.html

> The requested URL / was not found on this server.

webpages at http://browsersicherheit.info/ seems to be removed.

http://web.archive.org/web/20140226224721/http://www.browser... says that adblock "Filters page content"

You should allow apps downloaded from places other than App Store. Go to Security & Privacy under System Preferences, and on the general tab, select "Anywhere" under "Allow apps downloaded from:" option.

From http://www.roesler-ac.de/wolfram/hello.htm

> This collection includes 441 Hello World programs in many more-or-less well known programming languages, plus 64 human languages.

pretty nice, and difficult. the name may cause legal trouble, you know.

In my case, Ruby is already installed, so it's quite easy as:

1. gem install compass 2. gem install sass 3. gem install susy

game at page http://harunurhan.github.io/flappybird-unity.html says that it failed to download the data file. can't play it.

sochi sells.

When you have some slow peers along with a lousy internet connection, put.io really helps. with my upload speeds (makes 56K jealous), to seed a torrent up to a meaningful ratio, i should wait forever. put.io helps me with this and many other stuff. besides that, they recently added a server to my city, which boosted my usage.

Besides the torrents, they catch rss feeds, podcasts faster than I do, and I just stream it, if I need any subtitles, I just upload them (or fetch from open subtitles) and there they are.

I love their service and will keep supporting them, and recommend to anyone I know.

I loved this one. I also found Carl Sednaoui's method for using github gists as task lists (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7000953) very useful.

hackers rule!

>> For a very topical example here is the regime's Syrian State TV split screening opposition talking at Geneva2 with stock footage of bombing carnage[0].

Then, you should come and see the major turkish media. I will gladly translate every single word for you.

In turkey, current government divides people into two groups (done through media, NGO's etc.): Pro-Assad, and Anti-Assad. Even though you do not fancy the guy, one morning when you wake up, you find yourself a Pro-Assad.

Even though you scream out that you are against war, and any crimes by persons or governments should be judged by an independent court, and war is not a solution, you still are a Pro-Assad. After sometime, I found out that this is not a local situation, this applies to the whole world. I know that once these are over, no war crimes will be punished, they will be loosely covered.

I remember when turkish prime minister visited Assad, handshakes, good wills. A few months later, you see that this same prime minister, just in a moment, starts to tell exact same words with some other governments which are very impatient to start a war (as if they were reading from a paper).

I know that no government is clean, they all have hands in blood, blood of a minority, another country or nation etc. Assad is not an exception but I believe that the other side of this war is not clean either. After seeing a lot of lies being told by the Turkish government and the media, I am more sure that this is not a fair fight, and this is not about Assad torturing the Syrian citizens. And I know that supporting bloodshed beheading islamic fundamentalist murderers is far from willing goodness of Syrian people.

For a long time, it was impossible to reach Syrian Government news agency SANA's website, as it was banned without any notice or court order.

That was when the war started, and only news Turkish people got were Turkish Government's and international war lobyyists' lies through Anadolu Agency's black propaganda.

Turkey still keeps supporting the war in Syria by sending ammunition, weapons and other stuff to rebels. Our border gates are wide open for the rebels. Some of them live in Turkey's border cities such as Hatay.

For the last few weeks there has been at least eight trucks which were intercepted. They all were later protected by turkish national intelligence agency, governors, the ministers and prime minister himself, claiming what the trucks carried were governmental secret and nobodies' business. Of course the trucks moved and people had to mind their own business.

There has been a lot of misinformation incidents in Turkey, through government's hand, and a lot of inhuman incidents by those criminal-rebel looters that we witness. Then I still sometimes get surprised when people tell about the Free Syrian Army is defending Syria against an anti-democratic regime. I don't believe that those are for democracy, and everyone knows that those lies will be revealed one day.

Yeah something should be done, and what else is better than barbaric islamic fundamentalist rebels, beheading war criminals, and bloodshed murderers, supported by international bloodthirsty, greedy media cartels.

We should support them as they are fighting against an anti-democratic regime. We will think about the other aspects, once democracy is settled, democracy first.

amazingly stable

may he rest in peace

That's quite fun!

ReligiousTolerance.org states that:

'A couple of the surviving members of the group who did not "leave" have been maintaining their web site at http://www.heavensgate.com' (http://j.mp/1cKc0KA)