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c7b0rg··on Notes on Discrete Mathematics [pdf]
Yep. 10 pages cover automata and 15 pages cover graph theory.
c7b0rg··on Chaos Computer Club files criminal complaint against the German Government
Remember to watch the video footage from the latest CC congress if you haven't done so already: http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/ They cover really interesting topics.
c7b0rg··on Mystery signal from a helicopter
Suddenly, my telecom courses in CS now seem a lot more fun than they really were. It's like magic.
c7b0rg··on US bans students from “blacklisted” countries from getting access to Coursera
Please read again my post.

Also, you don't have to be mad.

c7b0rg··on US bans students from “blacklisted” countries from getting access to Coursera
I don't know about it, by personal experience I think americans have good education.

I'd hazard to say that the median american experiences a media echo chamber.

That's not special, all countries I lived in do that. But they usually don't delve too deep in doublespeak.

c7b0rg··on US bans students from “blacklisted” countries from getting access to Coursera
>If someone is 'the protector of freedom'

>'the protector of freedom' is someone that doesn't boycott Syria

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man

Not my argument, what are you even arguing against?

If I were you, I'd question myself why I create strawmen, am I interested in the truth, or am I guided by misplaced nationalism?

c7b0rg··on US bans students from “blacklisted” countries from getting access to Coursera
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque

What does it have to do with the matter at hand?

c7b0rg··on Coursera blocks access to students in Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria
The US regime never ceases to amaze me.

Power projection at all levels of an ordinary human's life, from privacy to education.

I'm dumbfounded they are self proclaimed defenders of freedom. How can such cognitive dissonance run rampant within the US.

c7b0rg··on US bans students from “blacklisted” countries from getting access to Coursera
The US regime never ceases to amaze me.

Projection of power at all levels in the lives of ordinary people, from privacy to education.

I'm completely dumbfounded that they consider themselves protectors of freedom, how such cognitive dissonance runs rampant within the US is beyond me.

c7b0rg··on The rule of 3 in time management & productivity.
This must be facetious. If not, please explain. OP's thoughts seem rational to me.
c7b0rg··on 3 Enemas Later, Still No Drugs
Sadistic police brutality is a worldwide phenomenon, but the hospital billing the victim? On the same level of psychopathic behaviour if you ask me. Would the billing even be considered outside the US?
c7b0rg··on Bro pages: like man pages, but with examples only
This looks like a cute productivity hack that I will probably use. So sorry for OP that people getting offended by words and tipping fedoras is more serious than creativity.
c7b0rg··on Snowden-haters are on the wrong side of history
Great read, thanks