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emveeoh
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Comment #27783879
I do believe there is a legal liability here on the person using the tool, but not on GitHub. GitHub would only need to remove the 'auto-insertion' of the code to get around any li…
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Comment #16358897
Immutable, append-only ledgers between parties that don't need to trust each other.
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Comment #16259355
Funniest headline of the day award...
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Comment #16170863
Tailor-made for insurance companies...
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Comment #16146059
Hey Radiohead... Once you win this lawsuit, give Lana 1% of the publishing back for bothering to write new lyrics to your awesome melody...
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Comment #16024301
Insert snarky comment about the reliability of airplanes vs apple software here...
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Comment #15982045
It seems they wanted press. Well, they got it...
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Comment #15973459
They count on our fatigue and ignorance.
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Comment #15839440
This seems like a reasonable way to police. My only issue is if the drones can be 'heard' flying over a location. For example, buzzing over a specific house or business. Neighbors …
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Comment #15725469
Seems like Microsoft is trying to brand a cached proxy for Git...? This would make more sense as a paid service for those that need it. Possibly, a local appliance that a company w…
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Comment #15290011
+1 fail2ban (properly configured, of course)
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Comment #14965554
Reminder: Disney has Star Wars...
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Comment #14008354
The reality is: privacy is no longer possible in a connected world. So, rather than worrying about collection/privacy. Maybe, the best use of our energy is best-spent trying to pas…
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Comment #14008135
Can someone explain to me why there is no Federal regulation requiring the ISP, and anyone else collecting data on us, to provide full disclosure to the customer whose data is bein…
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Comment #13861962
Basically, an advertisement for Google barely disguised as an 'article'.