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johansch

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    Comment #16056152

    Not going to answer this because a) I already answered a very similar question of yours in a separate thread b) you hijacked a subthread that was particularly talking about the pol…

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    Comment #16056121

    You are not going to convince me, or anyone else who understand the tech, that this is a fundamentally unsolvable technical problem, I promise. It all boils down to compromises bet…

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    Comment #16055880

    Seems like a lot of people here really want VOIP to be anonymous/unregistered. You know, so that the nazis can't get you if they seize power. But they also seem loath to acknowledg…

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    Comment #16055785

    Somehow, having a well-recorded connection between identity and phone line didn't lead to "fascism" in your past though.

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    Comment #16055662

    Okay, I get that complexity, I think. But then the question shifts to: maybe your country is too large to govern effectively - if you can't make changes like this quickly, somethin…

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    Comment #16055307

    >A policy decision by whom? By your government? > Specifically, how do you do this when IP spaces are controlled by various unfriendly countries around the world You begin a "911-c…

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    Comment #16055048

    Thanks, but I somehow get the feeling that it's more about not wanting outsiders telling them how to solve problems they know they should have solved a long time ago by themselves.…

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    Comment #16054899

    "IPs are just too ephemeral to trust for any form of location data" That is just policy decision. It would, for example, be possible to declare that no single IP should be used for…

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    Comment #16054880

    "0 points" Ah, well, Jingoism is an american word. I guess I just thougt the crowd here could agree that it's retarded to not have a political policy against fake VOIP numbers.

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    Comment #16054642

    Well, I do agree. I shouldn't take more than a few months to fix this. I don't live in the US, but I get the feeling something is terribly wrong with the way you're handling such a…

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    Comment #16054584

    That's extraordinarly retarded.

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    Comment #16054528

    People generally caring about declaring img size attributes died out like 15 years ago. grumble Declaring image sizes doesn't fit into the distributed model that is that is the rag…

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    Comment #16054287

    I agree; it should be technically trival to implement this. All of my comments along the lines of this are wildly downvoted though; I'm not quite sure why. Maybe privacy cowboys?

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    Comment #16054264

    Sure, but that only works so far. Even a european-style police force would eventually snap if they had to do 100 break-ins to combat ongoing crime if 99/100 calls were fake. Both i…

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    Comment #16054111

    Edit: Ah, after reading more from that link you provided; the issue is stuck in your dysfunctional government. I'm so confused right now. Does the US not have a central agency that…

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    Comment #16054084

    Well, then, fix it.

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    Comment #16054056

    So the solution is to regulate the assignment via phone numbers via VOIP providers. Which I perhaps, naively assumed was already happening. WTF?

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    Comment #16053956

    I could actually imagine things being better if proof-of-identity was required for a phone number. I really don't want IP access to run by the same scheme though. How do these swat…

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    Comment #16053674

    They are optimistic about getting paid next month.

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    Comment #16042746

    I think the technical wtf should become clear if you look at the entire comment tree starting at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16041209 But yeah, to clarify: What they prim…

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    Comment #16042620

    I don't think this project needs more money; they need people who give a shit. (There's a setting that makes the site functional, but you have to register to get to it? What?)

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    Comment #16042295

    Maybe changing the default would be a good idea? Just a thought :)

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    Comment #16042218

    There probably are no intricate plans for the future on an executive level, besides having some smart people enjoy their work while building something that may or not be useful in …