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rand1012
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Comment #12082362
If only they put so much work into investigating Hillary Clinton.
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Comment #11990307
I think a 24 hour economy should be a design goal of this city.
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Comment #11951109
But, absent evidence, there's no reason to suggest anything is unreleased.
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Comment #11851388
I'd never trust installing their apps on my phone. The Facebook app admittedly listens to the microphone. So Facebook messages will largely become a black hole for me too.
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Comment #11776372
San Francisco is not the whole bay.
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Comment #11671720
But we can easily assume that every major intelligence community has access to SS7.
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Comment #11279071
Anyone else notice how GNU's website is stuck in 1993?
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Comment #11263131
Like Hillary wouldn't. She has Drug Warrior in her blood.
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Comment #11263124
The better evil is still fucking evil. Don't ever forget that.
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Comment #11215055
But you have to be morally corrupt to hold a position like this.
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Comment #11208422
The FBI should offer to unlock the phone only if they arrest Hillary;)
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Comment #11188163
Me too. This is all making me want to switch to iOS.
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Comment #11188147
The real issue is that I have a fucking right to have my device be secure against the government. It's funny how you can only make sense of your argument when you get down in the w…
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Comment #11188129
Agreed 100%.
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Comment #11188125
If I knew ANYONE in real life who told me they supported the FBI's position, I would lose all respect for them and if possible cut them out of my life completely. And HN isn't an o…
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Comment #11186566
I want to use it on Raspberry Pi
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Comment #10849632
Does it not bother anyone else that openssl doesn't support HTTPS on their website?
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Comment #10849312
A lot of VCs read HackerNews...
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Comment #10816500
This is a fairy tale. In reality, municipalities don't go much out of their way to uncover their own wrongdoings. It is fallacy to assume that this would be handled properly.
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Comment #10772507
I have never found "X lines of code" to be impressive. Write clean code and polish it and make it readable. Who cares how long it is. Hackers brag about lines, not engineers.