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seanlinmt
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Comment #48410703
Singapore is a strange outlier among successful democratic countries. There's always stories that are untold. For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lim_Chin_Siong?wprov=sfla1 …
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Comment #44486447
Is this similar to Briar? I reckon a cool feature would be the ability to create a poll. Use case? You're in the middle of a protest. Where to next?
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Comment #40178237
But how do you host services through CGNAT though?
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Comment #21541538
Also a good way to detect hidden surveillance cameras at night.
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Comment #21311294
So what happens if you're standing in the path of a milimeter wave beam from a tower trying to reach a user behind a wall?
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Comment #20326400
While that's great, there should be instances where crawlers should ignore noindex directives. For example, all .gov sites.
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Comment #20254366
And if you don't want to switch, there are things like privacy badger[1] and ghostery[2]? Although, strangely Privacy Badger does not seem to mention their chrome extension[3]. [1]…
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Comment #19756456
Isn't Shanghai sinking, https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/oct/05/from-lon... ? Or has that been solved?
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Comment #19642902
Interesting. I didn’t know this was a problem. Kanji uses chinese characters. If sorting has been solved for chinese character, I’m assuming that the existence of Chinese dictionar…
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Comment #19604237
Scanning isn't going to work if its an IPv6 network. I would just use wireshark and the busy device would probably be your camera it it's on the network. And probably don't use an …
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Comment #18837037
“No one uses IPv6 only." I had a go using only IPv6 recently. What surprised me was the site that broke it for me. Github.com.
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Comment #18746020
All because of a whistlerblower. http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/justo-world-needs-good... The world needs more whistlerblowers. Or at least better tools and protection for t…
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Comment #17840462
What bothers me is that if Facebook has to reengineer messenger to comply with the government then what’s stopping signal having to reengineer its infrastructure to comply with gov…
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Comment #16399769
Does anyone know how one could take part in these class action suits? And are they limited to US citizens only?
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Comment #16399732
I'm all for the boycott of timber and palm oil products to end demand [1] for this destruction. But there's also the problem of the livelihoods of indigenous people [2]. But, at th…
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Comment #16013595
IMO, here's a site that gives some pretty good analysis for countries around the world, https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-press/freedom-press-... Edit: Sorry. https://freedom…
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Comment #15997959
What books or articles did you read? I found his course to be a little boring.
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Comment #15475728
Not trying to say a little bit of cheating is fine but that's total number of retracted papers right? I can't seem to find a list that shows it as a percentage out of published pap…
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Comment #15426558
One thing UN's declaration of Human Rights doesn't seem to cover is the right to free will. http://www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/ Perhaps it should?
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Comment #15407752
I find it a little strange that people don't look into the reasons why terrorism exist. Wouldn't it be more efficient in trying to stamp out the root causes of terrorism? People do…
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Comment #15300723
Reminds me of the lego sorting project, https://jacquesmattheij.com/sorting-lego-the-software-side
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Comment #15291536
How is this any different from setting up a VPN? The user still needs technical knowledge to setup a server outside the GFW.
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Comment #15017577
That would be this. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grass_Mud_Horse