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tacojuan
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Comment #11757906
The NFL is trying it's damned hardest to become as corrupt as FIFA
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Comment #11631929
Last I checked, the FBI doesn't patrol the streets. Unless they're, uh... harassing you.
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Comment #11603950
I've seen some opensource implementations of Protonmail's stuff, any comparisons?
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Comment #10923726
docker?
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Comment #10700330
I bought one of the Fx0 phones last month. Sad to hear this news. I wanted to move away from Android and iOS, and saw FFOS as the only viable option. They should've mass produced w…
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Comment #10681246
No mention of the extortion/blackmail VJ claimed to be facing from some rogue FBI agent?
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Comment #10664537
Somewhat related would be Tor's flashproxy bridges: https://crypto.stanford.edu/flashproxy/
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Comment #10660231
I can't believe they're using PayPal of all things...
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Comment #10633500
If you watch enough swattings (most are streamed via twitch.tv and wind up on youtube) you'll see they typically have a sheriff follow the obviously unarmed, unharmed, and generall…
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Comment #10591894
https://twitter.com/torproject/status/664168624467386368
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Comment #10552590
I am REALLY tempted to buy a Nexus 5 just to put FirefoxOS on it. Kinda looking for a more reasonable phone though, also not sure how well it's supported.
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Comment #10550459
With the apparent ethical chops these CMU researchers had, they certainly chose the wrong deal. Extorting SR2 would've made them quite a bit more than just 1 million. ;)
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Comment #10476643
So this is compatible with XMPP? I've been toying the idea of setting up an xmpp server and this may push me over the edge...
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Comment #10397721
Could you link his posts? I'm curious, since I heard that they have some kind of contract with the school down the road from me which on the far side of Maplewood from where they a…
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Comment #10390931
In the newer Ghost in the Shell series, an antagonist writes a virus that takes control of all the cars in the city, causing a massive physical/real-world denial of service.
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Comment #10117559
I have always wondered what could they possibly do with all the data they amass with Tempora, until recently I read about SEAS[0]. I just imagine the UK has something similar. [0] …
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Comment #9710792
Does orbot do this as well?
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Comment #9700436
Don't be silly, the plane that hit the empire state building is a rinkydink fraction of the size of the planes that hit the WTCs.
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Comment #9678497
Upgrading to a different release of Ubuntu has always broken things for me as well. That's why I have Arch on my laptop now.
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Comment #9651341
Anyone care to tl;dr this or give a comparison with bitcoin? Most of this stuff is way over my head. I'm about to go to bed, but I'll definitely give it a read in the morning.
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Comment #9601829
I have wanted these phones for the longest goddamn time. The LG or KDDI Fx0 was the coolest looking phone I have seen in the last 5 years. But it was unreasonably priced at nearly …
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Comment #9422802
Data isn't a scarce resource, bandwidth maybe, but data conservation is not (should not be) a user "incentive". Carriers acting like data is scarce and in need of conserving are di…
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Comment #9422714
You seem to have the word incentive confused with the word discourage. Or it's an obnoxious euphemism. I have an unlimited data plan on T-mobile for 30 bucks. Paying by the megabyt…
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Comment #9403929
Got any suggestions?