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thex86
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Comment #6692240
Someone commented on Reddit that space programs bring us (the human race) closer. The reaction I am seeing in the international press to India's mars mission is quite the opposite …
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Comment #6689895
> Terrorism is not a great threat to either the US or the UK - a tiny number of people have been killed by it, and yet it is painted as an existential threat which must be fought a…
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Comment #6689843
I don't know what you are smoking but given your comment history, I am sure you would be fine if the police came knocking at your door at night and randomly wanted to search your p…
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Comment #6689744
The NSA said they prevented 54 attacks but it was widely reported supported by evidence that that was not the case. Not to mention that they repeatedly lied to Congress. If you tru…
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Comment #6684274
A serious question: while I have nothing against Silk Road (the drug war is a waste of money anyways), aren't people afraid of putting stuff in their body that they had an anonymou…
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Comment #6681039
Appreciate Mike speaking up like this. We need more people within the industry to speak up. Not just hackers. (People within these companies are also hackers, but they have more ef…
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Comment #6680471
Unless the people involved are SUSPENDED, there is no justice.
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Comment #6680467
What is shocking is, they conducted everything. I mean, why? It's like they really wanted the drugs to be there.
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Comment #6648484
Does the Fifth Amendment only apply to US citizens? The reason I ask is this: if I am traveling to the US and the TSA asks me to decrypt my laptop or unlock my phone, am I protecte…
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Comment #6648452
Same can be said for Canada. As a non-white, I have not faced any discrimination yet in Canada ever since I moved here ten years ago. Sure there may be racism but at least not in t…
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Comment #6640813
I love the "In Focus" by The Atlantic. There are always mesmerizing and capture the beauty of the subject being talked about. And also, wow - keyboard navigation! Yes!
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Comment #6631903
See martey's comment above.
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Comment #6631891
Awesome. Thanks!
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Comment #6631308
If only Lenovo would take notice and see what is happening in the market. I really want a better screen on my Thinkpad with a higher resolution.
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Comment #6618647
https://builder.addons.mozilla.org/ Firefox equivalent. Probably not as detailed, but still.
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Comment #6616427
No, I meant low latency because it allows timing analysis if you control the first and the last node.
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Comment #6616426
If you think the government is one coherent entity with all of them wanting to become Big Brother, you are wrong. The fact that Tor gets its funding from the US government is irrel…
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Comment #6616292
Tor is still the best solution for online anonymity, even with the shortcomings it has. (low-latency for one). The exploits were related to the Tor Browser, not the Tor daemon/netw…
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Comment #6614688
Check it out, there is a new book in the series. POSA. The Performance of Open Source Applications.
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Comment #6612709
It's stupid. That is what it is. The industrial surveillance complex that is being set up, do these companies really think people are that naive? And what makes me even more sad ab…
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Comment #6612625
I was kinda expecting Palantir to be on the list. In other words, they should have been. I still find it amazing to see how much true 1984 is becoming. I am sure the next phase is …
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Comment #6609839
So, how does one fight a contempt of court? Is it even possible? (PS: Great job EFF!)