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811.
9% Have Considered Quitting Their U.S. Citizenship(rasmussenreports.com)
12 points by 1337biz 13y ago|2 comments
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by 1337biz 13y ago
After all these years I still love that place. Poole should get a medal for standing up so strong for free speech, free thoughts and anonymity. One of the last places on the web where nobody has to filter their thoughts.
813.
by 1337biz 13y ago
But then again if there is enemy A and enemy B, and you are enemy A with half a brain, you probably do your very best to let all the signs point at enemy B.
814.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Upvoted this thread just because of this link to that post. Excellent advices!
815.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Thanks for the laugh. Learning something new every day :)
816.
The FISA court will release more opinions because of Snowden(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
817.
by 1337biz 13y ago
For example, she found a puzzle game on her phone that she would play obsessively Actually an interesting observation on how difficult it is to draw the line between obsession and passion. It seems that she (can devlop) an extremely high
818.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Probably because it is so clean and free of buggery.
819.
EU proposes to fit all cars with speed limiters (telegraph.co.uk)
6 points by 1337biz 13y ago|1 comments
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Bruce Schneider had a short comment linking to an article of FEDs targeting companies that expose the polygraph sham. The comments are worth reading: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/08/feds_tar
821.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Why do you think so? I am sure they are proud of working for such a fine agency. With their skillset they certainly would have other options but choose to do NSA work instead. The sad truth is that I'm not even being ironic here. I am
822.
by 1337biz 13y ago
She is more of a grande dame than someone who signals an infusion of fresh thinking. But then again this could be just what MS is looking for.
823.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Not sure if she qualifies for cute, but the only other female high profile tech personality that comes to mind would be Sheryl Sandberg.
824.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Somewhat some time ago he must have decided to become the elder statesman of the technology circus. Not sure if it was such a great decision, but I would be very surprised if he came back into the business of "running" things.
825.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Myers-Briggs test isn't recognised as being scientifically valid so is largely ignored by the field of psychology just saying ... http://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2013/mar/1...
826.
Wiretap Reporting Instructions(cryptome.org)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
827.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Headline made me come here to learn how to best fluff a CV. Left utterly disappointed ;) Let me try to answer the question: The issue is probably, that with most softer CV skills are way harder to determine for the true level of mastery of
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Open Secret About Google’s Surveillance Case No Longer Secret (blogs.wsj.com)
14 points by 1337biz 13y ago|1 comments
829.
by 1337biz 13y ago
But what could be the future of MS look like a strategic perspective? I am pondering a bit about that. They are somewhat squeezed in between closed system and open source. How can they position themselves for a solid path for the future in
830.
Obama: No Allegations NSA Is Trying to 'Listen in On People's Email'(weeklystandard.com)
3 points by 1337biz 13y ago|1 comments
831.
Obama: NSA ‘Inadvertently, Accidentally’ Pulled Emails of Americans(washington.cbslocal.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
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Notes from a prison visit with weev 2.0(dailydot.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
833.
Problem for Bezos: Mall Becoming Cheaper Than Amazon(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
834.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Even so one might be critical of it I think Obamas central accomplishment will be Obamacare. If this will be finally rolled out all other agenda points are going to become just smallprint in his legacy.
835.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Yes, but it is exactly these kind of policies that let enterprises, corporations or organizations look bad. This is like getting PR advise from a lawyer when there is trouble coming your way. Sure, the lawyer will tell you to repeat "n
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by 1337biz 13y ago
It's a cultural thing. This should signal most likely some form of competency and credibility upfront.
837.
by 1337biz 13y ago
What surprises me the most is how bad they are handling the incident! The behavior reflects that of a classic old and inflexible corporation that hides some details in their small prints to screw their customers over. It reflects incredibly
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Actually how is the legal situation on this? If they go all bomb scare crazy over this is it my fault as the sender even so it is not even remotely reassembling a bomb layout? Is there a ban on mailing home made electronics? Or do I need to
839.
by 1337biz 13y ago
Absolutely annoying this ability to override messages. The same issue is with expired/not authorized server certificates on Chrome. I need to copy session ids around just to trick Chrome into accessing some stupid research database. I
840.
Sheryl Sandberg’s LeanIn.Org announces paid internship(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments

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