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North Korea build Troll Army to tear down South Korean surfers(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
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by 1337biz 13y ago
I always wondered how these "interviews" run in real life. All "we" usually see are fictional renderings in movie forms. But what do they do when you just cross your arms and repeat the "I have nothing to say"
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Great story! Hope you don't mind me stealing that one in case I need to illustrate great pre-launch marketing.
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Hamlet is Banned(blog.inkyfool.com)
2 points by 1337biz 13y ago|1 comments
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Abusing the System: Facebook Standards and the People Who Violate Them(observer.com)
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Werner Herzog Directs Heartbreaking Anti-Texting and Driving Documentary(adage.com)
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Especially when you are not working in a very structured environment caffeine helps (me) with keeping moving forward. The older I get the more important I feel energy management becomes. But then again I usually drink one in the morning and
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Upvoted you even so it doesn't bring a solution. They clearly state For the moment, there is no protection from fingerprinting. This seems just a wrong statement. If Firefox and Chrome are open source there must be a way to modify t
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Is there already a fix for that? Just a plug in that blocks all unique identifiers and responds with a windows-out-of the box configuration should solve the problem.
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Pinterest Becomes E-Commerce Contender With Introduction of Price Drop Alerts(clickz.com)
2 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
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NYPD To Stop Storing Names Of Those Stopped And Frisked(newyork.cbslocal.com)
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Same here. I am writing this on an Ubuntu machine. But I am using it strictly for writing and a bit of web surfing. I would never use it on my phone. It seems to try to emulate a user friendly touch and feel but it fails at doing this (at l
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Encryption Keys and Surveillance(lawfareblog.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
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Why I chose not to work for the NSA(chicagonow.com)
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Domino's Will Fund 30 Startups With $500 'Pizzavestments'(adage.com)
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Absolutely - but I see this a lot happening with other news outlets as well. They heavily try to de-personalize issues like NSA or the IRS and attribute it to systemic failures and attribute the blame towards bureaucratic functions or somet
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For Twitter, Free Speech Is a High-Wire Act(online.wsj.com)
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The Public-Private Surveillance Partnership(bloomberg.com)
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Other Agencies Clamor for Data N.S.A. Compiles(mobile.nytimes.com)
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Eyewitness Records Santa Ana Officer Shoot, Kill Unarmed Homeless Man(losangeles.cbslocal.com)
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Impressive! I wonder why direct mailers aren't making more use of stuff like that. This should increase the response quota significantly.
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Sure. And hn as well. Because the "naked exposure" here is just unbearable for the UK government.
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Is there already some API for outsourcing this whole hand-writing letter thing?
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Maybe it is just me, but this threat feels like I just walked into a socket puppet theater.
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Did actually anything come out of that? Any results?
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What Brick-And-Mortar Stores See When They Track You(fastcompany.com)
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New York Times Profit Tops Estimates on Digital Subscribers(bloomberg.com)
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by 1337biz 13y ago
Somehow a fascinating irony that today's criminals don't have to shake up their victims themselves anymore. They just sit in their armchairs letting tax payers finance their personal raid squads. I am sure that when this incident
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How Google Is Quietly Taking Over(forbes.com)
1 points by 1337biz 13y ago|0 comments
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They're using Windows RT(zdnet.com)
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