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Most banks have ssl encrypted sites.
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It has a maximum of 250 per day, and one per second, so I don't think this will help much.
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There were one million passwords released, and only about 3,000 use '123456'. That's only a 0.003% chance. Actually, 3000/1000000 = .003, so a .3% chance.
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There has been a fork due to developer squabbles. The new one, with quite a few new features, is here: http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/index This explains the squabble: http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/faq#faq-fork
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Oh, and while you're at it, Wikileaks? I'd love to see leaks from Russia, China, UK, Japan etc. You've been picking on the US for far too long; these other countries are no angels either. Are you offering to leak this information? Remembe
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I would also like to add to contact the SLFC. http://www.softwarefreedom.org/services/ They are likely to also be helpful.
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We came extremely close in the early 90s (this may or may not be public knowledge, so I won't elaborate). How do you know about it?
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How would you go about doing this? Are there good books?
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What we are trying to stop has shifted from someone hijacking the plane to someone trying to blow it up. However, this is not a new threat at all, and there are always more ways of getting a bomb on the plane as well as more targets.
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FiveThirtyEight on the Full-Body Scanners
(fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com)
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This is a good point, and it is something that the authors of http://web.monkeysphere.info/ are trying to solve. More info: http://web.monkeysphere.info/why/#index1h2
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16y ago
Does DuckDuckGo work in china?
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What happens if the organization the money is going to be donated is not still around then?
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Cuil.
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> Interesting, but about as useless as Dvorak. Unless you get everyone to switch to it, you will be disabled whenever you switch to someone else's computer, a kiosk, etc. Not true. I learned Dvorak a few years ago, and I can still sit a
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With links.
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How is it that you can access it from anywhere, but it is stored on your computer? Do you put the password file on dropbox?
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Do you have a link with more information? I'm not interested in participating, just learning more.
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For those confused, I'm pretty sure this is a joke.
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Similarly, in emacs I use ctrl+n to go down. On FF, this will open 5-20 windows, depending on how long I wait. (I have a very fast repeat.) Pentadacty with emacs bindings has helped with, but occasionally I will hit the key to pass all keys
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What? http://cuongvnmshop.shoply.com/product/rau-qua-cu/
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This is not good timing for them. http://gizmodo.com/5679794/all-these-terrorist-scares-are-pu...
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Have you tried debian testing? It is rolling release and generally as stable as ubuntu.
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You could put a notice on the bottom of real ones telling the user to look at the address bar.
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The thing that bugs me about articles arguing for performance based pay is that it fails to address two critical points. The first is why the teachers that are bad are actually bad. I would be interested in what would happen if the lowest p
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What about making the address bar red when there is a bad site, similar to how the address bar is green for ssl sites?
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> Why go to school, if you are not sure what your passion is? Only do that if you are 110% sure that's what you want to do the rest of your life. What? This is one of the main things I think that he would get out of college. It expands
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>2) What is government supposed to do here exactly? If science and math graduates had comparable earning power prospects to law, finance and medical grads we wouldn't be discussing it. Besides, on a university level US schools are top n
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Duck Duck Go improves searches this way while also not keeping logs.
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For those wondering what unity is, here is a great presentation about it by Mark Shuttleworth at DebConf10. [ogv file] http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2010/...
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