BCM43

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Hacker News is a social echo chamber(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
339 points by BCM43 13y ago|194 comments
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by BCM43 13y ago
I think it's the idea in general, not the specific platform. Joey Hess was able to successfully run his own crowdfunding campaign with custom written software. https://campaign.joeyh.name/
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by BCM43 13y ago
By disc media you mean optical disks? A hard drive is, at least to me, disc media.
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The Cowboy of the NSA(foreignpolicy.com)
7 points by BCM43 13y ago|1 comments
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by BCM43 13y ago
7 actually. And I think so. https://library.linode.com/assets/1406-lv_network.png
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by BCM43 13y ago
How would it alert you of texts?
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by BCM43 13y ago
No, the package management system on just about every distribution running gnome is the best way. A web browser is a good way to get info on why the package manage is broken though.
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Paranoia Optimization for Our Modern Times(mediagoblin.org)
3 points by BCM43 13y ago|0 comments
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Jed Shaw claims revoking GPL is possible, demands fork relicense as BSD(github.com)
8 points by BCM43 13y ago|3 comments
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Riseup and Government FAQ(riseup.net)
2 points by BCM43 13y ago|0 comments
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by BCM43 13y ago
Your username is quite apt.
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by BCM43 13y ago
Everyone knows we need some kind of government. That depends on either your definition of government or everyone.
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by BCM43 13y ago
How so? The alternative is people got a pop-up, then click install without verifying it (how could they?). It's functionally the same thing almost all the time.
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by BCM43 13y ago
I'm getting tired of elitism passed of as jokes on HN.
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by BCM43 13y ago
If you do it without asking, then yes.
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by BCM43 13y ago
Why does that need JavaScript to load?
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by BCM43 13y ago
That's pretty close to what riseup.net does. https://help.riseup.net/en/privacy-policy Of course, you have to trust them to actually do that.
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by BCM43 13y ago
You're replying to the wrong person.
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by BCM43 13y ago
Isn't OTR usually don client-side?
110.
by BCM43 13y ago
Yes, it looks like you're correct.
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by BCM43 13y ago
If I read that correctly she could be charged with treason and a felony.
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by BCM43 13y ago
Agreed. I was interested, but after that message I don't really want to deal with them. If this is how they deal with prospective customers, I don't really trust them.
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by BCM43 13y ago
Also, keep in mind, in 1932 Germany was a democracy.
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by BCM43 13y ago
So... The army said so?
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by BCM43 13y ago
Do you have any evidence that Manning hurt his enemies?
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by BCM43 13y ago
Actually, iirc the Chinese made that processor because they were afraid of the US putting backdoors in Intel and AMD chips
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by BCM43 13y ago
That's only if the traffic does not flow through the US which, given the way our current internet infrastructure is setup, is very possible
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by BCM43 13y ago
Listen to the interview with him, he says he had access to the data.
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by BCM43 13y ago
No, that says you can't use a pseudonym without proving to Google that it is one a lot of people know you by.
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by BCM43 13y ago
How much of that is him actually having tried it out and deciding that he does not like it, and how much is him having heard about windows 8, and deciding through that?

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