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by CPAhem 7y ago
There are quite a few mysteries about Wikileaks Arjen Kamphuis' "disappearance" too: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-09-14/missing-wikileaks-ass...
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Missing WikiLeaks associate Arjen Kamphuis likely died in kayaking accident(abc.net.au)
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Edward Snowden’s Education(lrb.co.uk)
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by CPAhem 7y ago
Syncdocs https://syncdocs.com does proper symlink handling for Google Drive
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WeWork Squeezes People into Just Half the Space of Most Offices(bloomberg.com)
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Why America’s biggest charities are owned by pharmaceutical companies(economist.com)
27 points by CPAhem 7y ago|2 comments
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Pilot Turns Whistle-Blower After 737 Max Crash(bloomberg.com)
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As face-recognition technology spreads, so do ideas for subverting it(economist.com)
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America’s elderly seem more screen-obsessed than the young(economist.com)
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Silicon Valley’s giants look more entrenched than ever before(economist.com)
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How shrinkflation is playing havoc with economists’ models(economist.com)
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Samsung in court for misleading phone water resistance advertisements(accc.gov.au)
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Australian hacker who stole share tips to make a small fortune gets three years(smh.com.au)
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How the global push against Huawei began in a Canberra basement(smh.com.au)
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Australian Government Already Flexing Their New Encryption-Breaking Powers(techdirt.com)
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Report claims around 50% of Facebook users are fake(scribd.com)
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Is Google an evil genius?(economist.com)
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IBM internal secret docs show deliberate axing of older staff(theregister.co.uk)
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How the 'Five Eyes' cooked up the campaign to kill Huawei(smh.com.au)
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Edward Snowden: Saudis Used Israeli Spyware to Target Khashoggi(middleeastmonitor.com)
45 points by CPAhem 8y ago|13 comments
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by CPAhem 8y ago
What haven't these banks rigged. It is not limited to the US. In the UK Barclays Bank have rigged LIBOR and in Australia the biggest banks ANZ, NAB and Wespac also rigged the bank swap rate. What this means is that we all pay higher in
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When the makers of Grand Theft Auto raid your house(abc.net.au)
3 points by CPAhem 8y ago|1 comments
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Australian government posts 1,000 requests for citizens' metadata each day(abc.net.au)
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The collapse of manners(1843magazine.com)
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In the struggle for AI supremacy, China will prevail(economist.com)
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by CPAhem 8y ago
Real estate bubbles rarely burst unless there is accompanying unemployment. The reason is psychological, people hate realizing a loss. Another practical reason is that if borrow $1 million for a house, and it is now worth $800,000 you just
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by CPAhem 8y ago
Reminds me of SoftRAM, which was rated 3rd "Worst Tech Product of All Time" by PC World. It also claimed to compress memory but actually didn't do that much. It is an interesting story, see https://en.wikipedia.org
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China Censors Bad Economic News Amid Signs of Slower Growth(nytimes.com)
205 points by CPAhem 8y ago|107 comments
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Why the fork took a while to catch on(1843magazine.com)
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Not disclosing your password in Australia will cost you $60,000 or 5 years jail(dailymail.co.uk)
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