Canada

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901.
by Canada 10y ago
> And the government of Newfoundland and Labrador is neither a part of, nor a subset of, the Canadian federal government. Name one indictable offense unique to any province. Name one indictable offense that has force in another part of C
902.
by Canada 10y ago
Not in highrises. Residents for that on their own. Though it's a municipal issue, so it may depend on where you live.
903.
by Canada 10y ago
At least they keep paper records that can be hand counted.
904.
by Canada 10y ago
What about your known_hosts? Do you delete that every connection?
905.
by Canada 10y ago
What is that supposed to mean?
906.
by Canada 10y ago
You can go into your Facebook advertising preferences and fix that, so you can still "like" the dance company but not see ads based on that. Or just block all ads if you prefer.
907.
by Canada 10y ago
> I found it interesting that intelligence and terrorism investigations would no longer be covered by the bill. Hardly surprising though, counter terrorism was never the true motive.
908.
by Canada 10y ago
> First, Airbnb hosts are not "sharing" their homes. They're renting them out for financial profits. Respectfully, I disagree. If you allow someone to stay in the home you live in while you're away, to sleep in your b
909.
by Canada 10y ago
I prefer renting places that are lived in homes, but the occupant is away. Unfortunately these kinds of properties are rare. Before arriving in some foreign place I want to know if the host is reliable. The host wants to know if they can tr
910.
by Canada 10y ago
To kill the inner one you need to escape it: ~~. ~? displays the supported escape sequences.
911.
by Canada 10y ago
1) In what way is purchasing property an abuse of the terms? Student visa holders are not prohibited from owning real estate. 2) What home ownership laws are being flouted? [edit] 3) Can you explain how that works? The fact is that there&#x
912.
by Canada 10y ago
The tax itself is a bad idea. If they were going to go this route the tax should have been based on permanent resident status and not citizenship. That the province failed to exempt existing contracts that have not yet closed is an absolute
913.
by Canada 10y ago
I'm just going to go ahead and keep using Tor.
914.
by Canada 10y ago
> You buy the prepaid debit-card using your regular bank account, and then use that prepaid debit card to conduct anonymous transactions. Cash is mixed by changing hands multiple times before being deposited, so even recording the serial
915.
by Canada 10y ago
I really enjoy the ads in print magazines. Especially tech magazines. I want to see the cool stuff that's available. Online ads I block. The ads in the magazine can't spy on me or serve me malware.
916.
by Canada 10y ago
Inky has posted a document entitled "Inky Security White Paper" here: http://inky.com/secure/ Haven't tried the software or given their paper a proper read yet. Initial thoughts: No forward/future s
917.
by Canada 10y ago
> the vast majority of users would never have warrants issued for their data and their keys would never be reconstructed (assuming that a critical number of the escrow agencies follows the law). That would require a unique backdoor key f
918.
by Canada 10y ago
Okay I can buy that type of scenario. Something along the lines of cperciva's sibling comment. This could be such a case. But I still think it's a stretch. I wonder if they ever redact random things just to distract.
919.
by Canada 10y ago
Methods from the pre-computer era, from well before the second world war, still in use nearly 100 years later? Is that really plausible?
920.
by Canada 10y ago
So far, as far as we know, 100% of them. We'll need more data for an accurate picture.
921.
by Canada 10y ago
I'm keeping my mid 2012 air for at least another year. It's fine. Use it every day and I'm not gentle with it. Only the battery needed replacing. Let's be real here. If you need real power you get a proper desktop or use
922.
by Canada 10y ago
In the context of something like the warez scene the ratings system can be read only to end users. When releases are made to the decentralized torrent repository they are signed by the release group. Whether or not a particular signer is an
923.
by Canada 10y ago
Torrents are ephemeral. The persistence provided by a blockchain is totally overkill and comes at a very high cost in resources. Blockchains also don't inherently provide strong sender anonymity. That would have to be built on top. I t
924.
by Canada 10y ago
Yeah. Nobody will talk about this. Trillions of dollars went to China in exchange for things purchased legally and voluntarily. Now, people throw around terms like "money laundering" as if the Chinese are a bad ass cartel that&#x2
925.
by Canada 10y ago
"The most successful defined pattern is constructed around the executions of Unix shell processes performed by malware." Syscall profiling will produce false positives. For example, some installer that invokes the shell to perform
926.
by Canada 10y ago
Does this attack still work if "Automatically fill login information" was disabled in preferences?
927.
by Canada 10y ago
Nobody wants to talk about that. The narrative is that if you're foreign (meaning Chinese) it's unethical to provide for your children, especially if you're wealthier than me because you must have stolen it. Except if you cam
928.
by Canada 10y ago
I know, and I also believe it's impossible. I was trying to steer the conversation away from that debate by pointing out that Power was invited in by authorized users.
929.
by Canada 10y ago
That's true, you could, however in this case Power isn't exploiting a security vulnerability in Facebook. Power is acting on behalf of a user. This is like saying a maid is guilty of trespassing because a tenant provided his room
930.
by Canada 10y ago
This is one of the rare cases where giving up all your privacy is in your best interest. Better your ally finds out before your enemy. Because it will be found and used against you in the most cynical way possible.

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