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by Canada 15y ago
To those of you who are able to vote in any of the Republican primaries: Ron Paul has always opposed SOPA. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/11/strange-bedf... http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20111115/09233216778/ron-pa...
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by Canada 15y ago
Read their press release. They still basically support it, they're just temporarily pausing public support because we're all upset about it. Action speaks louder than words. Let GoDaddy know they actually have to _do_ something that is in t
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by Canada 15y ago
I wish the music and film industries would just die already. They are nothing but a drag on society.
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by Canada 15y ago
The point you raise about attackers monitoring the proxy for a long time is important. My understanding is that CryptDB offers no protection from attackers who sit between the proxy and the web server. Obviously the web server (or other cli
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by Canada 15y ago
I applaud them. SMTP shouldn't reign forever.
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by Canada 15y ago
Right, and Europe is not owned and controlled by the Banksters either.
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by Canada 15y ago
We need a payment processor that doesn't charge ridiculous "discount rates".
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by Canada 15y ago
Wow, finally this months old story is making the rounds here?
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by Canada 15y ago
This is why facebook never gets on my noscript whitelist, why I only use it in a private browsing session and why I hardly ever login.
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by Canada 15y ago
Zombie processes aren't scheduled for execution and therefore don't consume CPU resources.
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by Canada 15y ago
> Federal investigators and prosecutors aren't dumb. For all of those scenarios that you mentioned, it would be easy to tell whether or not this was a laptop that she used frequently. Why doesn't the prosecutor ask banks and other parti
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by Canada 15y ago
#2 is the best point. It's worth it to trade letting some guilty people get away with it in order to have the freedom of conscience to write whatever we like in our computers and not be compelled to turn over our private writings. If someth
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by Canada 15y ago
The copyright board needs to go.
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by Canada 15y ago
It works the way the parent says, not the way you say.
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by Canada 15y ago
Yes, it is in fact a blanket protection against having to give testimony.
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by Canada 15y ago
What are the best news sites to follow Australia's politics?
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by Canada 15y ago
> Electronic Frontiers Association board member Colin Jacobs also expressed concern at the scheme, saying the Government and internet providers needed to be more upfront about websites being blocked and offer an appeals process for webs
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by Canada 15y ago
That is not true. They get to issue new money and decide who gets to spend that new money before the circulation of that new money causes general prices to raise. Those who get the new money first live at the expense of those who don't. The
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by Canada 15y ago
The US dollar hasn't existed nearly that long in its current form. The current currency regime began in 1971 when Nixon ended the policy of buying back each dollar with 1/35 of an ounce of gold. Major changes to the nature or definition of