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Off-topic but IMHO what is really needed these days is a privacy feature allowing all the UIDs to be changed freely by the user (without the need for rooting and firmware thinkering). Including randomized IMEIs and randomized Android ID (In
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Isn't it more "Struggle of the classes"? Or "Classes struggle"? And not "The Class of Struggles" ?
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LimeWire Developer Creates MuWire, an Anonymous File-Sharing Application
(torrentfreak.com)
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Interesting is that in their follow up video they effectively measure radiation up to 9 roentgens/h (which is 90 mSv/h if I'm not mistaken) which is the limit of their detection equipment. See https://xkcd.com/
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X-Ray “gun” assembled from Junkyard parts
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Toshiba shuts the lid on laptops after 35 years
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Can't you just still do a screenshot/screen recording and use OTR on it? Or just use a keylogger for logging what you typed (and just use keylogger to retype it)?
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UFC Pirate Ordered to Pay $32m in Damages Says He Was Bullied and Paid Nothing
(torrentfreak.com)
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Off topic but I had the same issue. Did you change your Google payment profile? (which has nothing to do with all the profile addresses you can set in various places) https://support.google.com/paymentscenter/answer
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It's worth mentioning that there were many similar and even larger (and also much deeper) underwater labs and habitats since the 1960s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_habitat
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HN is not 4Chan
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Slightly off topic but I think it would be interesting to observe the German example as I think it's a good "fair" system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_tax#Germany " The church tax is only p
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But at least it's maintained consistently and has been maintained for the past 14 years now. I've been using it since the end of google reader and it works great. The filtering aspect alone is wonderful for me to filter out some t
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There are certainly plenty of black markets thriving on onion services. Some have been online and serving for quite a few years. They seem fine. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23818727
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> China 5. Cui Bono?
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To me this whole report basically translates to "Someone did a nmap/nessus scan of some IPs and some people received phishing e-mails". And I really hope we won't ever have an actual real war over some Citrix admins not
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Don't forget the Romans, the Mongols and the Greek... they enslaved plenty of uncooperative Europeans. It's just older history.
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I believe that in this day and age we probably all need at least two identities: the birth/official transparent, trusted one for official/professional use and an anonymous one for unofficial/online things. But this is because
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A weakened version of the EARN IT Act advances out of committee
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AU ISP Ordered to Hand over Pirates’ Details After Cracked Software Phoned Home
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This might be a ruling against Russia but it's significant since this is an ECHR level ruling and it could really become de facto case law for all other ECHR members (including Turkey/Russia but also the whole EU and the UK still)
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It should be noted that while he does have some qualifications due to being a nurse and a nursing teacher, he's a Doctor in Philosophy and not in any medical/science field. It doesn't dismiss his claims per se but I still thi
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Covid-19: Multicenter prospective study of safety and efficacy of chloroquine
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Covid-19: Hydroxychloroquine associated with lowered mortality in critically ill
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Is there any scientific/medical feedback on India's official approach to give prophylaxis hydroxychloroquine to medical personnel and contacts of infected people? Could it be that this policy had some positive impact? https:/
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I don't trust Apple and Google but I trust my government even less. And I also do (cynically) think that Google and Apple already have most of this contact tracing information anyway... I mean I would even trust Facebook more than my g
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Outcomes of hydroxychloroquine usage in US veterans hospitalized with Covid-19
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TLDR: Not yet published, Non-Randomized with control group. 636 Symptomatic Outpatients in Brazil, 412 treated with AZM+HCQ, 224 control group. 1.9% needed hospitalization with HCQ+AZM group. 5.4% needed hospitalization with control group.
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Study:Empirical treatment:Hydroxychloroquine+AZM for 636 suspected COVID19 cases
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Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22879361
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