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by D9u 13y ago
Have you been to Brazil lately? I've met people who survived Auschwitz.
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by D9u 13y ago
Here's an article dealing with the irony of the USA complaining about other nation's cyber shenanigans: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/11/world/asia/differences-on-... I submitted the arti
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by D9u 13y ago
>There is no reason to believe that someone who goes through the Federal civilian criminal justice system will be inevitably subject to torture. Who will deny that the threat of prison rape is understood by most of us?
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by D9u 13y ago
consider it in any other situation where a political prisoner who is in hiding Mr. Correa has pointed to the case of two brothers, William and Roberto Isaias, who ran a bank at the center of a huge Ecuadorean financial scandal i
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by D9u 13y ago
You can save your sessions at log out.
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by D9u 13y ago
Mir's only aim is to fragment the Linux community This Linux community, is a fragment of the Unix community. That Linux community is further fragmented within itself. The BSD community is decidedly less fragmented than
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by D9u 13y ago
X, Wayland, and now Mir. The very fact that there are now 3 divergent display managers is indicative of that fragmentation we're talking about here.
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by D9u 13y ago
The fragmentation I refer to is illustrated by the numbers of variants seen on sites such as distrowatch. I believe that a previous poster commented about 300, or so, different distros based upon 4 base systems. We already have multiple mut
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How Surveillance Works in India(india.blogs.nytimes.com)
4 points by D9u 13y ago|0 comments
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by D9u 13y ago
This is where the USA gets its comeuppance, and rightly so. The utter hypocrisy of Obama claiming that any hacking of US infrastructure is "an act of war" while simultaneously doing that very thing to trading partners such as Germ
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by D9u 13y ago
Of course. Why does the netbook have to stay running if I'm not using it? Sometimes the simplest things are so abstruse to some of us.
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Differences on Cybertheft Complicate China Talks(nytimes.com)
2 points by D9u 13y ago|1 comments
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by D9u 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_packet_inspection Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) (also called complete packet inspection and Information eXtraction - IX -) is a form of computer network packet filtering that examines
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by D9u 13y ago
FreeBSD is still fine on desktop systems and even works quite well for a desktop in some cases, but Linux is just so big at this point that it supports more things, while FreeBSD has always seemed more server oriented. Apparently you have
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by D9u 13y ago
A 12 cell battery lasts a long time on this little netbook. But you're right, I'm not most people.
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by D9u 13y ago
I've been running FreeBSD on my netbook since last autumn and it's more responsive, and noticeably faster than #!, which I tried out last month. (I just reinstalled FBSD last night) Crunchbang just doesn't compare as far as
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by D9u 13y ago
That fragmentation is exactly why I chose FreeBSD nearly a year ago. As the old adage goes: FreeBSD is what you get when Unix developers get together and create a Unix-like system for the PC platform. Linux is what you get when PC developer
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by D9u 13y ago
Meh... Cannabis seed is more nutritious, and has more uses, as does the cannabis fibers, that quinoa pales in comparison. Cannabis is easier to grow as well. If our governments weren't so afraid of people getting stoned the economic be
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by D9u 13y ago
Do any "black hats" have direct access to fiber optic cables on the same scale as the NSA?
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by D9u 13y ago
We the People don't take kindly to our elected and appointed Public Servants openly lying to us with impunity about programs which are most definitely against the spirit and intent of the Bill of Rights. There's no comparison bet
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by D9u 13y ago
In that case I guess it's time to outfit my home with surveillance cameras and immediate upload to off-site storage. Some fucker shoots my dog for no reason, I want them to pay.
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by D9u 13y ago
I love the graphics... The user responses to the settings screens are hilarious!
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by D9u 13y ago
I use ffmpeg to record my desktop and convert the output to animated gif. I'm not sure about OS X, but FreeBSD and Linux distros should have ffmpeg in ports/repos. There's also byzanz for ubuntu.
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by D9u 13y ago
*Anything you post on the internet, the real, open internet, is forever* I've tried looking for stuff I posted on craigslist 5 or 6 years ago and nothing was in the wayback machine, only dead links to a few posts. Apparently
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by D9u 13y ago
O'ahu is NOT the Big Island... But the Big Island is Hawai'i, and I've lived on this island for my entire life, with the exception of military service.
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by D9u 13y ago
There has been license plate blocking technology for sale for quite some time now, which is definitely more low-tech than James Bond style license plate changers. http://www.phantomplate.com/photoblocker.html
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by D9u 13y ago
Who said anything about yelling? There's a difference between a stern command, and crazed yelling. I keep forgetting that not everyone has combat experience and the ability to remain calm in tense situations. Besides, any reasonable pe
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by D9u 13y ago
Maybe the Pentagon should use some of its black budget funding to fix this situation? Or is overpaying Halliburton, et al, a more acceptable use of TAXPAYER money?
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by D9u 13y ago
"...the whole country will be strung out in weeks if we legalize the stuff." Some would point to the thinning of the herd aspect of allowing those so inclined to kill themselves with their drug(s) of choice... Less los
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by D9u 13y ago
In my area we have SERT police who are also regular police officers who do normal duty unless the SERT team is called up.

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