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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
It's not Japan. It's Estonia. Please don't comment without looking at the article first.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Political jargon already has a term for this. When someone claims to be a member of political demographic A, but his ideals are more closely aligned with, or he secretly supports political demographic B, he is said to be a crypto-B. For exa
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Which movie is that? I'd like to see it now.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
I found their website, and a page describing the service I believe these police are using. https://www.erad-group.com/fci Also, I noticed that site:www.erad-group.com doesn't return anything on google, but it does on o
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Please, don't give them ideas.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Eh? I thought the android version of chrome didn't have any extension functionality.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
"By the end of this year Chrome will begin ignoring Flash as Google takes another step towards removing the “final Plugin” by replacing Flash with HTML5." The final plugin? What about widevine?
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
How did you get that number?
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
It seems it's not necessarily malicious. From https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=399859 : "The popup is anchored to the extension icon, which might be in overflow or not even exist
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Is that effective for non-adobe pdf viewers? What about the ones that disable javascript?
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Speed, and convenience, or lack thereof.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
How about by operating in a "fuck you" jurisdiction like Russia (they have really fast internet, rutracker.org users all know this), or Belize (where Redfox is HQ'd, because a WTO dispute settlement over the US blocking onlin
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
I suggest "Reverse Engineering For Beginners"[1] and "Hacking the Xbox"[2]. [1]: http://beginners.re [2]: http://libgen.io/book/index.php?md5=64E13DD5E86FE633A48C2261...
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
What about fansubs? The right people could tell you which sub groups are the most trustworthy. Perhaps another option could be incorporating music lyrics, as there are many sites that list Japanese, romaji (romanized Japanese), and English
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Not AFAIK, but you good get a good idea by downloading all the torrent files, and extracting the torrent size from the metadata. Or maybe just download 1 torrent (since there's over 500 of them, one per 100k files), and multiply the av
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
It's possible in principle. Just use public-key cryptography (perhaps the SSL cert of the website), grep and ed. You could have it update once a day from the sites listed, or perhaps create some type of dht backend. P.S. This dht-based
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Being free would also be nice. But of course, we also need a way to disincentive squatting.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
I agree. I don't want papers to dissapear indefinitely due to an IT mistake, and I'm sure there are many researchers that don't save previous papers locally. That, and being able to access cited works is also important.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
We can see here, over 50mil papers. http://libgen.io/scimag/repository_torrent_notforall/ As you can see here, they have three mirrors. One Moscow, one Ocean(ia?), and one Cyber(ia?). Libgen also has a mirror. As
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
I'd like to point out that Sci-Hub not only stores scientific papers, but it will retrieve official pdf's through an institutions proxy if it can and if necessary. It could perhaps store stuff there, but it could not provide that
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
They are cryptographically generated.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
This feels like a more advanced fork of cocaine.ninja.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
What about DownThemAll? Is this just uninformed FUD? http://www.downthemall.net/the-likely-end-of-downthemall/
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by DarkLinkXXXX 10y ago
Question: is a source "accessible" if it's on Library Genesis? Should it be considered so or not?
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by DarkLinkXXXX 11y ago
Oh, man... I think I'd rather just Buy a dvd and play it with 3rd-party subtitles. Subtitle gore really bothers me.
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by DarkLinkXXXX 11y ago
Wouldn't that benefit everyone?
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by DarkLinkXXXX 11y ago
Where to find it though? I'm having a hard time finding it through legal or illegal means.
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The W3C has been hacked(krustykrab.restaurant)
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by DarkLinkXXXX 11y ago
Forgive my naivete, isn't that feature provided by the operating system?
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by DarkLinkXXXX 11y ago
Really? Needing to use a web browser every time I connected to a network would drive me mad. There's more to the internet than port 80, dammit!

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