DominikR

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by DominikR 12y ago
Hi, here are the answers: > How did you know the account was hacked? Thunderbird, which I used almost exclusively at the time was unable to login, then I tried it via their website which didn't work. I contacted support, and they to
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by DominikR 12y ago
I had a GMX account years ago that was hacked and my password was pretty hard. (I generate my passwords with Keypass) I suspect that this is not Satoshis fault, but that GMX security is really bad.
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This happened recently: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-28986764 The article doesn't say that the machine was a civilian Aeroflot machine, but this German article mentions it: http://www.spiegel.de
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Well, that's just marketing. Of course it isn't the ultimate device for serious athletes, but it has useful health related features for the broad audience. No matter how Apple markets its products, it's always intended for a
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by DominikR 12y ago
Even though I am an Android developer, I played with the thought of buying the iPhone 6 (the big one) and an Apple Watch, because Swift is kind of a reset for developers and I am very happy with my MacBook. But now that I've seen the k
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by DominikR 12y ago
Multiple Aeroflot machines with Russian officials on board that were on they way home have been forced to land in EU countries because of sanctions. The only plane that probably would be safe is the Russian presidential plane.
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I didn't say that it's in the same league, I just mentioned that we do have censorship for opinions that the government thinks are dangerous. That is _exactly_ the same way China justifies its censorship. It doesn't matter th
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We are doing the exact same thing with political messages that we label "extremist" or dangerous. (for example: political messages of radical Islamists) And lets be serious: the US and EU would never accept or allow that a Chinese
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Why doesn't your society resist? Parts of your police is now equiped like an army on a battlefield and money can be seized without any reasoning. And then there's NSA spying, torture and drone executions of suspected terrorists (e
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Would you want to get into a cab where the driver had his last health checkup 30 years ago? (especially eyesight) Here, it is not sufficient for a driver just to believe he is capable of doing the job, the state requires that he proves his
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That is absolutely correct. The US already did this during the Iraq war.
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Since the USA owns GPS they could turn it off whenever they feel the need to sanction Russia, therefore they have created their own infrastructure. And yes, this is also relevant for the military, Russia needs the ability to strike any adve
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It wasn't initiated by our western governments, but by the Soviets. This time it might be initiated by western governments, because the Chinese, Russians and others wont accept TLD seizures at will by the US.
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What are they really trying to achieve? The creation of a "Western Block Internet" by forcing all the others to create independent parallel structures? That's what will happen, if they succeed in seizing these TLDs. In effect
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Lots of things are impossible under EU law, yet Poland and other EU countries had CIA black sites on their territory, where kidnapped suspects were tortured.
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by DominikR 12y ago
Maybe he hoped that he could reach an agreement with the UK. Anyways, I'd rather sit in a room for the rest of my life than to face what could await him in the US: Solitary confinement for the rest of his life (if not, maybe being rape
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by DominikR 12y ago
To use a Google Service in China you have to bypass censorship, so there's really no point in using Google Translate in the way you suggested.
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by DominikR 12y ago
Genocide, as defined by the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, is any of the following acts committed with INTENT to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious g
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by DominikR 12y ago
This limitation is not "weird or arbitrary" but based on the technical capabilities of Android phones in these days. And those limits were later changed and will surely be changed in the future as smartphones get more powerful. Al
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Why do you think, that there have to be future generations after aging is solved? And why do you think that humans will always be limited to living on earth? There's plenty of space in the universe.
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by DominikR 12y ago
Really? What makes you believe that the incident a few days ago didn't happen for the exact same reasons? We do not even know who shot the plane down, but what we do know is that the captain who shot down the Iranian plane received med
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by DominikR 12y ago
This is one of the most racist articles I've read in a long time. But it's the US enemy, so I guess it's okay to write: "The population at large is, statistically speaking, not very bright. Many are deranged from overuse
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My point was about the decline of US industries, not about the income of workers. What matters here is the price of the produced products and you're at a disadvantage in a global economy when the prices are too high. I suspect that eit
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You can just assume that most muslims in the US are on special watch lists.
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You do realize that it doesn't matter for an importer of US goods if the high prices for US products are a result of high labor price or high dollar price. The importer just sees that the same product produced in the US is far more exp
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My guess would be that nothing serious would happen, because China has a government that can effectively implement whatever policy they want without caring too much about public opinion and they still have all the production facilities and
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The whole world dominance theory is an exaggeration. The biggest markets in the world (by population) are completely closed to Google. They have their own versions of Facebook, Youtube, Google and everything else we use here in the west, an
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So they should just accept dominance of the US in this industry and not even try to advance their own technology? Is this your suggestion? Why should they do that? So that they can be pressured by possible sanctions in the future? (which wo
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They could at least act like decent human beings and tell the developers in kind words that their support program is not applicable to them if the apps are not exclusive. This behavior is not just childish, it's even damaging to the br
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Look, I fully agree with you, that ideally we should find a middle ground and learn not to destroy in order to move forward. But my view on this issue is based on what is practical and what history teaches us. We actually always destroy thi

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