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by ENOTTY 16y ago
And so can Patrick Stewart: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg_cwI1Xj4M
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
This really could be a conversation with any ISP and any technical support line.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Contrast that to this article posted previously on Hacker News, "Most Scientists are Democrats and that's a problem" http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1989073
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
>France and United States, which always criticized China and other regimes due their policies on freedom of expression, are doing the same now This is a terrible comparison. In China, if you publish something like Wikileaks, the governm
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I'm interpreting this article to say Assange's goal is to decrease the effectiveness of the conspiracy (eg, US government function) by killing off information flows within the conspiracy. If that is so, then I really fear a world with Assan
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The Truth about California: It's actually saving the rest of the USA(marketwatch.com)
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
That's just semantics. You can stop terrorists by killing them.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
No. Ubuntu is dropping Gnome shell.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
The big thing is that it's unkillable (even by root) because its chewing CPU while in running kernel code.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
They should really compare industry to industry to see if the pay with benefits are similar. For example, with all these new regulations on the financial industry, how are you going to attract financial professionals to government service t
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Words are cheap. If Microsoft doesn't sue the Kinect guys and doesn't try to implement weird hardware tricks to break the driver, then it will be believable.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I looked into this when Hatsune Miko made the rounds on reddit a month or so ago. I think the technology used is done by a company called Musion. http://www.musion.co.uk/ And it's based on an old visu
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
One thing that Libertarians will say about a limited federal government is that it allows state and local governments to experiment with different choices. One, to allow for local governments to account for local differences that a far-remo
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
According to Rapleaf's blog, this site has a bunch of opt out cookies you can use: http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp Nice find. Opting out by email doesn't seem that useful though. I probably have 20+ emails associate
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
How is this pot meet kettle? It's the job of the Joint Chiefs and the military to have blood on its hands.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Link broken? Try http://www.wired.com/politics/law/magazine/17-04/ff_diamonds
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Updates are usually deployed overnight. That's why I don't shut off my work computer.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
>The consensus of scientists for many decades was that the earth was flat. as we well know, the earth is not flat This is such an annoying canard to keep hearing repeated. The earliest Greek philosophers realized the Earth was round. It
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I think this author and a lot of other bloggers are missing the point. Android was Google's attempt to get people on the web (an Internet where Google controls the lion's share of the ad market) with their phones. Google doesn't care about
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
If you have Gmail push, configure Voice to forward a copy to Gmail.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
This doesn't provide any evidence other than traffic TO Techradar from Digg. This title is the true exaggeration here.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Wikileaks claims they have a copy: http://twitter.com/wikileaks/statuses/25607235096
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Previous articles said that the book contained names of intelligence operatives whose lives would be in danger if their names were revealed. Also, he submitted it to his unit, which may not have known the actual names of intelligence operat
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
This brings back memories of trying to find open proxies in high school and middle school. Hopefully these college students will be as enterprising.
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Okay, seems a lot of people misunderstood what I meant. There is no such thing as full disk encryption, at least in the "full" sense of the term. There will be some unencrypted partition somewhere that boots the OS. TPM is designed to verif
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I highly doubt an OS or an application would be writing to the unencrypted boot sector or an unencrypted boot partition. First off, the OS should disallow that operation without elevated privileges. I don't know if Windows or OSX follow tha
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I highly doubt an OS or an application would be writing to the unencrypted boot sector or an unencrypted boot partition. At some point, some partition somewhere will need to be unencrypted, otherwise the system cannot boot, since the decryp
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
Bitlocker, Truecrypt, dm-crypt, PGP WDE will encrypt your data but leave something unencrypted in order to boot from it. I'm not advocating against "full" disk encryption. That's what I use. I just wanted to say that the OP doesn't need boo
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
First off, I'd like to throw Bitlocker back in the ring and tell you that boot volume encryption is relatively unimportant for the threat model you propose, specifically untargeted data at rest. Boot volume encryption/verification is design
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by ENOTTY 16y ago
I'd be interested in seeing the same study repeated except with knockoffs reported as genuine being given to the students.

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