Fuxy

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by Fuxy 13y ago
Lol an island per-disposed to earth quacks to host the most advanced particle collider built yet. There batter be are very good reason for this. That is worth the risk. Otherwise try Romania it's practically abandoned these days with a
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Got any better ideas? I don't see any positive progress in the privacy department so pretty much whatever we're doing isn't working. Might as well sit back and make it as difficult as possible for them to do their job. Hell m
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by Fuxy 13y ago
NSA doesn't follow the law shocked? :))
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That would be really Ironic.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
It would be fun to flood them with requests though. They apparently have a lot of free time available spying on every woman and child.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well this is interesting... This may just turn out to be a good opportunity for European companies to take over from Facebook, Google and twitter. It would take a super human effort though. Unlikely it would happen but here's hoping.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I'm so enjoying this... It's going to be a blood bath for Xbox One. If we include the fact that the Xbox will be spying on you in the living room and most likely giving the data to the NSA it's obvious what we should all pur
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I don't think the access is intentional just the sheer number of companies involved make it easy to have double agents placed who report to more than one intelligence agency. Just another example of how the program is a complete failur
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I doubt there is a country on this planet the US government can't strike a deal with to get his ass back and into prison. However we all have to be grateful for what he did regardless I sure it wasn't an easy decision to make. Goo
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I doubt many people will leave American companies real soon there are just not many good alternatives at the moment but given a choice between an American company and say one in a more privacy oriented country that advertises its position p
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by Fuxy 13y ago
The internet is dead folks the only way it will ever be free is if we find a way of transmission of data that cannot be modified mid transit or blocked. Otherwise you will eventually only be able to read what other people want you to read.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Don't most of them rely on the BT pipes anyway? So you're getting filtered regardless.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Great another way for them to slip in a couple of websites that are not porn related like say... political parody. Just look at T-Mobile for an example they block "objectionable content" like say... some links that show up on hacker news b
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I think you're on to something with the backdoor. Backdoors have to be extra secure because if you hack that you have access to all of them. Hell they shouldn't even exist it's like asking to be exploited.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well it looks like a mess and you can't do anything about it so here's what I would suggest. You already decided you want out so you have nothing to loose make a lot of noise and get everybody's attention, try to take the lead and make some
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Great... anybody think this planet is going to hell or is it just me? The creation of the space ship will be credited to some guy trying to live some place with proper privacy. The possible future described in the series Firefly seems to be
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Why is this so baffling a shocking? I think we all knew this was possible before anybody actually did it. It's not like their using proper crypto. It's the equivalent of a bad house lock give me some good lock picks and 60 seconds and I'm
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Yes, you don't mount the mechanism that opens the doors when installing the alarm (or cut the wires afterwards). Store bought alarms have a lot of crap the electrician never hooks up so what's the difference not mounting this one.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
It's failed model. If the hardware is there people will find a way to unlock it without paying. Haven't license key proven that by now?
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Lol... Locked by paywall. The news may be interesting but I'm not interested in paying for a website i may not see ever again.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Generalists are great hell I'm a generalist but choosing and developing one specific skill (the skill you're best at) is a must. I'm still a generalist and I still know a lot of things about hardware, software engineering, etc. but I have f
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Anybody feel like taking a shower after reading that or is it just me? I mean the bug was basically the inability of customers to purchase a computer with the software/OS of their choice. As far as i can tell i still can't purchase a system
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I would never use a browser that implements DRM. As the EFF stated DRM is a back box with the intent of taking control from the user so why the hell should i allow it in my computer. If their content is so important to them they can keep it
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Since when is advising people of their rights a punishable offense? Talk about double standards America. "Here's your rights...don't even think about using them or we will punish you!" And the most revolting of all the school board actually
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Could some hackers please hack the police wiretapping systems already in place the government doesn't seem to understand the threat to our security and anonymity this poses without a demonstration. No system is completely secure including t
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Finally a company with a sense of integrity and responsibility. Regardless of how they raised the money the had a debt that they needed to pay and they did which is more then i can say about most companies. "Tesla will be the only American
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Welcome to the eternal dilemma of geeks everywhere. When there's so much to do how do we find time to do anything else. The answer probably is we don't. You're just going to have to find your priority and stick with it whatever it is.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Anything of real value doesn't scale. Just look at Google Maps a lot of companies tried to make their own Map apps and failed. Why? Because google invested a ton of money into doing things that computers can't a present and require manual w
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I understand the need to monitor communication in prisons I mean you never know how a drug dealer will give commands to his gang but seriously this guy is not a drug dealer. He should be allowed to communicate with the outside world unless
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by Fuxy 13y ago
And this is why privacy is important. I think we should give the people from the AP a little basic surveillance avoidance tips. Like say... don't use your office, personal or work phones for confidential informants. Use a prepaid card from

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