Kepler-125c

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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Founders: Electronic Frontier Foundation Mozilla Foundation University of Michigan
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Ask HN: Could we please not bury our heads in the sand?
6 points by Kepler-125c 10y ago|5 comments
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Just buy a system76 and be done with it.
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
How much is the fine roughly? Sorry for the persistent questions but this is the most interesting one so far.
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Can you do thailand-style re-entry runs every 90 days?
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Very interesting, thanks
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
I meant to say, mild
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Yea, mild is good :)
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Ask HN: Cheap living and fast internet and cold climate?
13 points by Kepler-125c 10y ago|36 comments
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
You have to understand that little things make a difference. You don't have to be the next Julian Assange. For example, who was the guy who convinced the WhatsApp folk to implement E2E encryption? Small actions can have large, positive
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Anyone reading this from the UK: don't lose hope. You can change things. The recent uptick in fascism in the UK is really disheartening but your voice needs to be heard. For example, they tried to bring in censorship in Australia and f
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UK: Your entire internet history to be viewable by many agencies(belfasttelegraph.co.uk)
133 points by Kepler-125c 10y ago|1 comments
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
They're not looking for actual terrorists or criminals. They're looking for people like Occupy Wall Street protesters, who actually pose a threat (ie. redistribution of wealth) to those in power. Then as soon as they do something
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Democracies can fail, for example the recent rise of Erdogan. Asshats in power want democracy to fail because when it does they will be the ones in power.
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
Don't give up... the internet will always fight back one way or another. Maybe you can be a part of that.
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
This is not true, for instance say you're an oppressive government and have a method to decrypt encryption type X (https, E2E encryption or what-have-you). There's only so many times you can use your decryption alg for evil purpos
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by Kepler-125c 10y ago
They're not looking for actual terrorists, otherwise the SMS's would have triggered a response. They're looking for people like Occupy Wall Street protesters, who actually pose a threat (ie. redistribution of wealth) to those