MVf4l

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by MVf4l 2y ago
I believe it has nothing to do with competence, the hostility is pretty clear. IIRC R.hill had similar experience with Chrome Extension Store years ago. Once they want to kill your extension, they start doing this kind of stuff, at the end
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by MVf4l 4y ago
Hi Anna, could you please confirm that your server and yourself are not under US jurisdiction?
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by MVf4l 6y ago
PRISM slides showing NSA hacked those big corps far more earlier[1], and exploited them for global surveillance. Global. NSA also hacked Huawei in 2013.[2] The US companies should be thankful that EU didn't block them. [1]: https:&#x2
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by MVf4l 7y ago
China is making an effort to influence public opinion in Taiwan through the media. Take a look at this post I saw a few days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20058551 While two dogs are fighting for a bon
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by MVf4l 8y ago
1. Please ask BEFORE you collect. 2. You can't expect every user to know they are logged, or how it's affecting the user, or know how to disable/delete it, can you? 3. How can I verify that you did delete the data about me in
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by MVf4l 8y ago
Off topic, is there a way to tag all the stakeholders of the main company/government mentioned in title/article?
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by MVf4l 8y ago
Great, another piece of "Don't be evil" with a new coat, and they can ditch it whenever they feel powerful enough to ignore society's feedback. Such statement absolutely relieves the pressure came from the public, hence
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by MVf4l 8y ago
Wow, I can't believe FB was using my data to sell me ads! I don't know about others, but that naive reaction is definitely not the reaction I have. Selling me ads is acceptable. But using my data without telling me how a
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by MVf4l 9y ago
I won't call obeying local laws or following host's rules sets precedent. MNCs have been following the local rules since day one. What do you expect? Would you stop speaking local language because it helps the rulers communicate?
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by MVf4l 9y ago
Or, 4 years late.
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by MVf4l 10y ago
The author should have provided a tool that identifies names of all different races, then people wouldn't be calling the extension fascist. Because advertising companies are doing the same thing.
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by MVf4l 11y ago
You don't have to report anything. Of course you can if you want. You may have heard of the Chaoyang Masses? Basically following that law is kinda like following the DMCA, you don't know if you are pirating, but if the copyright o
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by MVf4l 11y ago
Something like this? http://www.reuters.com/article/us-california-shooting-social...
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by MVf4l 11y ago
People pay taxes to the government, the government pays organizations to attack Tor network, now people donate to Tor. How fun.
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by MVf4l 11y ago
Oh I get it, "If you try to kill me, you'll have to kill your friends first, or just let me in, your choice."
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by MVf4l 11y ago
People focus on different priorities. I don't think it's hard to understand. They just care less about privacy. Scaling is more important to them. And your emails can be encrypted on your client side if you want to. Just make sure
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by MVf4l 12y ago
To me, "not littering" is different from "cleaning up for others". I need an article to explain why the Japanese clean up for others.
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by MVf4l 13y ago
How scary is it? I guess the selling point of your idea is actually "anonymous". Some holders bought bitcoins at $0.1/BTC, now they are spending coins like having a 99% off. Well, if $0.1/BTC looks too dramatic, fine, le