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by Proof 10y ago
In Finland, everything is wheelchair-friendly from our Helsinki metro, to trains, to buses. I am kinda shocked to read Americans think it's not important to allocate the money to enable those with limitations to live their lives as fre
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by Proof 10y ago
There is already groups and small organisations that are gathering money to buy up these congressmens' browsing histories to publish them online. If this idea actually works, the karma and schadenfreude will be awesome to delight in.
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by Proof 10y ago
I swear this 98 percent of this article was from the Policy Change HN read yesterday. I think the market for VPNs that have a policy for not keeping logs and easy-to-use will grow exponentially in the common days or weeks. For the more tech
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by Proof 10y ago
I'm a Mathematics major so I make a point of reading all maths related articles and if I have something to contribute then definitely comment. On average I read 2-3 articles fully but it also depends what's it on. On breaks I alwa
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by Proof 10y ago
I agree with this! I think, should people value their privacy and want to use VPNs then we can teach them about such matters but merely us trying to convince them should not be our problem.
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by Proof 10y ago
I don't understand these types of comments. Why bother arguing that [some country] is worse than yours when they have experiences that you most likely will never ecounter personally. One way to improve is to be able to open oneself, or
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by Proof 10y ago
I'm quite curious to see what he has to say about Monster Jams.... If I had a choice between a Circus and MJs: Circus would win every time.
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by Proof 10y ago
This is something I would write in a Creative Writing Class back when I was an Exchange Student in USA. Why is this on HN? Don't teens know not to do homework on "Snowdays"?
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by Proof 10y ago
Nor it will ever happen because he arrived in Russia without possession of any documents. They had had already been taken by Laura Poitres and Glenn Greenwald. As many of the commentators have already stated, they should either exonerate hi
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by Proof 10y ago
What I would like to know is: how does it help fellow EU states? I live in Finland, would these new changes be carried over to stop UK from targeting Finns or must EU courts pursue to restrain UK in similar fashion as its citizens attemptin
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by Proof 10y ago
While I think you are correct in your prediction, I also think that the UK government can simply outlaw any type of attempts at protecting ones' data, such Tor, VPN ect. At the very least, they could make a law that would focus most of
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by Proof 10y ago
I'm from Finlan ld but visting the US, till February and I have a feeling US will watch Belarus very closely to see if it is successful thrn will try to quietly implement a ban or interfere with Tor as best as they can. Rule 41 is a me
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by Proof 10y ago
This article really lacks substance. Why not do a semi in depth interview about what it was like, their biggest struggles, biggest wins, how they kept sane, ect. Seeing that is posted here, I would've expected more of an interesting re
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by Proof 10y ago
Sadly, the way Justice System is working nowadays is that majority of cases end with a plea due to overwhelming pressure from the prosecutors. So, theoretically one could ride the reasonable-doubt-train all the way to court but at that poin
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by Proof 10y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one. Just today, I was in a conversation when trying explain broadly what Number Theory is and a little bit why I find it fascinating and pursuing Masters then Docterate. What annoyed me the most was bei