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by Sprint 13y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree. For any user, the security we need is prevent eavesdropping & data mining by our governments. They use it to profile us, to find thoughtcrime and to secure their standing in a surveillance society. We shou
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by Sprint 13y ago
Free group video calls: https://jitsi.org/ Free group screen sharing: https://jitsi.org/ No advertising: https://jitsi.org/ Live chat customer support: http://webchat.freenode.ne
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by Sprint 13y ago
Can I somehow sniff details of all certificates that go through my (Linux) machine? I would be interested in seeing what CAs my used services and visited websites use.
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by Sprint 13y ago
To me "utilise" has a slightly different meaning that "use". I am not a native speaker though. Is it just a fancy way of saying "use"? I thought it implied "using" an option/feature/opportun
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by Sprint 13y ago
I looked at it several times but never really got it. Can I use Docker to isolate different servers (think http, xmpp, another http on another port) on a server so that if one of them was exploited, the attacker would be constrained to insi
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by Sprint 13y ago
How do you know it does not immediately utilise those rights?
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by Sprint 13y ago
Apparently a mod changed the URL (to relieve a not so powerful host). The original URL (and thus the one you should be bookmarking/remember) was http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls‎ http://bash.cumulonim
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by Sprint 13y ago
It could even become worth as much as the moon eventually. Your comment is pretty void of anything but hype.
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by Sprint 13y ago
vs 187123 oranges per day
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by Sprint 13y ago
Also "2011". The url submitted originally has zero content added to the CNN source, it just quotes and links to it.
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by Sprint 13y ago
View source. ;) It's jasondavies.com/maps/world-110m.json which is from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/110m-physical-vect...
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by Sprint 13y ago
Wouldn't educating and deploying proper end-to-end encryption be a much better way of protection?
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by Sprint 13y ago
http://colorbrewer2.org/js/ Check "diverging" and "colorblind safe"
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Visual Sedimentation(visualsedimentation.org)
4 points by Sprint 13y ago|0 comments
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by Sprint 13y ago
I don't think so, the raw data should be much more accurate down to deci-, if no centimeters.
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by Sprint 13y ago
Index is on http://aosabook.org/en/
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by Sprint 13y ago
That sounds vague and random. You could also say an un-focused effort misses the bigger picture.
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by Sprint 13y ago
Rant on: Why is it that people use "Prism" as synonym for the whole state of government surveillance? PRISM is one specific program of the NSA, there is much more and there is much worse (eg TEMPORA).
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by Sprint 13y ago
Hush, go back to your cave.
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by Sprint 13y ago
Ah, the great features Opera had for ages until they dropped everything. Safari adds them and it's all big news. Read a tech magazine recently that was so excited about this "amazing and ground-breaking new feature" that I wo
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by Sprint 13y ago
cheers
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by Sprint 13y ago
> According to the criminal complaint, Ulbricht posted the question using his own real name. Less than one minute later, he changed his username to “frosty.” How was it know then? Did they record the traffic and see it there? Did SO tell
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by Sprint 13y ago
Response to what?
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by Sprint 13y ago
Quite a hyperbole. I use many free "services" on the web and I provide some myself because they are someone's hobby (sometimes mine).
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by Sprint 13y ago
Your browser is doing the downloading. The URLs are available from the API (I changed random characters): $ curl -I https://graph.facebook.com/100000624321700/picture HTTP/1.1 302 Found (...) Location: h
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by Sprint 13y ago
Single embedded video spam. Here is a direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINa46HeWg8
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by Sprint 13y ago
Casual networking with people you would not want or dare to directly communicate with.
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by Sprint 13y ago
Ok, so the topic might be worth keeping. But your examples show no need for keeping the identification of the requester.
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by Sprint 13y ago
It could lead to discriminisation of people (or topics). They should not keep the information about who requested what any longer than needed to fulfill the request.
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by Sprint 13y ago
What makes those other people's requests more deserving to be answered?

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