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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
Well, I guess I wouldn't work for the NSA no matter what (well, it depends on the specific job, of course, they might actually have some positions that are not ethically questionable, after all), and there is one important reason why p
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
I think you got it all backwards. They are contesting that very distinction, so their position is that there is none, so why should they write as if there was? Their stance is that the other side's distinction is merely in their choice
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
No, actually, you don't have the burden of proof, that's the point. If that was the case, following a US standard, say, should probably be as good a defence as following an EU standard. Instead, one particular proprietary standard
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
Well, how do you bring about change in a democratic republic without publicity? Bribery?
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
Let me suggest a new law: You have to either factor this product of two 8192 bit primes or implement standard X. It's not incorporation, or is it?
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
No, you have a "social network" because of your social contacts, that doesn't need the Internet at all. Also, the internet consists of more than the Web - e-mail and IM are also fine tools for maintaining your social network
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
Well, git is a distributed VCS, so all you need in order to use it socially is the Internet. Just publish your fork on your machine (or just anywhere on the net) and anyone else connected to the Internet can pull it, github is simply superf
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by XODsQToxwi1eOy8 13y ago
Let me tell you about this great new invention called the internet! Even though it is still pretty new, it does actually have a quite large userbase! I guess, soon people will forget that you can call other people without a conference servi