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13y ago
How about my rights as non US person? I think the people of the US are hypocritical and deserve the government they got.
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I am not a inhabitant of the us, so in my case FUCK THE N.S.A ten times and very hard, and the US people at least once. :-) Why? because the hypocrisy of "boohoo, they are not supposed to spy on the American people, amendment here, ame
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13y ago
The CIO is a big idiot and should pay this out own pocket.
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13y ago
Yes, anybody who distributes has the obligation to give the receiver of GPL'd code exactly the same rights as the maker and/or distributer. You need aliances to make bigger parties comply, the bigger the fish the bigger your alian
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13y ago
I dunno, I haven't made this up, I just have a wild imagination... Besides, I play the hosts game with advertisers.
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13y ago
That it will drown the readers of those cookies, the advertisers, into a sea of fake data, forever fauling up their ability to know who is who.
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13y ago
As far as I know, I could be wrong, DDG is a Bing proxy. For that matter, there are also Google proxies, I like to use Ixquick in https mode.
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13y ago
Question yourself this: Why should Edward Snowden serve a lifetime in jail, or worse, get hanged because of our collective sin of obedience and fear to structure of criminal state executives?
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13y ago
dnscentral.com simple and reliable, they host the name and let me set the pointers to the nameservers I use.
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13y ago
As if that will help public perception of these companies, I think after these outings of the companies in question, nothing stays the same, ever. I personally will never ever trust any company with putting stuff into their systems. For me
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13y ago
Don't shout at me, I am only answering because you asked the question, and don't think that I am lecturing you, because personaly I don't really care if you break that trust or not. That is your resposibility and not mine, I
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13y ago
Basicly this command is "Do as I say but don't do as I do". Sad enough this make the majority of people follow. behhhh.
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13y ago
I am not going to call you names or tell you that you are wrong or other blah blah. But think of one thing, you bought something and the owner of that gives you all these freedoms and trust. Instead of taking responsibility yourself and onl
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13y ago
Your language and name calling stands out, it looks like an authorian in damage control mode trying to influence the more dumb demography into distrusting critique against FISA and the US government. I suggest you better try that in a diffe
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13y ago
They will just use it to fine more people for misplacing their trashcans, like they did with all their security programs.
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13y ago
One of the implications of PRISM is this: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=nl&tl=en&js=n&prev=...
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13y ago
Most Germans, when the 30's progressed, thought that Hitler was a good idea. Just saying that the majority of people are suckers that have lifestyles which made themselfs dependent on the ruling authorities. Nobody should be surprised
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13y ago
Impeached by whom?
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13y ago
Virtualbox with a shared directory and no network connection does this for me for quite a while. XP runs much more smooth under Linux than on bare metal...
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13y ago
School is only interested into that the kid submits to authority and will be scared of authority the rest of his life, because the people that make up school all are what they want the kid to be, they are more afraid even of the kid than au
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13y ago
He should have called it .jif then
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13y ago
I think the mental disorder is more an authority disorder, in like "If you don't do as I say then I will declare you a madman". http://www.madinamerica.com/2012/02/why-anti-authoritarians-...
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13y ago
Soon there will be a major land grabbing frenzi by some big software companies and they will put anything that is up for grabs into their propritary licencing vault, making it difficult for anyone else to write any sensible software without
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13y ago
Canonical seems to distance itself from anything that looks like GPL and similar licences, it would not surprise me if in a few years they want to change Ubuntu into a propritary OS.
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13y ago
No I do not, I do not feel entiteled to anything and neither should you, while you have the right to have a go to try earning money with your works it does not say you have the automatic right to get that money just because it is your works
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13y ago
To steal somebodies culture (like in recording it and putting it in a vault while aserting copyrights) is as bad as stealing ones land, maybe you should debate this with victims of cultural theft. Monopolies, which are constructs in law to
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13y ago
It took a decade to have some html draft, and this one goes through with a breeze, makes you think...
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lol...
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13y ago
This was called imperialism in the old days.
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14y ago
If you install gnome tweak tool then you can set all buttons to the title bar of your windows, except for the menu button on the left side. As extension developer I agree with your sentiment, all the missing parts are slowly returning, Gnom
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