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by aestetix 9y ago
If he hasn't yet, he should submit this to https://onlinecensorship.org/ . Curious how often this happens, I don't have a good data set but it seems like this has been happening a lot more recently.
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by aestetix 9y ago
https://blog.namecheap.com/we-say-no-to-sopa/ "At Namecheap, we believe having a free and open Internet is the only option that will continue the legacy of innovation and openess that stands for everything we all
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Cloudflare CEO calls for a system to regulate hateful internet content(techcrunch.com)
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by aestetix 9y ago
The exchange they found on her phone that established her prior drug use was a conversation between her and her doctor. Is border patrol allowed to violate patient/doctor confidentiality? What about attorney/client privilege?
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Booster, an App for Rich People Who Don't Want to Pump Their Own Gas(gizmodo.com)
1 points by aestetix 9y ago|0 comments
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Patreon CEO Jack Conte Live: Lauren Southern, IGD, and Free Speech(youtube.com)
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Patreon Sucks(patreonsucks.com)
22 points by aestetix 9y ago|18 comments
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by aestetix 9y ago
Oh wow, thanks. This must be new, I hadn't seen it before.
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by aestetix 9y ago
Do you agree that the person I ask has the right to know why I am asking for the ID, why I'm taking the photo, and what I plan to do with it?
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by aestetix 9y ago
The difference is that I'm not retaining any data when I do this, which opens the door to questions about data use and data retention. I've seen no statements from Facebook about how the data is used, how it is stored, and how lon
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by aestetix 9y ago
Despite the assurances from Facebook, I've seen no evidence that these policies help anything, and plenty of evidence that they cause problems. Here are a few things that Facebook could answer that might help clear this up: 1. What spe
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Uber board member steps down after making sexist comment(thehill.com)
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NSA Whistleblower Bill Binney Reddit AMA(reddit.com)
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by aestetix 9y ago
Maybe I missed it from the article: 1. Were the students given a warning before having their admissions withdrawn? 2. I'm curious why Harvard chose the nuclear option, rather than to use this as an opportunity to teach why the memes we
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by aestetix 9y ago
I would love to have an open and honest (and civil) AMA from people who are writing these bills. Especially "cyber" legislation. I personally helped create a government commission in Oakland, California that now decides on privacy
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Feds: $100,000 ‘Low Income’ in Parts of Bay Area(sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com)
2 points by aestetix 9y ago|1 comments
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Barely scraping by with a $250,000 salary in Silicon Valley(medium.com)
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Chaos Computer Club Supports Declaration on Freedom of Expression(ccc.de)
2 points by aestetix 10y ago|0 comments
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Phrack seized by the FBI(phrack.org)
14 points by aestetix 10y ago|5 comments
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by aestetix 10y ago
An option in the installation script to not install systemd.
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Captain Crunch medical fund(gofundme.com)
1 points by aestetix 10y ago|2 comments
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by aestetix 10y ago
I was begging for this five years ago. However, they have messed with so many parts of the service now that I find it almost unusable.
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by aestetix 10y ago
I partly agree with you. I think that some of this technology is intrusive, and that there isn't nearly enough transparency around what the "intelligence" agencies do. That said, I'd like to see a lot more attention to d
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by aestetix 10y ago
I don't understand why YC would be able to help the ACLU "hone their skills." If it's about access to legal skills, the ACLU has been around for nearly 100 years and has been involved in pivotal court cases. If it's
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by aestetix 10y ago
I've read as much, but it is dangerously vague to me. Here is why. The ACLU has at least publicly stood for decades for a lot of positions that seem to fundamentally go against what some YC companies do. For example, the ACLU is a clea
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by aestetix 10y ago
Did they actually do anything besides donate money to the ACLU? I didn't see anything on the ACLU's website about it, which is strange given the arrangement YC usually has with companies they "fund." Did anyone from the
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by aestetix 10y ago
A rent increase is not the same as a gentrification crisis. The fact is, this issue is not a product of a supply issue. There is plenty of housing in Berlin, if you're willing to live in a non-trendy area and maybe take an extra stop
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by aestetix 10y ago
Berlin is a very large city. This article covers two districts, Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, which are experiencing a boom that is starting to raise the rents from insanely dirt-cheap to something people outside Berlin would consider &quot
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by aestetix 10y ago
It sounds like this can be mitigated by making sure everything is run in dry run mode first, and for something mission critical, getting it double-checked by someone before removing the dry run constraint. It's good practice in general
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AOL will cut off third-party app access to AIM(arstechnica.com)
2 points by aestetix 10y ago|0 comments

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