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_wow_.....my name was used against NN. that being said, the event was reported from a different address, but after investigation the address does not actually exist from which it was reported... so my initial thought on it simply being ano
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9y ago
looking at GDAX (my first view of it) it looks like the organization that owns GDAX's SSL cert is coinbase, are they not a subsidiary?
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9y ago
I wish I read Daemon and Freedom by Daniel Suarez years ago (only finished a month ago). in order for bitcoin to change the world I think it really needs to scale transaction value, I do imagine a world where there is no longer a need to ex
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9y ago
Double-Rot-13 is a cost effective alternative to Rot-52 but of course only half as secure.
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Biologists Seek a Low Profile for Controversial Research
(technologyreview.com)
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Fourth National Climate Assessment (NCA4), Volume I
(science2017.globalchange.gov)
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The world’s new largest wind turbines will store their power in a water battery
(windpowerengineering.com)
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thank you, unfortunately I block 100% of all facebook network requests on my wireless network by URLs and subnets. with this news I may consider opening a hole... but unlikely.
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9y ago
thanks I missed this notification.
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9y ago
for some reason the usual bypass of wsj is not working, can someone assist? I tried the ole paste link into google trick.
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9y ago
Thanks! I'll begin lurking
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9y ago
>I wrote the content for the EFF graphic that was linked above Thank you! I constantly share that link with people, I (and many others) appreciate your work! I regret not going into software development, I wish those are projects I could
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9y ago
There are reasons why a VPN is great but not for privacy. A VPN is currently allowing me to work remotely would be one of them. CiPHPerCoder provided a great link[0] in this discussion [1] that details a short list of a few reasons why VPN
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Great link from the EFF describing tor and https [0] click on the grey 'tor' and 'https' links to see what information is collected where and what can be viewed. surprised this article does not mention tor? or has tor be
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Ask HN: Any routing issues in Ashburn VA?
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(From wikipedia)[0] Spoliation has three possible consequences: in jurisdictions where the (intentional) act is criminal by statute, it may result in fines and incarceration (if convicted in a separate criminal proceeding) for the parties w
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9y ago
I am interested in this case, can you share the details?
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9y ago
┬─┬ノ(º_ºノ) calm down, take it easy. they do not deal with it, they reuse passwords increasing the degree if the problem
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9y ago
until the change that occured this year I loved google news, since the new change I feel like it is just a headline generator with more space and less information. lately I have received two summaries a week from Signal [0] which keeps me g
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this is why I am rooting for initiatives like PostmarketOS [0] and similar initiatives in the hopes ot break this mentality that every year we need to buy new hardware in order to stay secure. [0] https://www.postmarketos.org
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> I still had 15% to finish, I got so frustrated that I just quit and never even had the curiosity to know how it ends. I hope you will finish. I understand the gap was both abrupt and left quite a bit to be desired. I was shocked and
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This book [0] was quite enjoyable to read. I realize the article is about far beyond the book, but in case anyone has not read it yet, I highly recommend it as some good grade Sci-Fi. [0] https://www.amazon.com/Seveneves-Nea
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Jamie Dimon Slams Bitcoin as a ‘Fraud’
(bloomberg.com)
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To add to this sentiment. I think routine checks should done to all CAs, they are an important part of how "trust" works on the internet. and I see their importance only growing at this point. Google should not be the only compan
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Android Security Bulletin–September 2017
(source.android.com)
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Amazon HQ2 RFP [pdf]
(images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com)
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Greg's Cable Map
(cablemap.info)
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