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artichokeheart
8y ago
And that will be the end of trust in Australia. When communicating with an Australian (or someone visiting there) you will have to assume that your conversations are not secure and are being recorded unencrypted. Also if you are in one of t
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artichokeheart
8y ago
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artichokeheart
8y ago
Well it's pretty obvious that Wikileaks is compromised. Question is who will step into the breach. Because whilst the dry still might release valuable information it will now be tainted with "but what did they leave out". I
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artichokeheart
9y ago
My suspicion of Facebook is so strong I do wonder if this is not some honeypot in itself.
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artichokeheart
9y ago
RSS will never die as long as someone can scrape a website and make their own feed.
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artichokeheart
9y ago
It's not just the kids. I've never been so bored with the internet.
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artichokeheart
9y ago
>I'm simply not willing to cut people out of my life I've never understood this reasoning If you require Facebook to keep people in your life are they really in your life in the first place?
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artichokeheart
10y ago
I'm sure you have some proof to back your claims.
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artichokeheart
10y ago
I wOUld agree with you if it weren't for the wOUnd I have where a bOUlder pOUnded me in the head, so I don't have the cOUrage.
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artichokeheart
10y ago
Got any links to the malware? Or are you just employing a classic subversion tactic
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artichokeheart
10y ago
Lately I've been thinking that the whole MRA/gamergate/anti-sjw movement was some kind of PsyOps meant to undermine the Internet, but it felt too crazy conspiracy theoryish. That inciteblog post and this article ( http:/
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artichokeheart
11y ago
"It isn't our job as technologist to build tools to circumvent the law." That job is done CC-BY-SA. Your work (and derivatives) under this licence is guaranteed by copyright laws to be free to use, remix and resell (provided
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artichokeheart
11y ago
I think one of the big problems with unencrypted websites is shared hosting, who refuse to use SNI certificates (often because it would require upgrading their infrastructure). So users have to pay for a static IP which effectively doubles
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artichokeheart
11y ago
As long as it still requires Google Play I'll still consider it snake oil.
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artichokeheart
11y ago
I've seen 10000+ line classes in the corporate world
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artichokeheart
11y ago
God how I do love that acronym. As soon as I see it I know to ignore anything the person using it says. It's like a giant flashing fuckwit sign.
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artichokeheart
11y ago
That's great and it's entirely your choice. I have no problem communicating with strangers on the Internet.
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artichokeheart
11y ago
I think pump.io is meant to be more like a G+ alternative. But you are right. Open sourced distributed alternatives exist if that's what you want all you need to do is join. GnuSocial, pump.io, Diaspora, RedMatrix, Friendica, Twister,
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artichokeheart
12y ago
Well it was. It's been hijacked by patriots and nationalists over the last 30-40 years. It's also been propaganised through a national school curriculum for the last 20 years. It's at the point where criticism of anything
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artichokeheart
12y ago
The whole protetcion under Australian law is a nice marketing spin. But that's all it is: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/09/australian-government-...
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artichokeheart
12y ago
My inner 5 year old can't help but snigger at this headline.
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artichokeheart
12y ago
It's not a surprise really our streets are literally awash with headless corpses
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artichokeheart
12y ago
"In a few years we will be capable of making videos with anybody's face replaced with anybody else's." The plus side of this is that people will be able to correct casting mistakes that ruin what would be otherwise great
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artichokeheart
12y ago
Disgruntled Grooveshark employee, music industry attempt to smear the company (eg. "Sam was caught red-handed uploading pirated music to his website" and "You know you're working on illegal shit when Dan Rua's in th
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artichokeheart
12y ago
OP is Aussie. As a fellow Aussie this makes perfect sense
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artichokeheart
13y ago
"As I learned more about the company and its vision and spoke with Mark, the partnership not only made sense, but became the clear and obvious path to delivering virtual reality to everyone. Facebook was founded with the vision of maki
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artichokeheart
13y ago
Thanks time.com! Great publicity. Downloading now.
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artichokeheart
13y ago
That's my favourite game to play on Hacker News. I wish there was a Hacker News Enhancement Suite so I could keep track of them.
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artichokeheart
13y ago
There have been more stories: http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/canada/story/1.1034903
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artichokeheart
13y ago
"I wonder when TV networks will move into the 21st century. The next network delivers cheap, on demand HD content worldwide will make a ton of money :)" Direct, worldwide on demand content models will start as soon as they think t
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