btouellette

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by btouellette 10y ago
Time for a credit freeze
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by btouellette 11y ago
It'll work with any Javascript Date object (passing a Date to the Date constructor just gets you a new object with the same value) or any other value that works in the Date constructor: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-
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by btouellette 11y ago
Doesn't any spherically symmetric configuration of mass compressed into an area smaller than the Schwarzschild radius create a gravitational force strong enough such that light can't escape? If there was an unknown force that coul
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by btouellette 11y ago
In general relativity a black hole actually has zero volume and thus infinite density. If it has angular momentum it will collapse down to a ring of zero thickness and finite radius less than the Schwarzschild radius. So basically the assum
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by btouellette 12y ago
> The IP could easily have been exposed in the packet body. Which would make the FBI's assertion that they found the IP address in the packet headers a flat out lie...
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by btouellette 12y ago
It isn't really in their interest to have cell phones not work in any of their conference rooms. I imagine a lot of people (and businesses) would very quickly start booking elsewhere if they did that.
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by btouellette 12y ago
The mtime attribute on the configuration files from the server image as explained in the brief. "The mtime for the live-ssl configuration file provided in Item 1 of discovery is June 7, 2013, and the phpmyadmin configuration is July 6,
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by btouellette 12y ago
And a new DPR to go along with it
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by btouellette 12y ago
They'd drop the case before they admitted parallel construction. The old Silk Road is gone and if Ross Ulbricht isn't innocent he won't ever be trying anything like this again knowing that the NSA and the FBI are going to be
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by btouellette 12y ago
Since a warrant would otherwise involve violating the rights of the person being investigated you typically need to have some evidence that a crime is being committed. The ends do not justify the means in a court of law.
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by btouellette 12y ago
It was pretty obvious that the FBI was lying (or misrepresenting or whatever weasel word you want to use) in their original claims. The real question in my mind, which still remains unanswered, is why? The most optimistic explanation is tha
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by btouellette 12y ago
Considering the FBI's explanation didn't make any sense to begin with this isn't that surprising. How were they getting non-Tor traffic out of the server at all? The IP leaks were never a result of Tor misconfiguration but we
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by btouellette 12y ago
If you were going to violate their license you just wouldn't pay for it at all. It's free for academic and noncommercial use and you can download the complete library right from their site. Corporate environments tend to have tool