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by cyphunk 11y ago
put email at bottom.
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Off topic: can't find a way to contact in your profile. So... do you have more information in relation to this trail of thought: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9870061 Not that you have to. However, I'd be i
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by cyphunk 11y ago
I'm really confused... when they say Captain Crunch are they talking about the cereal character or the "hacker" John Draper? Based on the content it could, ironically, be either
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It Was Easier to Give in Than Keep Running(ibelieveyouitsnotyourfault.tumblr.com)
3 points by cyphunk 11y ago|0 comments
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by cyphunk 11y ago
> (only pixel snapping + vertical-align left) If vertical-align is the last thing, rather than one of the first, that one resolves... then we are in for 7 more years of hell.
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by cyphunk 11y ago
actually doing both makes a lot of sense. a: build a method of detection and prevention and b: find and coerce developer to stop improving software, #b is required assuming the developer(s) is considered to be an above average adversary. Wh
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by cyphunk 11y ago
> but it's certainly enough to become the loudest voice on the website. This is true of all forms of fundamentalism, off-line or on. and in all cases despite being the minority opinion it generally makes the entire environment they
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by cyphunk 11y ago
The issue of coerced hackers is an actual thing. They have been coerced by Gov, Mafia but also large corporations. But this article... > One day, Okul said he wanted to obtain a pwnie for a client oh kay? > Building pwnies isn’t it
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by cyphunk 11y ago
> just compare - having your own currency, you could have covered the 14% deficit just by printing those money Perhaps most glaring is the ECB's current Quantitative Easing effort to the tune of 1 trillion euros, buying assets and b
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Der Spiegel Targeted by US Intelligence(spiegel.de)
194 points by cyphunk 11y ago|99 comments
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by cyphunk 11y ago
tis true. I was aware that it's not so much as offensive to my humanity as it is offensive to something other than my male identity. But "offensive to me as a not-male" makes no sense. at that point if it cannot be clearly ex
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by cyphunk 11y ago
The comment I responded to used false rape charges as a single example of disadvantages challenging men. Perhaps I misunderstood the authors intention but that statement left alone presents an idea that of all the challenges facing men this
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Regardless of if I do or do not understand how destructive being on the wrong end of a false rape charge is, generalizing this as a downside for males is utterly offensive.
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by cyphunk 11y ago
the article is good read and I agree males are also victims. But the statistics on those perpetrating the crime (sexual assault or rape) are overwhelmingly male.
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by cyphunk 11y ago
False rape allegations are a crime. But it would be better to say that the downside of being is male is that it appears they are more inclined to rape people. Because I guarantee if you if it were not for that little fact the allegation pro
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by cyphunk 11y ago
"the downside for [boys] is they are often the victim of trumped up "rape" charges" I do not know a single person that is the victim of trumped rape charges but do know several girls who were victims of actual rape (an
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by cyphunk 11y ago
> In the Netherlands something like that probably not even exists. Come on, if you want a steak. Sit down at at home or at a proper restaurant and have it on a plate The idea of a stroopwafel is crazy. Come on, if you want a waffle wit
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by cyphunk 11y ago
I agree my argument is incomplete. to go further supposedly Chicago which has little to no renter protection appears to have one an average % of income for rent indexes for the US, and one of the highest availability indexes [1]. I do not h
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Your honesty made me giggle (and I do not mean that in a derogatory manner)... 'npr.org', // depressing 'nytimes.com', // will probably annoy me This patch also makes for an amusing H
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by cyphunk 11y ago
The language I've seen for the rule is increase 10% of local market rates, not the base rate of the house itself. So your neighbors rent would increase by more than %10 of their base. Or did I miss something?
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by cyphunk 11y ago
One typical arguments I see against rent cap is that it makes the housing availability situation worse, forcing people out of the city. But if say 40k new people move to Berlin in a year I see no reason why any form of market system wouldn&
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Lets see... recently USG had all files from federal employees stolen, including background check information which as I heard included spies [1]. Germany's Prime Minister had a Trojan on her computer [2]. Government networks are fallin
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by cyphunk 11y ago
4. A version left encrypted at any point and time on some old SSD or NAND cells that were then recovered, without journalist or other handlers aware this could happen. 5. GCHQ or NSA had same or similar documents lifted (umm... leveraging O
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Ironically I thought the title meant "moved" as in "moved to tears". Anyway, you know how when one person shits in the pool everyone has to get out? GCHQ, NSA, you're that person and this is your moment.
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by cyphunk 11y ago
i wonder if anyone could tell me the difference between Stanovich's autonomous VS algorithmic mind and Kahneman's Fast VS slow thinking?
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Where was the Ars error? Its seems to say the same as The Guardian article you linked to, or did I miss something?
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by cyphunk 11y ago
If your husband or wife were to make an exit from the world stage today, certainly there would be other partners that may wish to take their place... its no reason to live your life in paranoia in the present. Its also foolhardy to assume b
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by cyphunk 11y ago
It is an editorial in the opinion section. agreed references help but ive always assumed words in the opinions section of papers can be regarded as just that
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Even if you are pro-trade the economics don't make sense. The health cost for dropping EU legislation to ban 31 specific pesticides would be projected to cost more than all the gains TTIP would provide (€160 vs €140 over 12y): http:&#
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by cyphunk 11y ago
Or if you're an artist, you can stuff a sd card with the documents into a stuffed animal already stuffed with the documents in shredded form and then put them in some of the worlds most treasured art galleries and museums. no problem.

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