darxius

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by darxius 13y ago
Is there a way to disable this?
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by darxius 13y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Don't know how I feel about being uniquely identified though. I thought they were just gathering things like movements and gender.
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by darxius 13y ago
I wonder why they're using WiFi signals instead of just analyzing the video feeds from their surveillance systems. It would probably glean the same information. Either way, I don't have a problem with this as long as they aren&#x2
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by darxius 13y ago
Do they actually still use polygraphs in government? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph#Validity
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by darxius 13y ago
1GB per 1B of hidden data. Let's see how fast we can fill their storage.
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by darxius 13y ago
Yeah, probably. Alternatively, we could set up a mesh of dropbox/cloud accounts. People would connect in pairs and generate their own huge files of garbage. Then they would copy it into each of their dropbox directories and it would pr
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by darxius 13y ago
Make a quick website (hosted on Github or whatever), with a bunch of torrent links to a bunch of huge encrypted files. Then spread the word and give them something to spy on.
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by darxius 13y ago
Would it be illegal to house Snowden for, let's say 24 hours, if you don't live in the US?
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by darxius 13y ago
Everyone seems to be going very public with his travel information. Either it's a way of making it harder for something "unfortunate" to happen to his (ie, for his safety) or this could be misinformation. How likely is it tha
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by darxius 13y ago
I wonder if this will see Wikileaks become a sort of worldwide whistleblower protection agency. Seeing as most countries don't exactly have the best whistleblower protection programs.
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by darxius 13y ago
Not for me, I can login fine.
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by darxius 13y ago
Pretty cool. I would love to have something like this in Sublime.
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by darxius 13y ago
Donate his fortune to the EFF and start from scratch. Of course, that will never happen so for now, if you're concerned with security, you need to find new services to use.
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by darxius 13y ago
I don't think we can accept much as proof now seeing as the trust between client and service has been broken. Hopefully this whole debacle will drive new zero-knowledge services to take over. Let us use your servers and tools, we can h
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We have a very important decision ahead of us(maxmackie.com)
1 points by darxius 13y ago|0 comments
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by darxius 13y ago
Mostly the words she's using and how she seems to stumble over them. Every single noun has been affixed with "cyber" and I keep hearing the word "technoboondoggle". I have no clue what that is.
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by darxius 13y ago
You know, I'd go so far as to say: Edward Snowden === Hope Very nice poster. I was just thinking I'd like to have a hard copy poster of that style with all of history's important whistle blowers.
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by darxius 13y ago
My guess is that that only extends to american lawyers. I could be wrong though.
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What is currently the best personal cloud application?
4 points by darxius 13y ago|2 comments
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by darxius 13y ago
I just finished writing a post about pretty much about the same thing ( http://maxmackie.com/2013/06/08/We-have-a-very-important-dec... ). (I tried submitting my link but I'm getting a "Please try aga
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by darxius 13y ago
I wonder if this means we'll see the rise of huge botnets and networks calling each other and using flagged words just to saturate the data the NSA is picking up.
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by darxius 13y ago
Nice, I got the first one. This is fun.
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by darxius 13y ago
I definitely see shapes when I back up and focus in the middle of the picture. Reminds me of those awesome hidden picture games as a kid. I swear I saw Santa.
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by darxius 13y ago
This is something I can never resist buying. DRM-free cross-platform games where you can decide what portion of what you decide on spending gets sent to who. Its a brilliant business model and it proves it can be profitable.
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by darxius 13y ago
> blackhats to take down their systems I'm pretty sure something like this would get the greys and whites involved too.
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by darxius 13y ago
I don't see how this is anything more than jealousy-infused complaining.
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by darxius 13y ago
This is one of the reasons online shopping is so successful. I have never enjoyed being asked questions by employees when I enter a store. I go in with something in mind (or just to browse to kill time) and get out with or without my produc
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by darxius 13y ago
You know, part of me wants this to happen. It will force a lot of high profile technology companies (and spawn new ones) to adopt end to end asymmetric encryption. Of course, this is idealistic, but there could be some good to be gleaned fr
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Write in C: A musical ballad to the C language(youtube.com)
1 points by darxius 13y ago|0 comments
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by darxius 13y ago
Which article?

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