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by derrida 14y ago
Does anybody know if SpiderOak is open source? This matters because it is claiming to be cryptographically secure.
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by derrida 14y ago
I've certainly found the experience of talking about Tor to end users quite stressful, but I haven't had the experience of tin-foil hat users. There was an obvious low-level cop asking about the Silk Road at one of them. In-fact if I look a
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by derrida 14y ago
"if they'd just dropped the video without commentary it would have been much more defensible." Have you seen the video? It has no commentary. It has subtitles. It has title screens. No commentary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rXPrfn
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Assange "Cypherpunks" new book on the Pirate Bay(thepiratebay.se)
1 points by derrida 14y ago|0 comments
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by derrida 14y ago
It may be sensitive, but have you ever tried to put in an FOI request for anything . The entire process is marred by bureaucracy. Wikileaks would have a role to play even if there were no classification system . Don't underestimate how ha
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by derrida 14y ago
I'd be interested to know what you think of the Cryptoparty 'movement', rdl? Eric Hughes talked in Amsterdam. Would you get involved?
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by derrida 14y ago
An idea I had to scale beyond this number might be to use a spaced repetition system in conjunction with an email client https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition
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by derrida 14y ago
Perhaps whoever down-voted me can tell me where I was wrong so I can learn?
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by derrida 14y ago
I don't think it is meaningless. There is a stack. That stack is in memory. If you know what every piece of data is doing there and how to access it etc, you know that stack in the context of being able to develop on that stack. You are a '
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by derrida 14y ago
I call bullshit on recent appropriations of the phrase "full stack". If you have written a disassembler and known an assembly language, have notable programs in C and what ever higher level languages you are using, and you've written a comp
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by derrida 14y ago
Agree... I have an i5, 8gb of ram with an SSD for $500. Save the $1200. Look for Thinkpads on Ebay & just buy the SSD and extra RAM separately. 4gb of ram is $20 at my local store.
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by derrida 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Australia/Germany/Remote/Travel. I write tight asynchronous web-spiders quickly. Want to monitor your competitors in real time? Perhaps to create giant databases that integrate with your sites back end? Email me with a descri
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by derrida 14y ago
So you've read the book?
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by derrida 14y ago
Ah yes, the "Systèmes d'exploitation".
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by derrida 14y ago
On the other hand, it could do with it's planetary stack pointer thrust engine being repaired.
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by derrida 14y ago
Out of the names I recognise, I notice Mitch Altman and Nick Farr, both of whom would usually be attending the Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin. The Chaos Communication Congress is this year in Hamburg. I'd be really surprised to not
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by derrida 14y ago
OffGrid Cabin with Network: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5rM7QDi_5E
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The Five Stone Questions(diiq.org)
2 points by derrida 14y ago|0 comments
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by derrida 14y ago
I punched in my details and there are approximately 100 people like me. What has occurred to me is that people like me (20's, single) that live in rich mobile areas of Sydney spend less than the national average across most things, and over
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by derrida 14y ago
You spoiled the fun.
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by derrida 14y ago
Dear media: It's pronounced 'ketchup'.
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by derrida 14y ago
It was the London Millennium Bridge. Here is a video of the effect in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQK21572oSU Here the problem is attributed to the peoples reaction. The evidence from the metronomes might suggest that it has n
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by derrida 14y ago
No but, perhaps the emails outing his propagandists in Washington are? http://wikileaks.org/syria-files/releasedate/2012-07-06-06-t... Or perhaps the world is slightly better off for knowing which Western security companies provided suppo
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by derrida 14y ago
> If the countries with the most evil militaries had the most to fear, we'd all be remote desktopping into the laptops of Syrian generals right now Are you suggesting people are not? Assad's personal emails, Minister of the Interior's p
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by derrida 14y ago
> Wikileaks has a stated goal of extracting as much intelligence from the US military as they can. I've followed this for quite sometime and I do not recall this ever being a stated goal of Wikileaks. It is a stated goal of theirs to pu
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by derrida 14y ago
Primary source here http://wikileaks.org/US-Military-Refers-to-Julian.html
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by derrida 14y ago
IRC, Email?
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by derrida 14y ago
While I believe you could use all of these technologies when they have been abstracted away into APIs / programming languages etc, I have a hard time believing anybody could understand these technologies to the point of creating abstractio
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by derrida 14y ago
(offtopic) What do people mean by a 'Full-stack developer', surely, they don't mean a Full-(computer)stack developer: someone that knows a hardware specification language to machine language to assembler to C to a higher-level language, the
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Scientists discover new monkey species in Congo(smh.com.au)
9 points by derrida 14y ago|1 comments

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