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by derrida 14y ago
I notice they have a picture of Tblisi ( http://inapcache.boston.com/universal/site_graphics/blogs/bi... ) , which is now in Georgia (not Russia). Tblisi is a rather beautiful looking place, here is a recent picture from almost the same pla
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by derrida 14y ago
"Bullshit" is a word I'd use to describe Finnegan's Wake, but it certainly is valuable & extremely beautiful bullshit.
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by derrida 14y ago
I'm just pointing out it is broken. Finnegan's Wake, Chapter 2, Book 1. > Bullshit Index :0.11 Your text shows only a few indications of 'bullshit'-English. definitely broken Or perhaps it's a feature and it can pick out philosophical
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by derrida 14y ago
Derrida, Chapter 2 'Of Grammatology' >Bullshit Index :0.26 Your text shows some indications of 'bullshit' some indications ... I'd say this thing is broken.
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by derrida 14y ago
> how reasonable are the names on those lists Moxie Marlinspike & Jake Appelbaum used to get the 'special treatment' at airports that often involves detainment and interviews with more than just TSA officers. As far as I can discern
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by derrida 14y ago
On your sleep: good for you because I can't --> http://www.animalnewyork.com/2012/the-department-of-homeland... There are reports the TSA stopped UK citizens because of tweets mentioning some phrases you did just then. http://www.sch
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Thoughts on the Windows SmartScreen scare.(withinwindows.com)
1 points by derrida 14y ago|0 comments
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Windows 8 Tells Microsoft Everything You Install, Not Very Securely.(log.nadim.cc)
193 points by derrida 14y ago|81 comments
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by derrida 14y ago
> In fact, scientifically speaking, you can only be certain that you yourself are experiencing something. I ask someone 'you know the redness of red', they nod knowingly. Thus I know they have experiences.
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by derrida 14y ago
In the last paragraph, you said a dog is not conscious. How do you define conscious here? Why do you think it isn't? I define conscious as 'having qualia'. I see red, but also, I notice the 'redness of red'. One may consider this a sort of
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by derrida 14y ago
People that argue that Tor enables crime do not realise that Tor also enables law enforcement (LE). Anonymity has been a tactic of LE from the beginning. Undercover LE use anonymous looking clothes to blend in with civilians to monitor crim
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by derrida 14y ago
> He mentioned that IDEA, not the implementation nor Tor were invented by the Navy. Actually a creator and core developer of Tor is from the Navy. The implementation came from this person as much as it did from arma and nickm (the other
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by derrida 14y ago
I didn't even notice.
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by derrida 14y ago
They want to question him over a complaint regarding compelling him to take an STD test. When he was charged and then those charges were dismissed he remained in Sweden for weeks. The story is so much more complicated than a simple charge f
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UK threatens to raid Ecuadorian Embassy against Vienna Conventions(ecuadorembassyuk.org.uk)
1 points by derrida 14y ago|0 comments
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by derrida 14y ago
T1. Yes. A T1 connection was bought down. Details and source if anybody needs it. http://pastie.org/4449905
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by derrida 14y ago
Yes, they use it. http://wikileaks-press.org:81/ Here are the torrents. But supporter sites are getting hit at above 10gbit/sec. You try dealing with that.
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by derrida 14y ago
It is on torrent networks, but the places hosting the torrents are being attacked. This attack is above 10gbit/sec. It bought down the datacentre of one of the supporter sites. This could also take certain countries offline. Saying that,
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by derrida 14y ago
> what's the ultimate value to humanity? What if we found a bacteria that would spread on Mars and create an atmosphere? There are so many questions like that. Science for science sake, art for arts, because dammit, we are alive!
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by derrida 14y ago
Not in Australia. Minimum wage is ~$20/hour +/- $2 (That's about $22US). But you know, income is more equal here, so we don't have the highs. I think $60-$80/hour considering it is freelance.
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by derrida 14y ago
It was a design goal, it failed.
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by derrida 14y ago
What about if you don't have a Facebook account?
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by derrida 14y ago
Bit coin isn't anonymous.
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by derrida 14y ago
We need it? Who is 'we'? The government? To what degree is that need necessary, and not merely contingent?
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by derrida 14y ago
"We don't keep files on every American citizen": depends how you define 'files' and perhaps there is 1 American citizen they don't keep files on, so not 'every'. But we have on sworn testimony that the NSA keeps all of your emails [1] &
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by derrida 14y ago
"Sort of thing" for classes of things like computers, coders and offices. Otherwise Code Rush and Aardvark'd are not comparable. I suggest Aardvark'd is not worth the time. Code Rush is of interest both historically & for it's i
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by derrida 14y ago
The CCC are onto it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVu5ofv92e0
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by derrida 14y ago
What do you mean by sexist? Sexism isn't hating women although that would classify (that's a misogynist). It's discriminating on the basis of sex. The idea that women would enjoy having a pillow fight in front of men, because they are wo
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by derrida 14y ago
The pillow-fight example sounds like straight-out sexism to me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexism
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by derrida 14y ago
MaleKitten, yhud said both "you are speaking about 'legal charge' and about a country like Syria at the same time ... How naive are you?" and "unjustly how?".

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