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by doki_pen 13y ago
It would be pretty interesting to see this applied to HN. I realize it would be more difficult because there isn't an API and pg is pretty harsh with the rate limiting.
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Obama vetoes ITC ban on older AT&T-compatible iPhones and iPads(engadget.com)
1 points by doki_pen 13y ago|0 comments
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by doki_pen 13y ago
I'm calling bullshit. Maybe this gentlemen would have taken some job that paid less(i doubt it), but it's hard to believe that a programmer, of all people, would be blackballed industry wide for refusing to implement some spying m
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by doki_pen 13y ago
Burn sources? That cat is already out of the bag. Everyone knows what's happening. I bet the leaks are incredibly liberating to intelligence. They no longer have to maintain the facade and can actually use their data to the full extent
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by doki_pen 13y ago
every article that I saw yesterday painted the general as a hero and the heckler as a turd. It seemed like a concerted PR effort to me. It's about discrediting you opponents in the public forum. Aside from that, It struck me that a lot
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by doki_pen 13y ago
I don't see how you could develop such a system without partnership from some government. How would you test it?
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SELinux added to Android(arstechnica.com)
1 points by doki_pen 13y ago|0 comments
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State Department Brief on Snowden(democraticunderground.com)
2 points by doki_pen 13y ago|1 comments
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by doki_pen 13y ago
A new meme is being born. "534 hours in CSS"
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by doki_pen 13y ago
In the case of mutiny, it is in the leaders interest to engage with his fellow student. In the case of the good student, he's competing with his fellow student, so it's in his best interest not to help them succeed.
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Enhancing DataSift's Twitter Stream with Embedly(blog.embed.ly)
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by doki_pen 13y ago
The article is about a CDMA phone from Verizon.
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by doki_pen 13y ago
[edit: added more] Are we fighting a war with China? From Wikipedia: Oran's Dictionary of the Law (1983) defines treason as "...[a]...citizen's actions to help a foreign government overthrow, make war against, or seriously in
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by doki_pen 13y ago
He never confessed to treason.
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by doki_pen 13y ago
I might consider your opinion if I thought he would be treated fairly in trial. If the last few years are any indication, there is no chance of that happening. The POTUS has already said that he is guilty of treason before any trial has beg
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by doki_pen 13y ago
thanks for clarifying.
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by doki_pen 13y ago
"technically-inclined folks and, well, libertarian-type weirdos"
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by doki_pen 13y ago
It's interesting that the Washington Post is now going to educate us on journalism. Is suppressing information for the government considered journalism these days? I thought the entire idea behind freedom of the press was to act as a c
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by doki_pen 13y ago
I don't fall into either of those groups and I care deeply. I would never ever call myself a libertarian, but I am deeply disturbed by the direction the world is going in. As the world becomes more extreme, the middle chooses a side. T
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by doki_pen 13y ago
In theory, the supreme court should see through "loop holes" and interpret the meaning of the constitution, not just the words.
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by doki_pen 13y ago
"inspiring" and "planning" are two completely different things. You can, quite easily, inspire something without knowing that you will inspire it quid pro quo demonstrandum.
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by doki_pen 13y ago
This is like getting a warrant to search your house because your blinds are drawn.
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by doki_pen 13y ago
Most humans can tell if the person they are with is into what they are doing or not. If you can't, then you have problems, maybe asperger or something, idk, not a doctor. I'm not endorsing this guy in any way. The entire thing see
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by doki_pen 13y ago
He mentions having only 2 options to decide whether to cancel or let the funds go through. Isn't there a third option that they could use in the future, Put a delay on the transfer while you review it?
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by doki_pen 13y ago
Are you trolling? You think Manning was a witting planner of Arab Spring?
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by doki_pen 13y ago
This is a very popular argument when blaming woman for being raped.
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Cube Slam - Chrome Experiment(cubeslam.com)
2 points by doki_pen 13y ago|0 comments
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by doki_pen 13y ago
Did you watch the interview? They have an FBI agent talking about it. Do you think he's not really an FBI agent?
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by doki_pen 13y ago
It would be like if dogs sniffed your house, and their reaction was recorded, but not seen by anyone. And the recording could only be viewed after a warrant was obtained. The NSAs argument is that you can't become a suspect as a result
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by doki_pen 13y ago
CNN already broke this story in early May. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vt9kRLrmrjc&feature=share

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