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by doubt_me 9y ago
Example 1. ISPs voluntarily assigning themselves as a public utility without any help from the federal government, essentially nullifying and voiding any further net neutrality argument forever. It sounds absolutely insane right? Well good,
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Ask HN: Is there anything that can be done about politics on HN?
3 points by doubt_me 9y ago|3 comments
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by doubt_me 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications_Assistance_for_...
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by doubt_me 9y ago
Willful ignorance. its 2017 and yet still the biggest vulnerability of them all is willful ignorance. People have agendas to fulfill. Can't let the truth get in the way. Haven't found a budget to fit in the truth looks like we wil
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by doubt_me 9y ago
It's worse. Way worse. People don't want to know. Or they know and act anyway
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by doubt_me 9y ago
Oh cool another discussion Hacker News can censor with flags.
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by doubt_me 9y ago
Why not just sponsor def con and the other conventions? Oh right because it will actually fix things.
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Ask HN: What are the most effective methods of protest?
1 points by doubt_me 9y ago|0 comments
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by doubt_me 9y ago
Nobody cares about how corrupt the government is. Show me some more cool JavaScript products I'll never sign up for
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by doubt_me 9y ago
Should have been rescheduled already. What's the hold up
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by doubt_me 9y ago
And buy it anyway
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by doubt_me 9y ago
Auto mod. Headaches for mods don't exist because it's just a website and not a job.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
This will force the country to learn about how important privacy is. Couldn't have done it any better myself. You can all feel as hopeless and defeated as you like. When it comes down to it nothing in history came easy. With the Advent
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by doubt_me 10y ago
I heard about them in 2015 from somebody at Homeland. It wasn't just the CIA guys
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by doubt_me 10y ago
I am surprised it took this long to leak. There is no possible way they didn't expect this to happen eventually.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Oh it will crash 100% there is nothing to be scared about
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by doubt_me 10y ago
1. I'm not honestly sure what 1pass looks like. If it saves local versus cloud and is somewhat open source then I don't have a problem with using these apps (LastPass breach was pretty bad when it happened). For me personally I ju
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by doubt_me 10y ago
I use a random pass generator. Avoid all password managers at all costs. I put it down manually. I am going be getting a subscription to a non Google email. Not sure which one yet. I think it's called fast mail. Avoid everything Apple.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
I am not sure why this page isn't loading but I think this use to be something close to what your talking about https://openstates.org/
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Check out this article from October by him. https://www.showbuzz.cbsnews.com/news/60-minutes-five-states...
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by doubt_me 10y ago
To make sure your connections are secure. You want to make sure the recipient is who they are. So phone Numbers. Also probably because signal isn't a chat app. It's an sms/ MMS end to end app.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Meditate.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Yea they are actually. I don't care about other providers I want my old gmail back.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
It's not crazy at all. Lost access to my old Gmail account recoveries cause it had been over 4 years since the last login. My M$ account recovery is not possible despite opening about 10+ cases with their engineers who fail to respond
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by doubt_me 10y ago
I tried everything x100 on steroids over the last 2 years. I was strictly ignored and the only thing left for me to do is to go walk in to the Gmail teams office and sit down on a computer and fix it myself.
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Also even if you have more than enough sufficient information to get a lost Gmail back. Send them your state issued drivers license and ID and birth certificate. It is still not enough to get my account back. What do I honestly do in a situ
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Of course its a proof of concept
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by doubt_me 10y ago
A sane (not resource heavy) alternative for ad blocking This is all I use and need 1. https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix - Breaks websites, learn how to use it correctly 2. https://www.eff.org/privacyba
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by doubt_me 10y ago
Its bigger than that. We are at a point where I would pay a monthly premium in order to keep my privacy and would rather have a bunch of free tiered alternatives that are all explicitly non-private. Because lets be honest with ourselves nob
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Ask HN: Just how advanced is military tech?
4 points by doubt_me 10y ago|3 comments

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