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by e3pi 13y ago
Moving along, this move for sanctions, Merkel and Germany election coming up, US threatening G8 in Russia summit, the House vote this week, we're seeing wide and deep domestic and international machinations that will likely continue an
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I liked and agreed with your description and particularly the transparent reading of your `conversational tone'. There's a career for you editing mathematics journals my friend.
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>Nobody is guilty. >Nobody did anything wrong. True and true. If I am not mistaken, What we've witnessed from James Clapper and General Alexander, it is legal for representatives from our federal surveillance agencies to openly l
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> state 6 hours ago | link | parent | flag > I've been thinking quite a lot about that exact thing as well. There must be a way to build great commercial tools that are also truly secure. I'd love to discuss further. Contact
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by e3pi 13y ago
A few techdirt.com comments, in my admitted ignorance, I found interesting: "...I know there is definitely a second battery in my Galaxy T989. I broke the glass and took apart the entire phone to replace it. Upon doing so I discovered
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by e3pi 13y ago
Thank you. I still had time to edit correction.
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"Coursera has taken the lead in responding. The company announced in May that it was partnering with several organizations, including the Viktor Pinchuk Foundation in Ukraine, to provide subtitling for lectures in select courses in Ara
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by e3pi 13y ago
>I'm also perfectly comfortable to personally and professionally dislike RMS. Why? You do know of course, the innocent spirit of this dear man was traumatized at MIT's lab due to closed source proprietary commercializing --befo
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by e3pi 13y ago
Another one. HN subject titles often link to the New York Times. Not having a subscription and offended with their offensive dark screen blinding pop-up `dark pattern' `hook' --free, or otherwise-- I now only read the respective
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>I've read this three times now and I'm still not sure I get it... For about ten years now, every time I use Paypal for an eBay payment, I'm interrupted to choose a $10.00 off opt-in for setting up credit, I have to click-
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by e3pi 13y ago
I like to think these internal whistle blowers have gained moral backbone by Edward Snowden's example. May there be more leaks to foment righteous outrage and correct this disregard of slaughtering innocent foreign civilians. Whistle b
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A semi-flat stick with a thread sized-length loop thru a hole at one end, too short to pass over the stick's opposite end, say, loop can be stretched 95% to stick length. By passing the loop through a button-hole and scrunching materia
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by e3pi 13y ago
We've read here recently, re: Snowden in Hong Kong, (rooted?) phones and ($5?) SIMs are inexpensive and popular in HK. Are there varieties of --I don't know, what-- `rooted(?)', `unformatted(?)' SIMs that become desirab
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by e3pi 13y ago
> My money is personally on massive, unrecoverable data loss. Do we read this, you have an AAPL short order in tomorrow's market open? I find no financial news on this.
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A well defined objective, successfully completed, is a well-defined objective terminated. What a fantastic mountain of effort, focused dedicated enthusiasm, and skill-sets, left adrift and carelessly abandoned. I have read schematics of som
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Tech dudes in the west are busy creating the future without care how they appear to your girlish vanities.
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>... not leaving me with any choice but to assume the worse possible circumstance... What would that be?
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>...information that is detrimental to the security of the USA. "...A few months following the “successful” exercise in cyberattack response, FEMA Chief of Staff Jason McNamara joined Obsidian Analysis as vice president. For the hac
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by e3pi 13y ago
A `negative control' Snowden Dead Man Switch: " ‘Snowden won’t disclose more docs, I have thousands’ – Greenwald" "Edward Snowden is unlikely to make new revelations since “he doesn’t want to end up in a cage like Bradle
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Me too. I was inferring there was a ~SMOKING~ merit badge back then.
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Guardian's take: "....."The statute says 'collection'," congressman Jerrold Nadler told Cole. "You're trying to confuse us by talking use." "...One senior member of the panel, congressman Ja
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by e3pi 13y ago
Thank you. For the last few days, I've been looking for the The NIST Statistical Test Suite, not in C#, have you a link?
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by e3pi 13y ago
Do hw rng's get a test suite certificate(NIST's?), like a Swiss watch, or like a optical sextant's `Certificate of Errors'? Tables of mean, standard deviation, etc, for expected physical dependent parameters(what: speed?
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by e3pi 13y ago
What if Google, others, (re-)incorporated offshore? With it's full stable of services, could have hardened crypto and new net/server/client protocols immune to Eve opening, immune to PRISM participation and surveillance reque
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>I hope he is correct that the information that he claims to have extracted from NSA servers cannot be extracted from him against his will, but I don't assume that to be true in the absence of evidence. That's an extraordinary
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Molecular biology? If computer languages were evolving organisms, may this be a metaphor how genetic/chromosome encoding reshuffles itself, and this approximates some common minimalist packaging of the DNA among all these fifty(++?) pr
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Remember those delightful self-referential Scott Kim creations in Godel Escher Bach? Here, made alive, and becomes most everything in the known coder's world. A super-chameleon quine mime.
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Thank you. I also encountered dieharder: http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/General/dieharder.php
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"New NIST/NSA Revelations (1993)" New NIST/NSA/MSFT Revelations (2013)........related?! I've been looking to obtain NIST Statistical Test Suite C source download, I have only found C#(Microsoft) on Sourceforge
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by e3pi 13y ago
You must know by now, all Fed op/act/project names must be read through rot180, or a `clapperSpeak' translator.

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