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by e3pi 13y ago
I like these. I now feel like a brainless stump more than ever. Ramanujan instantly answers Hardy in the taxi, `Southie' Goodwill Hunting crushes that pink shirt guy who likes apples in front of Sky, and all you HN geniuses can answer
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An android mobile, and choose from an assortment of free GPS/location apps from Google Play, cobble the bigger battery, duct tape/magnets, and you've got it? And then some?
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"...But Obama’s Justice Department, like Bush’s, has not been above an opportunistic (and occasionally downright Procrustean) reading of particular statutes to permit whatever it is that the White House wants to do." "....the
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> it basically means that the NSA is in a position to blackmail any citizen of any country that enters into a position of power in that country. Tactical creeping barrages and strategic `ground-zero megaton' leaked bombshe
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"....They're not Apple, they're not the low-end provider, they're not Nokia, so they are in the middle and they do relatively low volumes," "...It's difficult to make great margins on that kind of volume -
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* * Minimum system requirements: Windows 7 or 8 or Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, AMD Phenom II or Intel i3 / i5 / i7 Processor, 2GB RAM, USB 2.0 port, Internet connection, Leap Motion ID. There is also some linux API, Ubuntu bundle
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".....Obama administration’s disturbing “Insider Threat” program, which supposedly views all leaks akin to aiding the enemy. This program, and its dangerous culture, has bled into agencies that don't even deal with classified info
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> I know metadata is at least as sensitive as the actual content, but you need to pick your battles. So, picking the metadata battle: Its straightforward from the command line to email crypto-content to your desired addressee while email
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Well gudgeon-ed and pintel-ed teak rudder: Respect for civilization's eye's covered verdigris bronze lady holding up scales.
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"...The two programs violate both the letter and the spirit of federal law." "We may never know all the details of the mass surveillance programs, but we know this: The administration has justified them through abuse of lang
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"...how does it sound? According to Butera, the instrument "can sound like anything you want." So if you are in the market for a harp that plays like a violin and looks like a space-age guitar, Artiphon's new Instrument
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"Graham also released some metrics on Y Combinator: it has 564 startups total. Of the 285 that have valuations, the total valuation of the companies is $11.6 billion." !
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"...draft resolution by the Committee Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly. It states that those who disclose criminal acts in the public interest should be protected from retaliation and perse
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Looks like Richard Stallman wins again this week.
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...and a relentless powerful 365/24/7 `Diaboli Machinae' to avoid. This is interesting, perhaps a text based adventure game is most expedient, release 1.0? A GUI, with Google maps, etc, 3D dynamic hunter-killer thugs and d
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Leonhard Euler's vast explosion of discovery took a Weirstrass et. al and decades later to argue and eventually canonically prove his then, and still wonderful results. He also of course in addition, published more with rigorous proofs
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"The document does not guarantee Snowden asylum. Instead, it serves as a travel document that will allow him to travel to Quito, Ecuador's capital."
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It's not "I'm innocent with nothing to hide". it's we are individuals, and anomalous. A regimented army cannot allow a question to weaken it. "Profile this 5th columnist metadata, and corral them. We're at
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Euler back of beyond the frontier, and today: Code conjectures. Run repeated simulations with new args, consistently returns result. Explore nether reaches, too much quickens and unwinds for anything else. Let the old gray academe grinders
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Popularizing cryptography, hate of state-institutions and more so their people, growth market in constructive paranoia, enforcing boundaries and greater respect(fear) of the individual. What part of "best left alone" and "she
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> I prefer crontab. It has let me down far fewer times than mortals. This opens lifestyle guidance for our aspiring youth: Prefer crontab. It will let you down far fewer times than mortals. Choose bitcoin over any Ben Bernake or Alan Gre
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>... like first letter of each sentence or rot3 of those. After all these years, that is the first interesting application I have seen of rot13(I think you intended?). ty
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The most dangerous enemy, as the nation’s founders understood, is inside....the growing domestic surveillance apparatus. These have become part of the new normal. ... millions of federal employees and contractors must watch for “high-risk p
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I gather you're also not versed in the unix command line? Piping and redirecting long dir paths thru commands and arguments welcomes everything abbreviated. The mnemonics is just engineered happiness sugar-on-top of all the intrinsic g
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ES is vulnerable if physically must be connected. Ideally, if he does a single-bit "I'm alive today" `annnuciator flag', say, once a week, and if this get's interrupted, his total autonomous bot wakes up swinging em
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POST EDMS triggered launch, a simmering autonomous viral botnet, foisting ES plaintext onto infected email address lists, pastebin, etc., anything else it can fool CAPTCHA registration, with generating SHA256 signatures, new passwords, the
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Rubber Hose Cryptanalysis: "Good morning Mr Snowden? How was your sleep last night? Oh yes, that's right, you didn't get any. So to begin with, No I will not get that light out of your face, What was this you or Mr Greenwald
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ASK HN: How Does Edward's Dead Man Switch(EDMS) Function? How? So, there are these remote backups/sites out there, encrypted. Say, every week ES has somebody Bob post a keyword somewhere, a forum, pastebin, etc. The owner(s) Alice
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Q Last thing on this. The administration was obviously embarrassed when you had a 29-year-old person as contractor just leak all these documents in the first place. Is the administration embarrassed now that you can’t track him down, t
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My take is the Streisand effect is this his best shield and his strategy spins on it. "Booz, Endgame, etc" are burning night oil, Russia, Beijing, Mossad also, on how to best take advantage with some possibly horrible false flag o

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