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   Bitcoin, Open Source Movement for Decentralized Future(falkvinge.net)

   3 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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   by erkose 12y ago

   An alternate view is: If your site requires javascript (or cookies or registration) we don't use it. There are plenty of sites that work better with javascript, but are still fully or mostly functional without it. This is where you wil
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   Non-GMO Month October 2014(nongmomonth.org)

   1 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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   Tor Challenge Inspires 1,635 Tor Relays(eff.org)

   3 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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   Seaside: Smalltalk Web Framework(seaside.st)

   2 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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   A call to arms: Helping Internet services accept anonymous users(blog.torproject.org)

   102 points by erkose 12y ago|15 comments
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   Building Clojure services at scale(blog.josephwilk.net)

   137 points by erkose 12y ago|21 comments
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   Security event to learn about side-channel attacks on PCs(phys.org)

   1 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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   Kenton Varda – Sandstorm [video](redecentralize.org)

   4 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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    by erkose 12y ago

    Firefox-31.0 with no javascript.
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    by erkose 12y ago

    I'm disappointed to see sandstorm changed the license from AGLP v3 to Apache 2.0.
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    by erkose 12y ago

    You would think they learned a lesson about centralized closed source services. There are many decentralized FLOSS alternatives to twitter.
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    by erkose 12y ago

    I think you've confused The Atlantic with medium dot com.
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    by erkose 12y ago

    Are you trolling us? The Atlantic is a well regarded publication.
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    OnePlus to Women: Send Us Hot Selfies, We'll Let You Buy Our Phone(gizmodo.com)

    1 points by erkose 12y ago|1 comments
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    by erkose 12y ago

    I find it difficult to compare features as the rows are not aligned.
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    by erkose 12y ago

    > So does this mean that photos taken with a “selfie stick” don’t belong to me, but rather, to the public domain? I don't know how a selfie stick works, but it doesn't just magically activate the shutter, there must be some imp
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    Leaked Docs Show Spyware Used to Snoop on U.S. Computers(propublica.org)

    4 points by erkose 12y ago|1 comments
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    by erkose 12y ago

    I'm not a lawyer. There may be an implied transfer of rights in the "Take photos of yourself! [for my project]".
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    by erkose 12y ago

    Suppose instead of a monkey, a human stole the camera and activated the shutter. Who would own the copyright in this scenario? I assume the thief. The consequence of this assumption is that the camera owner is not the copyright owner. The m
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    OpenWPM: A web-automation Framework(github.com)

    1 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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    Where is Rosetta?(sci.esa.int)

    4 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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    How sustainable food startups can thrive(csmonitor.com)

    7 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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    by erkose 12y ago

    Public shaming works!
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    by erkose 12y ago

    Elon Musk is over rated. He's just repeating what we already know.
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    by erkose 12y ago

    Potato salad is more valued than minimum wage workers in the US.
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    Ask HN: Copyright Duration

    1 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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    Law changed to allow 'unlocking' cellphones(phys.org)

    5 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments
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    by erkose 12y ago

    I prefer the original title.
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    Watch Doom being played on a hacked ATM(pcworld.com)

    1 points by erkose 12y ago|0 comments