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by ersii 13y ago
Not in Sweden on Swedish carriers though. At least not at Telia, 3, Tele2 or telenor. (That's pretty much all of the large ones that owns parts of the cellular network)
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by ersii 13y ago
I'm not sure where that fits in either, but the point I took away from the story is; Don't think too hard about Nixon. It was clear or at least not as unclear, that he was not in his best mental condition. One of the problems is,
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by ersii 13y ago
There's plenty of companies/enterprises that use regular Github private repositories though.
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by ersii 13y ago
Mozilla is an independent non-profit organization. Yes, they do get a lot of revenue from Google - but they do not control Mozilla.
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by ersii 13y ago
Isn't that a real danger in itself though? I mean, "a hell of a lawsuit" can bring plenty of people down in economic despair - regardless of how it would end, litigation could continue for years.
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by ersii 13y ago
And/or just regular people who chat with each other.
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by ersii 13y ago
Well, that came out silly in hindsight - of course there are more options than the overhead compartment and under the chair in front of you. What I was trying to say is that I've found it unusual that I've not been able to put my
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by ersii 13y ago
Uh, excuse me - what? If the overhead compartments for carry-on baggage is full - you got plenty of space under the seat in front of you. The only exception is really if you're by the emergency exits - then you're not allowed to h
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by ersii 13y ago
My recent flights within Europe and to Asia (from Europe) - they've scanned the barcode as well as visually inspected the ticket.
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by ersii 13y ago
It'll be interesting to see how Canonical will respond, if they will respond. Their service is called 'Ubuntu One' or sometimes just 'One'.
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by ersii 13y ago
Well, to put some perspective into their "weighing in" on the issue: the guys at Spotify really do care about Free/Open Source Software. (Especially Noa, for what I've noticed). I interpret their "weighing in"
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by ersii 13y ago
Yeah, the video starts automatically. I didn't get a popup window at all. I have no blocking mechanisms activated besides what's already in stock Mozilla Firefox.
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by ersii 13y ago
I assume you're referring to Norway, when you speak of tons of oil? Norway is the sole proprietor and large extractor of oil amongst the Nordic countries for what I know. Neither Sweden, Denmark or Finland extracts any oil - or so litt
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by ersii 13y ago
It's actually getting uncommon for mobile unlimited data plans in Sweden again. Almost all major carriers are now trying to squeeze out some cash for the mobile data plans. Some are succeeding very well, usually by packaging up calls,
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by ersii 13y ago
Well, if you're brute forcing user passwords - you've probably done a cursory crawl of all or some users first. A good bet to find people with private repositories, would be to aim for all or a subset of those who belong to an Git
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by ersii 13y ago
I don't know about you, but I seldom read through all the source code of the open source/free software I use. Yeah, even when I actually compile it myself. If someone would slip in rogue code - it's quite likely some to many
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by ersii 13y ago
I noticed you seem to be in The Netherlands (from the Atlas GeoIP lookup). Have you heard of the organization "Hart voor internetvrijheid"? For what I've understood, they try to increase the number of Tor relays and exit-node
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by ersii 13y ago
I can't speak for the health care industry or medical research - but considering all the other places I've seen people "anonymise" data.. They probably store too much data, that can aid or completely de-anonymise the ano
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by ersii 13y ago
I would also suggest watching Karsten Nohl/SRLabs security research into JavaCard and the "state of the SIM" from the Observe Make Hack 2013 camping conference, which is available at: https://archive.org/detai
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by ersii 13y ago
The parent post is not saying the Sold people aren't free to celebrate. It's about how you do it in front of your former customers and users.
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by ersii 13y ago
To be pedantic, they aren't lost. They are just unavailable until the robots.txt goes away. I'm fairly sure the Internet Archive aren't too keen on deleting things (unless you absolutely super duperly wants it gone and you&#x
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by ersii 13y ago
I would just like to say that the Internet Archive is a pretty small bunch of people and they have a lot of never ending work to do on a somewhat tight budget. I would assume it's mostly that. They seem very accepting and willing to do
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by ersii 13y ago
Just out of curiosity, what is your current unsupported device?
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by ersii 13y ago
The previous post did say "something like an" - which I interpret as a low-power, low-cost board (presumably an ARM board), so it doesn't have to be a Raspberry Pi in particular. Well, I'd just like to add that I'd
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by ersii 13y ago
Huh, before reading this article - I didn't know you could turn the tab interface off. I thought I'd try it, just so I would be able to nitpick and say "Hey! You think it's a choice for them, but it actually ain't!&
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by ersii 13y ago
I'd encourage you to try it again. I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 on my Dell XPS 13 (Sputnik Edition of course) - and I have no problems with playing Steam games. I havn't really had any problems playing any game that works on *NIX
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by ersii 13y ago
If anyone reading this comment wonders, "HOAs" seems to be "Home Owner Association" which according to Wikipedia is a type of corporation in the United States - that are usually setup by real estate developers for the pu
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by ersii 13y ago
I was under the impression I could use OpenID to log onto Ubuntu Forums - if I'm not remembering this wrong, I thought I did so the last time I visited Ubuntuforums - with my Launchpad.net membership. Does anyone remember if that was a
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by ersii 13y ago
I've gotten a warning/notice almost every day the last months, that Google Reader is about to shut down. That's not "with almost no warning". You can still export your feeds from Google Takeout until the 15th of Jul
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by ersii 13y ago
That's great. However, ArchiveTeam has uploaded all data that they've found (at least 46.23M feeds) to the Internet Archive. That means it's public for everyone to mine through and/or use. I'm not trying to belittle

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