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by etherael 15y ago
They have tried to destroy the internet, remember yesterday? As long as they exist they will keep on trying and as an existential threat to the internet I can't see how anyone can excuse continued support for them in any way. Better a boyco
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by etherael 15y ago
Piracy isn't as desirable as a straight boycott of the parties that are currently trying to break the Internet, but at least pirates aren't feeding the beast. Those companies deserve complete destruction for what they have done
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by etherael 15y ago
Glad someone else noticed, was beginning to feel vaguely disgusted by this continuous barrage of evil foreigners out to take our god given American jobs propaganda passing without rebuke.
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by etherael 15y ago
I think copyright infringement by itself is unfair and impolite, but at a certain point, some organisations have taken action that probably realigns the hierarchy of acceptable behaviour when it comes to copyright infringement. Under no cir
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Anti poor manners legislation(etherael.blogspot.com)
2 points by etherael 15y ago|0 comments
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by etherael 15y ago
I must say, after a whirlwind career of bashing android for all the wrong reasons it seems like the cognitive dissonance has reached a point where even his bullshit excuses were not acceptable to his internal meter anymore and this just com
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by etherael 15y ago
There's no such thing as an unlocked iphone. I get what you mean, carrier unlocked, but the implication you can get one that is unlocked in the same way as an android phone can be unlocked is not true. And you're right, even in Australia if
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by etherael 15y ago
MG Siegler. (not a snark, check out his previous articles)
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by etherael 15y ago
Then whatever it's actually a photo of that's such a heinous thing ought to have some evidence for the occurrence thereof.
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by etherael 15y ago
People in power have never been short on excuses for abuses thereof, this aspect of this issue is just another in a huge ocean of existing valid and arbitrary ones.
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by etherael 15y ago
Sure, but it's tactically useless, as they can't know if they're just applying useless pressure because they don't know how many layers of shadow volumes there are to penetrate. So yes, they can be pricks, but to no discernible effect.
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by etherael 15y ago
My point is that I understand that, I'm not expecting the system restrict itself in any way shape or form, this is par for the course in many places around the world where no quarter can be expected from the authorities. They can't continue
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by etherael 15y ago
This amounts to nothing more than suspicion. When we get to the point where their failure to find the incriminating evidence they were searching for is evidence of your guilt, we're by nature already at the point that that evidence was neve
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by etherael 15y ago
I understand this, I mean that they don't know how many layers of misdirection are actually involved, you can provide n fake layers of encryption with trivially incriminating information, as long as the "free space" of the volume in quest
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by etherael 15y ago
With regards to the point "maybe there is a real societal problem that needs to be addressed here"; the problem that I have with that possibility is that if the only evidence of any supposed crime that has occurred exists purely as bits on
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by etherael 15y ago
I'm hesitant to mention this again but it does seem that rubber hose is being overplayed as a trump card here too much. Shadow volumes and multiple layered passphrases in arbitrary memorised data offsets on various volumes amongst a scatter
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by etherael 15y ago
Why bother with the legal trickery? Jump straight to the conclusion that the legal system is a hostile entity, as it actually truly is in many places in the world, and act accordingly. There are encryption methods to prevent key extraction
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by etherael 15y ago
E-PARASITE bill; the bill by and for e-parasites. Seems legit, no?
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by etherael 15y ago
I was working on an australian focused social network for oracle a while back (almost three years now) and this was an example site given for what they had done overseas, at that point it was also a rails app, and I note in the portfolio it
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by etherael 15y ago
Probably not that different from the Nokia N95, except with a whole new bunch of features tacked on. Recalling at the time of the release of the N95 it utterly, completely stomped all over the iphone from a feature checklist perspective, an
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by etherael 15y ago
I have severe difficulty with the idea that's actually what's happening here, the iphone was nothing new when it came out and the good parts of it were assimilated into pretty much everything after it, and the better phones that came out af
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by etherael 15y ago
Such a terrible waste of time and money, yet you start a fire and it may well burn you.
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by etherael 15y ago
Looks like his argument is something along the lines of "I ended up having to kill her because the state wasn't taking notice of my many complaints against her. Therefore it's the state's fault and it's not fair that they should be put in a
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by etherael 15y ago
Well, my point wasn't actually to say that normal-crazy creationist christians who believe in intelligent design not aided by evolution are frothing at the mouth insane as you seem to be implying the original point was; I hold that to be se
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by etherael 15y ago
So inspiring to see god's hand at work, right in my browser. ;)
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by etherael 15y ago
Or less likely, depending on the spots in question. For example you might take inordinate amounts of attention to detail in form factor and aesthetic appeal as emblematic of a fundamentally superficial approach to product development, and t
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by etherael 15y ago
Isn't this a little bit like asking for the days when IE6 was the ultimate in web technology back again? Look how that turned out.
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by etherael 15y ago
This argument is getting really tired and I'm very disappointed to see it at the top of this thread. It's a lot like star wars fanatics claiming that people who have no interest in star wars have not considered the intricacies of canon with
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by etherael 15y ago
And they just want to put you in contact with people specialising in figuring out how much money they can extract from your purchasing process. :)
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Jesse Jackson Jr blames iPad for US job losses(media.domain.com.au)
1 points by etherael 15y ago|0 comments

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