evook

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   by evook 11y ago

   I am very interested in these forms and would be grateful if someone could provide a link to them. If they're watertight, we could probably reduce some overhead with them. Although I dislike the idea of using an employee as an "r
2. 122.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   That is of course possibe. I highly think that most companies fall for it. If you speak with someone of a state agency, you always feel like they are used to get it. Some of them are actually surprised and openly disappointed when you refus
3. 123.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   Cases like this reinforce my opinion, that there is an increasing demand to educate consumers how to prevent getting data leaked to government institutions like intelligence services. Especially the consequences of picking the wrong service
4. 124.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   Meh, it was an "example given". How much do you want? Another famous one would be MH17 and Fedotov. Also you should read the definition of agenda, you clearly misused it. ("the things that must be done"[1]). The word you
5. 125.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   Reuters is pretty known for propaganda and deliberate disinformation of the public. e.g. http://blogs.roosevelt.edu/hsilverman/files/2011/11/Reuters-...
6. 126.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   I am not even 25 and joined the club already. People tend to forget the concept of circulation.
7. 127.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   aye aye captain obvious!
8. 128.▲
   by evook 11y ago

   Slashdot.org is a bit quieter, but better moderated and in general a higher level of knowledge.
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   by evook 11y ago

   Try to say something about China that wasn't, isn't or won't be true for every other country. General Society and it's concept underlies circulation. It's just not well documented in some parts, but we're on r
10. 130.▲
    by evook 11y ago

    Yeah, such a hack will become either a mess and declared invalid or something political motivated. The event horizon of political motivation can be calculated. Therefore planned ahead.
11. 131.▲
    by evook 11y ago

    There is no thing such as an unexpected outcome by e-voting for those in power.
12. 132.▲
    by evook 11y ago

    Is there any advantage over an excel sheet?
13. 133.▲
    by evook 11y ago

    Cardiology tells you it doesn't. Do you really want to go down that road? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg
14. 134.▲
    by evook 11y ago

    You've clearly never lifted weights seriously. From a medicinal point of view different types of heart activities don't even exist.
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    EU revokes definition of net neutrality [pdf](m.contexte.com)

    1 points by evook 11y ago|0 comments
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    by evook 11y ago

    I had to google if this could still be called journalism. My assumption was right Mr. Kirkpatrick not a journalist nor a writer[0]. There isn't a single fact besides propaganda in this article. To call the culture of r-selection "
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    by evook 11y ago

    > without the weird investment ecosystem that does exist in the bay area, I don't think many of them would exist Probably the wisest words spoken regarding the startup business on HN for months. If you are not able to launch a compa
18. 138.▲
    by evook 11y ago

    Their official Download Mirror is sourceforge.
19. 139.▲
    by evook 12y ago

    But independently from your selected location linode is routing through the US. That's a bummer for way too many possible customers with sensitive data.
20. 140.▲
    by evook 12y ago

    There's literally tabula rasa for everyone blocking scripts...
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    by evook 12y ago

    Personally I don't use Postfix, I am going with Zimbra. Postfix was just an example. As well as DANE would require exactly 4 commands to be enabled. For myself I am going with a major commercial antispam solution, which is hosted in tw
22. 142.▲
    by evook 12y ago

    I don't see the problem to rent a small server and host open xchange, zimbra or something similiar yourself? Even postfix isn't that hard to configure and will likely run forever. The same goes for the author. I don't get how
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    by evook 12y ago

    I am quite satisfied with ixquick[0]. It forwards google results over a Proxy, utilizing TLS and it relinquishes cookies. Pretty neat if you ask me. [0] https://www.ixquick.de/eng/ ?
24. 144.▲
    by evook 12y ago

    > because any _viable_ company that wants to provide a service that a consumer other than Stallman himself will use will "infringe" on those two idiotic requirements. I work for a data center operator and ISP and our customer d