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by exo762 13y ago
While NSA is busy being menace, you can mitigate damage by using TextSecure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Guardian_Project_%28softwa...
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by exo762 13y ago
Nope. This is my knowledge and my words. You can have any number of "metaphor" you want, but direct, literally, word by word, meaning of legislature trumps all metaphors. Information - the password, is in his head.
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by exo762 13y ago
You don't have to testify against yourself. Giving away password is exactly this.
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by exo762 13y ago
Why bother with victims smart enough to fight back later, if you can have poorest of souls, incapable of reasoning that behind shoddy website might be a shoddy business?
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by exo762 13y ago
> invisible "creator" who takes a personal interest in their daily lives Yet again, very literal interpretation.
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by exo762 13y ago
There is a patch for that in GnuPG, available in both Debian and Ubuntu. Update your machines :) FLOSS is amazing. One day since research paper and your machines are already patched. This means that probably no one had enough time to actual
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by exo762 13y ago
You leave them behind on every surface you touch. Auth factor that needs to be stolen to be used by attacker is definitely more secure than thing that can be just copied.
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by exo762 13y ago
Ubuntu + RetroShare. Both are very simple to use.
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by exo762 13y ago
Unless you've bought in year ago. Also, you don't have to treat Bitcoin as a mean of storing value. You can use it as a way to transfer money over great distances.
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by exo762 13y ago
1) Bitcoin is incredibly more transparent than banking system or tax system. If anything, it is not convenient for tax evaders. HSBC, however, managed to launder 200bln of drug money. 2) I'm a person. I have to pay taxes. Top500 corps
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by exo762 13y ago
BoA Merill Lynch current price is 231% of it's target price. Best regards, Bitcoin.
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by exo762 13y ago
> Spending on sex toys is not special, unless the national security apparatus (or more likely your competitor in the private sector) already has a reason to try to discredit you. Which is a valid concern for activists, but not most peopl
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by exo762 13y ago
Yes, because 0mq is just sockets.
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by exo762 13y ago
What about changing voting system from FPTP to something that actually makes sense and does not produce lame two party system?
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by exo762 13y ago
Because freedom of speech and freedom of expression. And being regulated does not mean lack of control or any kind of censorship. Network neutrality written in law is regulation. And I like it.
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by exo762 13y ago
I wonder if this project will suffer from same things that haunt Mono and Moonlight - chasing a moving target that does not want to be reached.
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by exo762 13y ago
You are also missing the point. The point is: it is irrelevant if mining is profitable or not at any given moment. Author of the article states that it is, when it is not. If it is unprofitable - some of the competition will crumble, thus m
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by exo762 13y ago
> Therefore, we assume that the bank faithfully executes the > protocol and only makes observations that are part of that > protocol. In particular, he does not act as an onion > router or as a client, only observes messages tha
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by exo762 13y ago
Tide goes in, tide goes out. No miscommunication.
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by exo762 13y ago
People are entitled to free speech and opinions. Not feelings.
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by exo762 14y ago
There are no reasons to use busy waiting in Erlang. Ever.