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841.
by gasull 15y ago
Fake: https://twitter.com/#!/anonops/status/101152229087657984
842.
by gasull 15y ago
Link to the tweet: https://twitter.com/#!/anonops/status/101152229087657984
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by gasull 15y ago
Fake according to AnonOps: https://twitter.com/#!/anonops/status/101152229087657984
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Choosing Android because you don’t trust Google(boingboing.net)
1 points by gasull 15y ago|0 comments
845.
by gasull 15y ago
Can you link the original one in Spanish?
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by gasull 15y ago
The Village Voice has more information than CNet: http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2011/08/anonymous... tl;dr: The action is motivated because of the poor privacy policy of Facebook. As said in other comments, it isn't clear if
847.
by gasull 15y ago
So did VISA and MasterCard ...
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by gasull 15y ago
Have any of the "official" (whatever it means) Twitter accounts said anything against FacebookOp? I'm wondering if this is an spinoff from Anonymous, a false flag, or even both things at the same time (possible).
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by gasull 15y ago
http://www.otherinbox.com/ comes handy for part of this problem. One of the default folders that OtherInBox creates in your Gmail account is an OIB/Unsubscribe folder/label. Then you can label messages from meetup.com as OIB/Unsubscribe
850.
Instawallet introduces instant bitcoin payments (zero confirmations)(forum.bitcoin.org)
34 points by gasull 15y ago|24 comments
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by gasull 15y ago
Video of Anonymous hacking WBC live during an interview: http://boingboing.net/2011/02/24/anonymous-hacks-west.html Tweet from AnonymousIRC saying that they used a 0day exploit: https://twitter.com/#!/AnonymousIRC/status/4083958107498086
852.
by gasull 15y ago
I read somewhere that Anonymous used a 0day exploit against some church they attacked a few months ago.
853.
by gasull 15y ago
> Anonymous (...) could instead be focused on fighting the governments that are actually oppressive? Anonymous has been involved in attacking Government websites from Egypt, Yemen, Iran, Siria, etc. Lulzsec has attacked also AlQaeda
854.
by gasull 15y ago
we really pride ourselves on easy to use software, so it goes against everything in our DNA to release software with NO GUI at all, but maybe we'll give that a serious thought. If you are using Linux, you probably aren't the average Mom &#
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by gasull 15y ago
Unemployment happens because: 1. Producing in China is cheaper, so companies move production and jobs there. 2. China sells to the US while the US sells nothing to China but dollars. 3. This is possible because the US can print as many doll
856.
by gasull 15y ago
I miss something like the Principle of Least Astonishment for design. Why every time there's a revamp of a website the new design is more astonishing and less clear? Why the search button in Google Calendar is now blue? Why new design is u
857.
by gasull 15y ago
Or just .onion using Tor.
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by gasull 15y ago
> most anarchists think that "anarcho-capitalism" is an oxymoron at best, and cryptofeudalism at worst Just because most anarchists dislike anarcho-capitalism, that doesn't mean it doesn't exist as an ideology. Look at the Wikipedia
859.
by gasull 15y ago
It's pretty much an anarcho-capitalist society.
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by gasull 15y ago
The TFG has really no control over the country, not even in the capital. So Somalia, or at least the TFG, is pretty much an anarchist state (or non-state). On the other hand, Somalia is doing poorly compared to developed nations, but bette
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AnonymousIRC leaks hundreds of docs from Arizona law enforcement (3rd time)(pastebin.com)
43 points by gasull 15y ago|27 comments
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by gasull 15y ago
Please, remove "breaking news" from the title.
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TeaMp0isoN hackers hit former British PM Tony Blair, leak address book(digitaltrends.com)
2 points by gasull 15y ago|0 comments
864.
by gasull 15y ago
It depends on how many transactions are there compared to how many people mining. The people who mine are the ones who spread the transactions across the network. The mining computing power is increasing way faster than the people using b
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by gasull 15y ago
Compared to ACH, they are pretty fast (hours in the worst case). If you pay a small fee, like 0.01BTC, they are pretty much immediate.
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by gasull 15y ago
I'll get downvoted for this, but Bitcoin transfers are immediate. There are so many things wrong with the current financial system that the best solution is a new system altogether.
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by gasull 15y ago
> There is a need to develop systems that aren't subject to DDOS Some protocols are immune to DDOS: like BitTorrent and Freenet. HTTP wasn't designed to deal with DDOS.
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by gasull 15y ago
> Works until the malware scans the disk for keydata remnants from 'deleted' files http://srm.sourceforge.net/ I don't use Windows but there's probably something similar for it.
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by gasull 15y ago
They will be in the coming version.
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by gasull 15y ago
A possible solution: http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=18141.0 tl;dr: Create a bitcoin address, backup wallet.dat, delete wallet.dat from your HD, and send your bitcoins to that address.

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